slow growth

OS_Farmz
OS_Farmzstarted grow question 2mo ago
Hello brother growers, i have some issues with at least two plants this time. All the plants on the photo are same age - almost 4 weeks from seed, but 2 of them stopped their growth. Maybe some problems with the salts and mineral levels in the coco. I heve already flushed them wi
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DrGruen
DrGruenanswered grow question 2mo ago
hi Growmie........ too much water !!! really 2 liters daily??? Viel Glück
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Philhsy
Philhsyanswered grow question 2mo ago
RH: 60–70% Temp: 24–26°C Feed: EC 0.8–1.0 + CalMag pH: 5.8 Don’t flush — coco needs constant feeding Ut keep an eye on ec/ppm keep it within range🌱
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John_Kramer
John_Krameranswered grow question 2mo ago
Them in starvation Water em with 200 ppm of veg fert every watering, don,t listen to morons that suggest to use CalMag even not knowing ur tap water ppm Soak em till 20% runoff keep coco moist, don,t let it dry out
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DuschkabinenGrow
DuschkabinenGrowanswered grow question 2mo ago
Your diary says 46% RH, 25°C or 77°F solution temperature, and 2 liters daily watering. Is that correct for these plants? More information about the environment, the light intensity, the water you use, and the nutrients you mix in would be helpful. Some more information might help others give better answers. You also seem to run into issues in the vegetative phase in your other diaries. Smaller pots are way easier to manage, and transplanting is easy. I think pH 6 is better to prevent Ca/Mg issues. I think you should start over, or carry on and veg the good plant long enough to fill the space. Disclaimer: I’m no expert.
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cangrowz
cangrowzanswered grow question 2mo ago
Hey OS_Farmz! That's a tough spot. At 4 weeks, those two are definitely stunted. Since you're in coco, flushing with plain water usually makes things worse because it strips the buffer and causes lockout. Those pale tops are screaming for nutrients and Cal-Mag. Try this: • Stop flushing with plain water: Coco needs constant nutrients. • Light Feed: Give them a light, pH-balanced (5.8–6.0) feed with extra Cal-Mag immediately. • Check the new growth: If it stays yellow, your pH is likely off. If these are autos, they might not have enough time left to fully recover. If they're photos, just veg them until they find their rhythm again. Hang in there! Happy Growing, Growmie!
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