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Spliffing_Around
Spliffing_Aroundstarted grow question 2 years ago
I am waiting on my flower nutrients and was using supposedly “sensi coco” that could have the labels( part a and b ) messed up. What shall I do with the claws ? Mychorizha is coming, have cali magic ghe and dutch pro grow A+b , as well as silica and big bud. I did wash it yesterD
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Leaves. Curl down
Plant. Other
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago
Well, with coco. You can't have it too wet. As its coco, you are meant to feed everyday, so it's not that I'm afraid. Any of those feeds looks fine pal. Your plants are healthy looking. To me, it looks like the top leafs are curling down from the heat of your light, or heat in your space, maybe poor ven. What is the heat of your tent. Anything in the 24c needs good ventilation or you'll have some curling. Good luck.
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Spliffing_Around
Spliffing_Aroundanswered grow question 2 years ago
Thank you for helping me guys. I just wanted to let you know that the nutrients could be f up, cuz they were poured by a person that basically bought a 100l canister and started a lazada shop out of it, this is why the assumption, as the labeling was delivered to me incorrectly. I changed the ventilation pattern and now it looks better actually. Gave same more minimal dose nutes and waiting for original dutch pro bloom.
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Mr_Incognito
Mr_Incognitoanswered grow question 2 years ago
Good that you washed it yesterday;) it’s good for coco to be flushed right before flowering to wash out the excess of Nitrogen, if you don’t change NPK gradually within 2 weeks before flipping to 12/12. The labels can’t be messed up so easily, it’s a serious issue that could lead to a massive money and reputation loss for the company. The whole batch would have the labels messed then. Have you checked for sediments in both parts of your fertiliser? It can seriously affect NPK of the solution, and cause weird toxicity/deficiency issues while being fed “properly”. I’ve had an issue with that, you can find it in my diary. Overall your plant looks fine. I’ve had the same claw in my coco grow, which disappeared as soon as I defoliated those leaves lol. Just a joke;) She’ll be fine in few days I guess if you feed her proper NPK. No matter if it’s fem or auto.
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Lewd101
Lewd101answered grow question 2 years ago
This is over watering causing a lock out(early sign) let it dry out some (coco be careful) then flush it a few times. Moving forward water to a very small run off and give it an extra hour or two in-between waterings. Hope this helps.
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