It's drooping probably from over watering... have you been flushing to try and work the situation?...
Don't worry just let dry a little now
Canna Coco Issues
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Don't worry just let dry a little now
twentyeight.threefive
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Over watered in coco?
MickFoster
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Impossible to over water a plant that size in a 1 gallon pot in coco.
Coco shouldn't get dry........even a little.
Didn't spot its a coco grow.... that said if you saturate too much some plants can get a lil droopy even in coco.
twentyeight.threefive
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It's impossible to overwater a plant in coco that is fully rooted. Coco holds sufficient oxygen even when fully saturated.
These plants aren't that established.
If he took the initial advice then I would still advise taking things slowly and having some dry back. The plants are young and they've had issues... some dry back after correction will help the roots recover.
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BuddzKillington1015
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while the other plant is doing great the droopy one was suffering. I ended up potting up to 3 gallon into coco not as saturated and it bounced back in days. Must of been an issue with the roots from overwatering.
harrychilds
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I've been growing in Canna Coco for over 10 years and in my Experience I have never used Cali magic in conjunction with Canna nutrients. I just use Canna start for seedlings and in Veg I just use Canna Coco A+B for Veg and maybe some Canna Rhizotonic when I transplant to help them bounce back from any shock.
BuddzKillington1015
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I’ve stopped the calmag,
what type of water do you use? Is it RO? I’ve stopped using calmag and only using A\B & rhizotonic now.
harrychilds
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I use normal tap water which already has Calcium in the water, in Flower you want to use Canna A and B in conjunction with Canna Boost Accelerator. I don't mess around with the PH either, unless I have a PH lockout.
If one uses only 1/2 strength could there then be deficiencies in calcium?
catdaddy516
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I would just up the ec/ppms until deficiency is gone.
tkufoS
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Samwell Seed Well
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just wanted to say..needing Cal and mag is not a problem..if the plant needs it it needs it. Calcium is so intrinsic to almost every single biological plant function, you literally cant get enough unless the media and the plant wont take more
with that said coco naturally need more... and every grow and every environment will be slightly different
trust your plants, feed more
toxicity is literally not a thing...it takes 5 times as long under to much fertigation to see a toxicity then a deficiency stop this ...feed the girl
with that said coco naturally need more... and every grow and every environment will be slightly different
trust your plants, feed more
toxicity is literally not a thing...it takes 5 times as long under to much fertigation to see a toxicity then a deficiency stop this ...feed the girl
Bukvičák
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I would not up anything 1,2 - 1,3 seems to more than enough in coco (at least for me). Use both at recommended RATIO. I do not see calcium issue since new growth looks pretty fine. Make sure the roots are not cold and go on. Coco sometimes need a litlle bit time to get it working how you want, proper fertigation with ballanced food make it easily. Good luck!
Have you had any luck with BioCanna in Coco. According to Canna it will not work very well in coco. Meant for soil or soiless like peat, but not Coco?
BuddzKillington1015
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Ended up getting cal deficiency when I stopped the calmag. Now I just go 1/3 tap; 2/3 RO. New growth is looking good