Milk & Qookies, Double Grape Autopot

Seedlings in coco can be tricky, and I love coco! I was initially going to say no, as your seedlings looked to be stretching quite a bit. From their structure I would have said the light was a little too low. Then I saw that your 240watt qb was 8 inches away and that gave me a little fright! But I noticed you have it dimmed down, so I don't think the light is entirely responsible (although being too close/strong could exacerbate nutrient issues). You can look at my Euforia journal for a coco grow plant that I over lit a bit. I grow very similarly to you in coco, frequent fertigations, GH flora, etc , so I like what you have going on! But an EC of 1.1 this early is really high. I think this is the cause. I would have it at half, with about .3 going to cal-mag and .3 going to base nutrients. Then slowly dial it up to .8 maybe if the issues seem to reverse and the plant grows another node or so. I wouldn't go to 1.1 until mid-late veg at the earliest when the roots have been well established and the plant is happy with it's environmental conditions. Hope this helps, feel free to message me if you have more questions. Happy growing! 🌱👍

Nice looking plants. Your transplanting timeline will be based on how dense the root ball is and If it has fully expanded in that new container, If it has not you should wait a bit. The grow bags you use, what kind are they?? it almost looks like the easily open at the green part. I'd wait another week before transplanting. Let the roots really fill it out. Best Of Luck and Happy Growing!

No chance of nute burn, here this is K deficiency. It SCREAMS to me!! if she was my plant I would gave her 500ppm potassium sulfate as soon as possible. I am an organic grower. But you are a coco grower. This looks like your auto plant in your diary. Looking at your feedings data: lots of supplement, micro, not enough base nutrients. Florabloom at 1.2 ml a gal is not enough as she is about to explode in bloom. Try to follow Flora trio Feeding Chart at half strength and see if it fix the deficiency.

The new growth is looking a bit lemon lime green and the tips of the plants are yellowing. This can be caused by lighting being to close the the plant leaves are going through to many nutrients. Your on the high end of scale for auto feeding at 1.2EC, some of them do not like to go above 0.8-1.0 https://www.autoflower.net/forums/threads/med-man-method-feeding-chart-ppm-ec.47856/ its not a perfect reference needs adjustment if the plant needs less or more. As for the light, did the new one come with any par or lighting maps/suggestions for hang height? is this the new or old light on the diary? growdiaries.com/grow-lights/horticulture-lighting-group-hlg/260w-qb-v2-rspec Its suggested hang height via googleing is 24" but best to contact the manufacture and get the info. Good grow lights have this in the manuals. I did find this PPFD map on one web page. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0504/4713/files/HLG_260W_PAR_grande.jpg?v=1533054531 https://www.ledgrowlightsdepot.com/products/horticulture-lighting-group-260-watt-v2-r-spec-quantum-board-diy-kit Autos can also take lower light as well. maybe try a bit higher or lowering the feed. Test one thing at a time or you wont know what one worked out for you. Given that PPFD maps readings and assuming they are true. 24" should be fine, I'm leaning toward lowering the feed a bit. Check your runoff if that's applicable and confirm PH and EC are stable, then go from there, Best of Luck!

Yo creo que si que puede pasar por la peluquería.