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Beautiful plants.......well done and welcome to RIU.

I doubt you'll get a reply.........this thread is 13 yrs old.

I know you didn't ask me, but the micro should always be used. You can get by without the grow and just use the micro and the bloom.

Never, ever give coco plain water.......always with nutes to run off. I feed when they wake up and again 1/2 way through their light cycle.

Been using it for decades.........just MaxiBloom, tap water, and silica.

What is your feeding schedule? Do you feed to run off? I grow in coco and never have to go over 600 ppm's..........athena recommends high ppm's because they sell you more nutrients that way.

What is your medium? Agree with the above posters.........ppm's are way too high.

They look fried to me.......there could be any number of reasons. More info about your grow is required. You might consider flushing the crap out of the coco with a mild nute solution using a pH around 6,0. Then start feeding twice a day to substantial run off, using a ppm around 600. You can't...

Worst stretch I've ever seen.

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You'll get faster growth using just coco and perlite with daily fertigation.

Clear cups are not the best idea.........there's a reason they grow underground without light.

This thread is 15 years old and the OP hasn't been seen in 13 years.

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Coco and soil have different pH and feeding requirements. Coco - 6.0 and Soil - 6.5 Coco should be fed daily to run off and kept saturated. Soil must go through a wet/dry cycle. I have yet to see a successful grow using a coco/soil mix. Good luck.

You're fine.......relax. Good looking plants.......well done.

I have always found cocoforcannabis.com to be very informative. It's not a forum like this one.........it's more of a "how to grow in coco" tutorial site.

Consider doing some serious super cropping.

Tie it with a zip tie.........and next time leave at least a 1/2" of stalk when you top. That is caused by topping too close.

It looks stretched and spindly..........probably due to poor lighting.