PANICK MODE ON : ISSUE LEAVES FOR QUICKBLUE

The problem is the p.h. is not decreasing. 😥

Let's not Panic! I've had way worse problems than this! The first thing I notice is the runoff EC is too high, and PH is too low. Cut that the runoff EC in half, make sure your PH is sitting on 6.0 for the coco. 300ppm runoff would be good. Stabilize that for a week, and you will see miracles! 😍😘😘

I have uploaded a video for the new week, you can see "in real time" at the end Quickgreen having same issue, she is the last to have it she is a bit behind the others. Compare to her sisters Quickblue and QuickPink, the small leaves are still "up" I now not for long. When the plant is shaking it means fans are on. I really need your feed back.

Those little leaves are no longer feeding the plant and will eventually die regardless. You need to start your nutrients in you waters feed schedule and you’ll be fine unless it’s dry amending. Then you’ll just add the water and cal mag .Just remember that1/8 of liquid goes to autos and half goes to photos. The recommendations are made for big osmosis tanks or gallon. If you add some dr earths flower girls they will thank you later for it. My last seedlings done the same thing And I freaked out so all I did was give them some earthworm castings as a top soil about an inch for nitrogen and blended black magic 555 all purpose dry and they exploded. Good luck to ya

Thank you all for your answers. I got new pictures, it seems to be stabilized but now it is starting on quickgreen and from the border of the leaves, same leaves. Slowly but certainly. I reduced the amount of water (2L for the 3 plants despite 3) I really dont understand because the ph seems to be an issue too. I got 7.1 after giving a 5.2 ph food... I don't know how to reduce it actually. I've also decided to cut the fan for now.

you have no need to flush... flushing should always be a last resort, unless you overfeed... which doesn't seem to be the case. if they continue to detoriorate, more likely due to stripping soil of nutrients from flushing. those first few sets of leaves often are not as pretty as what the plant will be a few growth nodes later. single blade and cotyledons often get sucked dry by plant, although this early would be a bit odd. it's a soilless grow.. should be 650-750ppm everytime you irrigate at this point. get 10-15% runoff. let top layer change color before repeating process. by getting the runoff, you maintain pH and concentration levels in substrate throughout wet-dry cycle. If you want some ideas for PPM of individual elements, check out any of my diaries and there is a table of what i use. NPK should be similar, but Ca, Mg and S depend upon your tap water. i have hard water, so you may need more of those than what i use. go watch some vids by dr. bruce bugbee on youtube about substrate and feeding... will help.

Thats what I was thinking was a PH issue. just the way the leaves looked and were curling. They will never get back to normal, But keep them attached until they die then remove them( rotting matter is always bad ). EC seems good to me. Its more on the EC going in to the EC going out you want to have around the same( in coco only NO soil or slow release nutes as they will always raise the EC). If its a lot higher then only water then next feeding and test again. If it only jumps a bit then keep your feeding as is or possibly reduce slightly. Happy Growing

@Chow_13, yes I "flushe" the coco and came back at 0.6 EC and dropped the ph. 3 L. per plant, I had indeed a p.h. issue but I did the link between this even (accident) and the leaves who reacted extreemly fast (less than 24 hours)

@Chow_13 : I am in coco, I never have to let them dry ever, I've read it everywhere. @ThUk420Show ♥️ thx for now I am growing only RQS and I am really happy with them. I will try to not worry too much...

Dont worry all it is is salt that left over from where the feed has evaporated it will be completely fine it has enough green growth to make it :) the fact you knew you fucked up and your sorted it straight the way is why its not more severe and why it will pull through :) Best of luck for the entire run i love rqs strains ive done a fair few of them :) 👊

The nutrients solution can burn the leaves if its to strong or if the PH is not balanced. The way they are curling it makes me think its a root issue or PH issue. Have you let your soil dry out to at least 1" below the surface before watering again? You need to let it dry out so the roots do not rot and are able to get oxygen. Its only the first "True" leaves so its not that bad. They usually die off once some multi finger leaves start developing. Happy Growing