What gives. Can not figure her out

race winslow

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Hey thank you I have other plant in there she seem ok. It that same strain. Btw it’s gg#4 fem seed
I’ll flush her tonight I sure do appreciate the input
Just let it dry out a good bit after you flush it. Roots grow as they seek out water and nutrients. By letting it dry a bit the roots should start growing more vigorously. Are you using any beneficial bacteria or tea? That would help the grow environment too.
 

Roy O'Bannon

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Some things I learned/read/experienced about coco this grow. Drain to waste.
1 Feed everyday to runoff, 20% I measured it to make sure at first.

2 feed all nutes at once. Don't cal/mag one day and whatever the next. Everything has to be there in close to right quantities for anything to be used.

3 you can over water coco, if the plant isn't rooted out well. If it's droopy let it dry out a bit

4 I check my runoff once in a while. It should be close to what I'm putting in. Maybe higher ph and ec, but still within a safe range.

5 environment is just as important as lights, nutrients just need to be in range the plant handles the rest. Getting temps and humidity to stay where you need.....

I would water less ( once a day ) and feed less ppm if it were me. Like 600ppm max or 1.2ec and as close to 5.8 ph as you can get.
 

Diesel001

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Just let it dry out a good bit after you flush it. Roots grow as they seek out water and nutrients. By letting it dry a bit the roots should start growing more vigorously. Are you using any beneficial bacteria or tea? That would help the grow environment too.
I am not using none just fox farm trio
Big bloom and grow big sofar
Haven’t used tiger bloom yet
 
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