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If you burned them the roots have damage. The existing leaves won’t heal. Observe new growth for issues. You may see a slower growth rate for a bit until things recover. Welcome to rollitup! (:
 
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CaliRootz88 said:
If you burned them the roots have damage. The existing leaves won’t heal. Observe new growth for issues. You may see a slower growth rate for a bit until things recover. Welcome to rollitup! (:

Personally given your medium and size of the plant:
Sprinkle some worm castings on top hit it with microbes if you got it and stick to ph’d waterings and observe for a week.
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Hes in Coco,
 
Giving them straight water is maybe an issue,light feedings to a little runoff every 1-2 days regardless of how wet they are would be my plan.
EC of around .7- ph 5.8 ish.
Good luck,thread will turn to shit by the end of day so Im out.
 
rkymtnman said:
pH of feed?
EC of feed?
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Got the EC meter coming in the mail, should be here tomorrow...
pH is 5.8
Pretty sure I put waaay too much nutrients in the mix. They are on the mend now, as I flushed them, then only watered them for 4 days after, but I was getting concerned that it may have been something else as the burn was still apparent on newer leaves. Thankfully they seem to have recovered, and they are getting only water for the time being. Once they get bigger, I will start with the nutes again but at a fraction of what was recommended.
 
CaliRootz88 said:
If you burned them the roots have damage. The existing leaves won’t heal. Observe new growth for issues. You may see a slower growth rate for a bit until things recover. Welcome to rollitup! (:
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Thanks for the welcome, great to be here!

Yes, the damaged leaves are toast, but the plants look to be recovering...less and less burning on the tips, hardly visible at all now.
 
Masonic said:
Got the EC meter coming in the mail, should be here tomorrow...
pH is 5.8
Pretty sure I put waaay too much nutrients in the mix. They are on the mend now, as I flushed them, then only watered them for 4 days after, but I was getting concerned that it may have been something else as the burn was still apparent on newer leaves. Thankfully they seem to have recovered, and they are getting only water for the time being. Once they get bigger, I will start with the nutes again but at a fraction of what was recommended.
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i'm not an expert on coco, but most recommend not to flush it with plain water. use a very light nute solution instead
 
myke said:
Giving them straight water is maybe an issue,light feedings to a little runoff every 1-2 days regardless of how wet they are would be my plan.
EC of around .7- ph 5.8 ish.
Good luck,thread will turn to shit by the end of day so Im out.
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Thanks! I'm following that advice.
 
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