LeastExpectedGrower
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I would guess that too, just from the condition of the seedlings + the admission that he hasn't fed them. You can get away with that for a week or two in other media, but not straight coco.
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I would guess that too, just from the condition of the seedlings + the admission that he hasn't fed them. You can get away with that for a week or two in other media, but not straight coco.
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Hiphophippo
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I agree with Mick Foster it’s looking that hungry already and being that small it’s probably in 100% coco I thought he had like a Coco soil mix going on but it does not look like that
Cannabisnewbie
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Yeh I used the small tabs you lay in water and it sucks it up.
Cannabisnewbie
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I used those small coco tabs that suck up water (called coco peat).
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I only have plagron nutriuons are these enough. (like alga grow, vita race etc.)
LeastExpectedGrower
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You need to feed the plants. There's not any real intrinsic nutrient held in those.
MickFoster
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Feed them!!!!!!!
conor c
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The fact you wasting time with cookies or gelato is mistake 1 imo others may disagree they look hungry also do u know if the coco you using is pre buffered and also is pre washed ? Cos they can contain a shit ton of common salt and thats not good for cannabis much also just so u know
weedstoner420
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OP, are there holes in the bottom of that cup?
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No they are not I only have I only have plagron nutriuons are these enough? (like alga grow, vita race etc.) I'm not really home in the nutrion world
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weedstoner420
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That's good. The alga grow looks like a veg food, so not sure why people are acting like you're not feeding it, other than you might not be feeding it enough, or too much, or at the wrong pH (are you measuring pH? Some nutes do not give an acceptable pH when mixed in with water and have to be adjusted up or down).
My guess was it's overwatered, hence asking about the holes in the cup. But I've never grown in plain coco so I will leave advise about watering and feeding seedlings in coco to the pros...
Edit: fwiw I recall a thread on here a while back where someone was growing in coco and watering with only tap water, and the plant got to like 5-6 nodes before developing the yellow/purple color you've got going on. So my hunch is not lack of food but maybe improper feeding/pH'ing/watering practices...
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