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Classic symptoms of watering too frequently before an established root system in coco. I had it and drying down the medium between watering helped. Then on it was back to daily watering until transplant into 3gal from 1ltr pots. Old post but incase someone sees it and wonders if they've got this...

You actually spoke for stress zyme back in 2012 saying they did good for your dwc buckets. Later I believe you moved on to coco. https://www.rollitup.org/t/what-enzyme-are-you-using.578946/ So, maybe it was good in your dwc setup but not much visible effect in coco? Or maybe you don't know what...

U mean the same as gh 3 part? You could just use the micro(8ml) and bloom(16ml)... How many weeks are you in veg using utkarsh?

Maxibloom from seed to harvest...can't go wrong with that!

Nice man..you could have added bone meal or rock phosphate top dressed for flowering. I'm from India too! Never tried soil or rather couldn't figure what I could use to cook my soil here. Started in dwc and sailing smoothly..:bigjoint:

Dude..what happened? Did you eventually grow on the soil you cooked?

and flower nutrient ratio? old thread i suppose...

Yes I understand and I've dealt with ca and mg deficiencies on the same plant and now they're not there anymore by avoiding using cal nit or epsom.im using only maxibloom and not getting a ca and mg deficiency. The ca deficiency I had earlier was with rust spots in new growth and.mg deficiency...

@rkymtnman ..I've read a lot of ur posts while doing dwc earlier..mostly regarding running sterile res and running southern ag. I managed to source bacillus amyloliquefaciens in powder form to fight pythium but couldn't get the dosage right for dwc..should have messaged u then..:)

My country produces shit tons of coco to be exported but what we get here locally is crap with lots of peat..I've managed to source good quality, washed it well and ran plain water to drop the ec and buffered twice for 12 hrs in calmag.. From what I've learnt, the calmag thats used to buffer the...

I didn't mean to say my dwc run was overwatered or it can be overwatered, it can't because it sits on water lol.....it was my insane res temps that gave rise to root rot and similar symptoms on the leaves..I did try Epson foliar on the dwc plants and actually it did work or rather slowed the...

No bro, if I add epsom the situation aggravates. Tried the same in dwc earlier and had similar results of aggravation. I mentioned earlier I had mg def on this plant because of excess calnit I added thinking coco needs it and it was corrected. That was proper yellowing between the veins and...

The humidity is not constantly at 80%. Honestly it's at 65% and with the ac every 2 hrs it drops to 50-45%. I mentioned 80% because the rains have begun (next 3 months) and rh will climb over the coming weeks. Regarding rh and temps, when I was in the tropics, my dwc grows were at temps 34-36c ...

Ok. Will mix a batch of that strength. My question however is, does the leaf symptoms show that it's underfed?

Because I've done dwc grows with it on quite a few strains and never felt nitrogen deficiency. Plants grow well with maxibloom alone.

So then, considering my humidity, is it better I water less often? Allowing the medium to dry out a bit..say once a day?

Ro water and maxibloom around 0.8-1 gram/gal

Correction.. flush wasn't with plain water..was with a weak nute strengtht of 350-400ppm..

hi everyone.. thank you all for your previous responses. after switching over to the better batch of maxibloom, i believe my plants are responding well, however, still my lower leaves continue to get damaged everytime i water. below ive attached pics of another plant having pretty much the same...

Nice setup. What nutes do you feed them?