1st coco grow... help!!

[Loz32145]

Hi guys this is my 2nd plant but the first time using coco. I have an issue with my seedling the leaves are wierd looking. 250 hps 30°c about 30-40% hd

 

[MickFoster]

Looks ok to me.
Why did you start in a large pot?
Are you familiar with the proper way to grow in coco?

 

[Loz32145]

Looks ok to me.
Why did you start in a large pot?
Are you familiar with the proper way to grow in coco?

I didnt want to transfer it just incase I stress her out.. i kinda know what to do with coco just dont let it dry out right?

 

[Loz32145]

My last plant the first set of leaves were there normal pointy tips. But this one seems to be rounded off

 

[MickFoster]

I didnt want to transfer it just incase I stress her out.. i kinda know what to do with coco just dont it dry out right?

You get faster growth starting in solo cups and transplanting at 2 weeks....FYI. Maintaining the proper moisture level in such a large pot will be a challenge.

Coco basics for a plant with established roots.
Feed daily to run off using a pH around 6.0.
Never plain water.
Never let it get dry.

Good luck.

 

[Apalchen]

I do things a little different when plants are small especially in a bigger pot. I only water a small amount about 2 inch's out from the stalk around in a circle. Regardless of what you have read it is possible to overwater in coco. Don't over feed cause you won't achieve run off for atleast a week maybe two. Once the plant is more established and has more roots you can start watering to run off, but will prob need to skip a day or two in between waterings at first. I don't let my pots get super dry, but I do let them dry out a good bit before watering with small plants.

If you keep a seedling in really wet medium the stem will rot.

 

[Loz32145]

You get faster growth starting in solo cups and transplanting at 2 weeks....FYI. Maintaining the proper moisture level in such a large pot will be a challenge.

Coco basics for a plant with established roots.
Feed daily to run off using a pH around 6.0.
Never plain water.
Never let it get dry.

Good luck.

Thanks bro il give a hollar in a few weeks

 

[Loz32145]

I do things a little different when plants are small especially in a bigger pot. I only water a small amount about 2 inch's out from the stalk around in a circle. Regardless of what you have read it is possible to overwater in coco. Don't over feed cause you won't achieve run off for atleast a week maybe two. Once the plant is more established and has more roots you can start watering to run off, but will prob need to skip a day or two in between waterings at first. I don't let my pots get super dry, but I do let them dry out a good bit before watering with small plants.

If you keep a seedling in really wet medium the stem will rot.

Ok thanks il keep it moistish

 

[Loz32145]

I had nothing to worry about lol

 

[imsorryboi]

You get faster growth starting in solo cups and transplanting at 2 weeks....FYI. Maintaining the proper moisture level in such a large pot will be a challenge.

Coco basics for a plant with established roots.
Feed daily to run off using a pH around 6.0.
Never plain water.
Never let it get dry.

Good luck.

Use 6.2-6.3pH Seeding/Ripening phase. In veg phase use 5.8-6pH.