GC 06.08.2019

Hey there, hope I answered your question! if you would like to never overwater again, try the lifting bag method www.youtube.com/watch . Check out the evaporative cooler, i dont know where you live but in europe you can get a useful one for like 40-60 bucks, anything else you need just drop me a message 👊

@TheCode Coco can be overwaterd as can any growing medium see above answer 👆 for more details Thanks mate

Look at my diaries for some coco tips and tricks 😎

Thanks for doing such a great job with our genetics! Happy Harvest 💚🙌🏼🌱

What kind of lights are you running and at what height, I know its on the page but that stuff more than often goes un-updated. Reason I ask is I have seen this before and reducing (raising) the lights worked well but I run HPS so it can stress them ever so slightly and result in a constant droop. Just offering another possibility.

for airflow what i do is i use a big fan 150W , i got it for 75 bucks on aliexpress but it sounds like a rocket ship... then just use your small fans as intake and inside the tent for airflow

Please wise people help me out a bit with some strains! 😄 Wich strain for you or maybe you know which strain is good for knock out sleep type buzz? that hits you hard ya know plus it would be better if it was autoflower but can be photoperiod. And one more for creativity , listening to music or chilling out playing games? give me some strain names please 👍👽😋

Very nice plant! allthough the trichomes look pretty milky or cloudy, i think you could have let it stay another week or two. Maybe even doubled the weight. I made the same mistake a couple of times. But i dont doubt that its still good smoke! Happy growing. ✌️

Is your high temp 86 deg? These plants will take 90 deg + (a little) with no stress so it must be higher?

Hey there! Good luck with your Green Crack =) Happy growing and let us know if you need anything💚

Looking great!

Hi @TheCode! Well it's really hard to over-water with a fresh and airy coco, since this medium will immediately get rid of its excess of water, unless 100% of your waterings are very heavy you shouldn't see signs of overwatering. Is there a chance you re-used the coco from a previous run? In my opinion your plants do suffer from a not-acidic-enough pH (in coco 5.8 is your sweetspot), probably a bad airflow, and not enough Nitrogen during the vegetative stage (plants are slightly yellow). In this situation I would: 1/ help the container to dry faster to make sure over-watering is not the source of your problems, a tiny fan blowing a continuous breeze onto the container's surface should suffice. 2/ help the plants to handle the stretch by giving it a bit more of Nitrogen, for the very last time. 3/ lower the pH to 5.5-5.8 for the entire blooming cycle and 4/ make sure they have a cool breeze all day long and double check the airflow all around the plants. Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy growing!

I agree-too much water. I also grow in coco and it is possible to give them too much. Pinch the very top of the soil and if it is dry (only a tiny shallow pinch) then it’s time to water. That technique has worked a treat for me.

Our water is very heavy, difficult to brew a decent cup of coffee, it seems more a mater of what is making up that ppm rather than the base reading. Do you know or else just assume most is iron, silicon,some lead etc things that have little to no effect on the plant. IMHO

Just assume .I don't really know what is making up those 250 ppm but what I can say is that the less my water would have ppm the more happy me and my girls would be ! 😟😃

Fuack I dont want to have airy buds.. Those girls look hungry I dont now whats happening im feeding them and keep timing bettween watering i mean not watering maybe everyday? The hell is happening 😅👊😢