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well all I can say is thanks a lot guys ... was gonna bite the bullet and just bin them but you guys have convinced me that there might be life in the old dogs yet so gonna soldier on for another 2 weeks and see what i can salvage .. once again thanks for the advice it all will be used in my future grows and any other advice
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I don't use it, so give it a try by itself. At the very least you'll find out.
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just read your journal ... it looks a lot better than mine that's for sure .. good effort in taming the monster
labexperiment
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I am no expert in coco grows but from my reading utilizing a larger pot would allow a larger root ball and increase the performance of the plants, looks like you are using 2 or 3 gallon pots i would go to 5 gallon minimum(based on the size of your plants grown in original pics). Anyone experienced in growing with coco please confirm my opinion before our friend here heeds my advice.
I grow four 3.8 gal / 11liter caged grow bagged plants in a 2' X 4' (60 X 120cm) tent. Yield is about 2oz per plant.
Over nutrifried her. Homey speak for too much N fertilizer. They dont need N in flower.
She's dead Jim
There's the problem - NOT NEARLY enough water. At this stage you should water EVERY DAY - try a gallon of water. Where did you get leaving the plant and soil dry out idea from.
Thats VERY VERY BAD way to grow a flower in a container. Surprised you dont have male flowers by now. You probably would but she's already gone or close enough.
Instead of feeding a lot of nutrients all at once you need to feed smaller amounts multiple times per day in coco.
I feed 1/2 the recommended nutrients up to 3x per day in flower.
SlyTown420
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Coco is a little different to get used to at first, but you can't over-water it. That is the exact reason I went to it.
So in a soil-less medium you wanna let the medium dry out??
I'm not sure.
I'm not sure.
Never let coco dry out, m guessing pure peat is the same.
We have a peat bog at our cottage. Its always soak-n-wet.
The plants that grow in it are really happy.
The plants that grow in it are really happy.
Treat soilless as hydro.
Thats what I was thinking. I gotta figure out a way to grow cannabis on a bog.
Hdinkleman
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whats the temperature in the tent.
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yeah remember i just went through the same thing sitting the plant in waste water and watering it like soil.
it looks more like heat or light stress, whats the temp in there hea running 2 600 watt hps
dont know i relooked at the pictures and i doubt that was caused by watering.
ph 6 is fine in late flower in the coco you are sposed to raise it a little as you go farther in flowering
That's very possible