Just feed a normal mix, coco doesn’t hold on to nitrogen. It will bind Calcium and magnesium though. Once the plants are beyond the seedling stage it’s almost impossible to over water.
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Cool now I know. Thanks Penny
Coco I’m very familiar with, it’s my go to medium.
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This one is soil
Hmm soil you may need to flush and start with a well balanced nute.
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Damn OK so I will be doing that tonight. I will mix a weaker fish mix
Are you using seagro?
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Yes I am
Go slow with it. Like half dose. It's hectic stuff. Same as as nitrosol . I used guanoflo last season and it worked a charm.
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What dosage you recommend?
I see guanoflo here in my shop... 200 bucks. How did you use that stuff?
Just dilute according to instructions and water in. Every week or two until yours find a cycle that suites your ladies. Also add a little kelpak too.
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So 25ml per 1 litre thank I can add it to my pots?
This is the only kelp thing I have here and idk what it does!
Yes yea and yes. Do your flush first... let them dry a few days and then give some..or add it after the last flush of water with a watering can or whatever you use . Go half guano though as theywell have plenty N already and full seaweed
So 25ml per 1 litre thank I can add it to my pots?
This is the only kelp thing I have here and idk what it does!
I mean half of what they recommend. So I use a 4lt watering can (water restrictions) and 50ml
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Wow my apologies guys. Life became very busy at short notice and I completely forgot to keep posting....
She looks so bushy now... Here is P#6!
I have literally had no issues with her at all!
(touches wood)
She smells like lemons and is rather pungent. After 3 days of constant rain I took her in and dried her up a bit with some house fans just cause I'm cautious of mould.
I can't say the same about the cheese... She looks better then before but is still showing clawing... I did flush her and then there was the rain too. We have sun today so I guess I'm going to let her dry a bit or what?
So then there is this girl... She is no longer shedding healthy leaves and in fact isn't shedding at all. So I flushed the shit out of her and added a new set of nutes. With the rain lately the humidity went up so so much that my meter stopped at 99%... It's backing down now.
Today is the last day of veg nutes and I will switch to bloom tomorrow with the start of week 3.
So up next is the bad leaves. Now I remember from last time hearing they just won't recover but are not progressing really.
It is just literally the bottom
Also I have noticed a slight claw upwards. Not hectic but it's there.
Any help and tips are always appreciated!
She looks so bushy now... Here is P#6!
I have literally had no issues with her at all!
(touches wood)
She smells like lemons and is rather pungent. After 3 days of constant rain I took her in and dried her up a bit with some house fans just cause I'm cautious of mould.
I can't say the same about the cheese... She looks better then before but is still showing clawing... I did flush her and then there was the rain too. We have sun today so I guess I'm going to let her dry a bit or what?
So then there is this girl... She is no longer shedding healthy leaves and in fact isn't shedding at all. So I flushed the shit out of her and added a new set of nutes. With the rain lately the humidity went up so so much that my meter stopped at 99%... It's backing down now.
Today is the last day of veg nutes and I will switch to bloom tomorrow with the start of week 3.
So up next is the bad leaves. Now I remember from last time hearing they just won't recover but are not progressing really.
It is just literally the bottom
Also I have noticed a slight claw upwards. Not hectic but it's there.
Any help and tips are always appreciated!
Those last pics look like Phosphorus deficiency. The girls are looking great though.
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I think you just answered my problems with her
Thank you bro. I will mix tonight the bloom. Do I flush her before I put in bloom when a person changes the nutes?
Thanks for the compliment on them. This time round I wanted to do it properly haha!
I wouldn't continue flushing, they need nutrients. Flushing for me is a last resort type of thing.
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Ahh I see. Makes sense as the coco doesn't hold the nutes right?
Learn something everyday! Thanks!
Plus she's showing a lack of nutes not too much.