Hey Gang, I'm having some issues with my veg plants. There is inconsistent growth throughout my plants even though they were all transplanted at the same time. Also some weird yellowing on mostly all the leaves.
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Herb & Suds
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Without even looking you underwatered or missed a cycle
Herb & Suds
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MickFoster
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It almost looks like you're using dry nutrients in the coco.
Was your coco buffered?
Are you feeding to run off daily?
What pH?
Water source?
Nutrients?
The more info you can provide the more we can help.
Was your coco buffered?
Are you feeding to run off daily?
What pH?
Water source?
Nutrients?
The more info you can provide the more we can help.
Herb & Suds
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His coco is spot wet
He doesn't water enough or on a regular basis
mudballs
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Im not butting on these guys helping you but hey we know what dry coco looks like man you aint fooling these guys
Edit:looks like lights too strong too close to me
Hollatchaboy
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Even my bad eyes can see dry spots.
Herb & Suds
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I believe I did and suspect some game playing going on, given the poor look of your grow
Do you want help or are you trying to prove me wrong? We all know how easy it is to toss a curveball in there
Herb & Suds
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So what are your watering habits ?
Herb & Suds
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Obviously you aren’t water enough and are basing your schedule on past efforts
It is pretty obvious that isn’t working and trying to under water cause it worked before is counterintuitive
Herb & Suds
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Are sure you have grown in coco before because watering is feeding and in coco it can not dry out
If it does ever plants end up burnt
No one thinks every few days in coco
My crowd does it twice daily
MickFoster
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I feed once a day to run off in veg.........and twice a day to run off in flower.
It's necessary to feed often to run off to replenish the nutes, pull in fresh oxygen to the roots, and prevent salt build up.
It's necessary to feed often to run off to replenish the nutes, pull in fresh oxygen to the roots, and prevent salt build up.
How many gallon pots do you use?
Hook Daddy
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I water 4 times a day in coco, and I think that once the plants are going well and thriving that is the least they need. If I lower to two or three times they do not do well. Many misdiagnose as over heat but that’s not it, it’s letting them dry by accident just a bit. Once the coco drys it resists water and is hard to get to fully damp again, so not good, keep watering.
