Jordantrip
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I have done exactly that Tomorite is rich in nitrogen I've added half the recommend amount to 4L of water and will be feeding about a jug if not a bit less a day
Should I add nutes?
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coreywebster
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Are the cotyledons yellowing?
What are you growing in?
What are you growing in?
TCH
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Should I start using nutrients?
She's a Sweet Afghan Delicious, 3 weeks old today, the lower leaves (not cotyledon) are turning yellow on the tips, should I start with nutrients?
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SouthFloridaGenetics
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Yes
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Jordantrip
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They are pretty much gone and apparently I'm using coco as it's Doff I'm using.
Moflow
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Tomatorite. N P K 4:3:8
My tap water reads 0.4 ec.
1 litre of tap water + 1ml of Tomatorite equals 0.8 ec.
1 litre of tap water + 2ml of Tomatorite equals 1.2 ec.
Tomatorite can be used for seedlings, rooted clones, vegging and flowering.
I grow in a DIY homemade compost. Can be used in hydro too.
I'm sure it'd be ok in coco as well although I've never used coco personally.
I hope that helps.
My tap water reads 0.4 ec.
1 litre of tap water + 1ml of Tomatorite equals 0.8 ec.
1 litre of tap water + 2ml of Tomatorite equals 1.2 ec.
Tomatorite can be used for seedlings, rooted clones, vegging and flowering.
I grow in a DIY homemade compost. Can be used in hydro too.
I'm sure it'd be ok in coco as well although I've never used coco personally.
I hope that helps.
SouthFloridaGenetics
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With coco you should be dumping food and water on them multiple times per day. High frequency fertigation will be your best friend! I dropped a link for some excellent reading material. It is short and sweet! Good luck with your grow.
Growing Cannabis in Coco Coir with High Frequency Fertigation - Coco For Cannabis
Learn how to unlock the magic of growing cannabis in coco coir with high frequency fertigation! Guide to feed and water cannabis in coco like a pro!
www.cocoforcannabis.com
Jordantrip
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Thanks for this, I'll check ot out tonight.With coco you should be dumping food and water on them multiple times per day. High frequency fertigation will be your best friend! I dropped a link for some excellent reading material. It is short and sweet! Good luck with your grow.
Growing Cannabis in Coco Coir with High Frequency Fertigation - Coco For Cannabis
Learn how to unlock the magic of growing cannabis in coco coir with high frequency fertigation! Guide to feed and water cannabis in coco like a pro!
Jordantrip
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Thanks I'll take that into account I used the PH strips to measure my water I'll do the same for my feed
J2M3S
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What? You asked if you should even bother growing it.
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Jordantrip
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Yes I asked if I should bother if I was only going to be able to grow for a month, I hadn't given up I was asking which way I should go. If this sounds like I've already chopped my plant down I don't know what to say, I've changed how I care for the plant and she should last full term so all good on this end.