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Day 8 Wed 11/23/22 - looking good. No significant changes since yesterday. Just watered and will fertilize and add worm castings tomorrow.
Day 9 Thurs 11/24/22 - Noticed in the photos that they've really gotten more pale since yesterday. Hmmmmm. Watered after adding a pinch of Dr Earth, a small handful of worm castings, and a handful of coco. Also adjusted the pH of my water now that I got my pH meter. Tap water is 7.6, which is what they've been getting up to this point. Adjusted down to 5.8 with pH Down. We'll see if it makes a difference.
Day 10 Fri 11/25/22 - no noticeable changes since yesterday.
Day 11 Sat 11/26/22 - Trimmed off a few of the lowest leaves, especially those that had the tips clipped by the person who cloned them for me. Watered with 5.8 pH water and didn't add anything else tonight.
Day 12 Sun 11/27/22 - They are starting to look so much better since I adjusted the pH to 5.8 three days ago. Just watered tonight and didn't add anything else.
Day 13 Mon 11/28/22 - Fed with a tea of water, worm castings, CalMag Plus and Recharge with a final pH of 5.8. The tops of all the plants are now above the top of the pots, which are all about half full with coco coir right now as I'm building the growing medium from the bottom up. Everything looking great to my eyes.
Day 14 Tues 11/29/22-Vertical growth continues and leaves are all looking healthy and perky. watered 1 tsp of Dr Earth into each plant because they are looking a little pale again - probable nitrogen deficiency.
Total noob. First grow. Clones shipped by mail. 5 days in and they seem to getting a little pale and some clawing on top leaves of one. Watering daily. Added some fertilizer and worm castings yesterday. Is there something I should be doing differently. Do they look okay?
You are in coco, I am a coco grower. So the information you need is your ph is off. Keeping coco wet is right. Other guy didn't look at your diary, and don't know how to grow in coco apparently. You need to flush the substrate with a 5.8 ph water. Do this till run off reads 5.8. I use strong ph down then level it out with 5.8 once I get it right. Then reapply nutrients with a cal mag. Coco is heavy irrigation. Just do NOT leave it sit in run off. I run this cycle every other day on them. Keeping them wet between feeding. She will perk up once this is done.
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