Shogun Nutrients in coco - how often to feed

If you are growing in coco you should be getting runoff every feeding regardless of what bottle says

Ich bin voll bei @nonick123 Ihre Pflanzen haben nichts. Maximal eine leichte Überwässerung (die nach unten hängenden Blattspitzen deuten darauf hin). Die roten Stängel können an zu wenig P liegen, ich denke aber bei dir ist das eher genetisch bedingt. Sie machen das sehr gut. Weiter so. 😎💪

The plants look good. There doesn't seem to be an excess or deficiency of nutrients. You should let the substrate be "dry" between waterings. "Weigh" the pots with both hands and notice that it's light and that "the bottom doesn't feel heavy." If you notice weight at the bottom, it means it still has enough moisture. Water only when it's "dry." Additional tip: Always alternate between a watering with water and a watering with nutrients. In both cases, with adjusted pH.

Over watering induced nutrient lock. They look a little sad and hungry. You lift the pots to feel the weight before watering more? A lack of phosphorus usually causes red stems. Lack of phosphorus can come from many things. Usually it is NOT about too little of phosphorus in the system 🤔 Funny word phosphorus , I hope it spells like that...P is all I know 😋

I actually think it’s because I’ve been over watering them to be honest, not leaving any day completely dry. The last 4 days they’ve all been probably over fed or and watered, before it’s a complete loss PLEASE HELP