I’m really not sure if this is okay for week 3 as the first week and a half I never fed any nutrients except root stimulant and I never knew you had to water coco more often than soil so I might be a bit behind because of that but someone else’s input would be amazing
Mostly looks okay, but I see you got some splotching, discolouration (seemingly).
I'd recommend some extra calcium (or calmag with like 4 calcium to 1 magnesium ration, roughly), maybe just a little bit of sulphur and phosphor.
Good luck buddy 👍I'd try some calmag. I use advanced nutrients sensi calmag because it has some nitrogen in it too and iron. Greens them up nice. Something with quantum board LEDs and calmag deficiency. I use mars hydro tsw2000 and it says in my instructions to use Xtra calmag. Id try it bro. 1ml per liter for every watering
You have some fairly serious nutrient/pH/lockout issues there.
It looks like your plant needs sulphur, calcium, phosphorus (it might not actually need all of that, but uptake and balance is off). Usually magnesium deficiency looks a bit different, but combined with other issues...it could look like that I guess.
I'd immediately stop using whatever nutrients you are using (or at least lower it a lot)
Again, first thing I'd recommend is calcium as it's a pretty safe "neutralizer".
Then, a little bit of magnesium.
Then potentially sulphur and phosphorus.
I would probably also recommend a little of something kinda general as such, perhaps molasses, to hopefully get it a bit more stabilized.
Good luck dude.
Hey, I believe you may have a Phosphorus deficiency and potentially some nitrogen as the leaves are pretty bright green. The dry amendments will be slow release I assume, may take a bit to see recovery. The stem color could also be genetics, but mine had same issue progressed into leaf symptoms of P deficiency. I could be wrong, no expert! Best of luck!
Nice training you are doing! Best of luck! May want to consider dry soil amendments in future, I found they were much easier to manage as you are feeding the soil medium as opposed to roots. Just my 5 cents!
Hey dude, you should consider something closer to actual soil, like even just compost. Coco isn't soil. It's filler you should use in very low amounts, and ideally even only for germination.
Your plant has all kinds of nutrient issues and the medium is horribly limited. Literally using dirt from your yard is better.
Sorry to say this, but earlier I didn't notice you were only using/listing coco coir. So I wasn't able to mention it earlier. The less coco and perlite you CAN get away with, the better you are doing.
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