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Youngbuck
Youngbuckstarted grow question 3 years ago
Is this a case of overfeeding or under as some of the rootriots are moist but coco is dry
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Leaves. Curl down
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Greencrypto
Greencryptoanswered grow question 3 years ago
If coco dry would say underfed maybe not nutrients as such but they look as if they need water because of the droop coco is very hard to over water I use coco with fabric pots my self and always get a little run of I would feed ph perfect water 1st to see if they stand up if you get a yellowing start a feed I was told always best to under feed than over feed you can always add you can’t take away
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Youngbuck
Youngbuckanswered grow question 3 years ago
Just been feeding water since i potted them last week into small pots am thinking its overfeed as i tend to leave water on the tray while spraying from the top and temp is always 23 and humidity is 40%
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
Chronic overfeeding.
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TgOkc
TgOkcanswered grow question 3 years ago
Prolly overfeeding if your not overwatered. Whats the temps maybe check runoff.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 3 years ago
leaves curing down points towards over watering. but hard to tell if your overfeeding as their is no diary linked or feeding chart. Could be over feeding and just not seeing any signs of it yet. Good Luck!
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 3 years ago
I see your not using a tent. What size is your grow room, how many plants. Can you set up some ducting and blow air into room. And if you have an extraction fan and the ducting is leading out of the grow room it'll be more likely c02, increase ventilation for grow room. And I'm assuming u have drainage holes, this is a must with coco water should not be trapped in the pot with coco or you will get root rot. Happy growing.
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 3 years ago
Well for one, coco very hard to overwater unless when you were making the mix up you might have blocked up the drainage holes. Good way to check with your pots being so small you should enough space in the end for roots to grow through, that's the only it could overwatered. It's a more of underwatering cause your mix isn't holding enough fluid. Next time add coco husk or bark as this is better at holding water. Also, when u were doing your mix was the coco mainly dust or stringy with with of hush and that attached. Try lifting the pots a little up from the drainage holes so water can escape. And any roots that grow through will also drink run-off and your plant will explode, just gotta be careful with ph/EC as it's, it's mini DWC. Try that. Your coco should damp, put your finger down and if dry more than 1-2 inches down, it's too dry. Also if in a tent make sure u are sucking new air in to the tent either by wsy of extraction tbat will suck new air in or set up ur extraction fan to blow into tent and close windows, could be a factor of c02 too.Happy growing.
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