A lot of learning to do but slowly getting better,I shouldnt of used tap water and it should of been sitting out to evap the chlorine, should of gave nutrients right after transplanting another lesson learned and I should of measured ph + tds but she's definitely resilient all my troubles are user error and knowledge is definitely what I hope to get out of these first grows
Any idea what this could be , thought it was a calmag deficiency so I upped the calmag and added a low dose of base nutrients, plant responded next day by more spotting, I did a flush with florakleen last night and it seems to have helped I'm thinking now it was locked
I grow in coco. These guys are giving you soil advice. Coco is a whole different thing. 1 your coco is always wet. No dry time. Do not let it sit in runoff though. 2, ph in and ph out should be 5.8. You can not overwater in coco. It holds air like perlite. Unless you leave it on a constant flow 24/7. Your ph coming out is extremely important. That means your roots have the availability of all the coco. Not just the spot the ph is in range. 5.8 vegging. 6.2 flowering. Cal mag is needed in feed. I feed every other morning after a a ph check, and ph flush if needed to set ph. Then resupply nutrition in coco. I then splash ph water on coco to keep it wet till next feeding. Coco is hydro in a potter or bag. It plays by different rules then the soil advice given. I have grow many autos recently in last year in coco. Feel free to go look at them and decide for yourself if I know what I am talking about. Happy growing 🌱
@Steze, I'm not to much of a pro but we all here to learn and grow together! I got u growmie no doubt! Anything else I can help with don't hesitate to shoot me a message!
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