[Coco] Cheese

I would have to go back and ask how you preped that coco. That is the biggest source of issues in that medium, improperly prepared, not washed well enough, or not buffered correctly. Coco does not technically need perlite but it sure makes thing work better, 20-40% is the range I prefer 25%. Now yours seems that the coco was not buffered correctly. Could use some perlite but thats not your issue. What happens is the coco begins pulling calcium away from the plant and that is a calcium issue you have friend. Some strains will react to this situation worse than others, high need of calcium or magnesium. Giving that plant more is about all you can do your PH is fine 5.8-6.0 are perfect. And in coco you feed from the start of those true leaves. Gently but you feed. Hope it works out 😀

Like harythehat said 👍🏻 I also prefer a wet/dry cycle so the roots can breath and go searching for water.I only water or feed my plant when my pot feel light when I pick them up..I’m now early in flower stage in a 5gal coco fabric pot and she get around 6l with 600ml runof so I can check Ec every 2 day’s.and never 2 feeds in a row because my 400w hps evaporates a lot of water so my pots are dry but still full of nutrients. Later in flower she gets a daily 6l and at the end she’s fine with 6l for a week It changes constant during the lifecycle of a plant And It’s a bit of a search for what works best for you when your new to growing Don’t be afraid to make mistakes,it’s a lesson learned and they are strong ladies,they can recover from most damage if you grow photoperiod strains Good luck with your grow 🌱💪🏻🔥✌️