Clawing don’t stop

curious2garden

curious2garden

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Shaynweed said:
I water when top of soil get dry
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You need to choose hydro or soil. If you mix them you end up like this and we really can't help you. At this point you need to follow @Tangerine_ 's advice and
Tangerine_ said:
Treat it like semi hydro but feed lightly. You may be able to limp these to the finish line.

and get those walls covered up with some panda film.
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Treat it like semi-hydro, but most newbies can't do that. Fuck I've been growing for a minute and I couldn't do that. I wish you the very best of luck on finishing this. Maybe someone else can help you walk this tightrope. As for me I'd move to just water and pray.
 
Tangerine_

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curious2garden said:
You need to choose hydro or soil. If you mix them you end up like this and we really can't help you. At this point you need to follow @Tangerine_ 's advice and

Treat it like semi-hydro, but most newbies can't do that. Fuck I've been growing for a minute and I couldn't do that. I wish you the very best of luck on finishing this. Maybe someone else can help you walk this tightrope. As for me I'd move to just water and pray.
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No kidding. I couldnt get that mix to work to save my soul but it seems to work beautiful outdoors with just a couple additional amendments.
 
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Shaynweed

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curious2garden said:
You need to choose hydro or soil. If you mix them you end up like this and we really can't help you. At this point you need to follow @Tangerine_ 's advice and

Treat it like semi-hydro, but most newbies can't do that. Fuck I've been growing for a minute and I couldn't do that. I wish you the very best of luck on finishing this. Maybe someone else can help you walk this tightrope. As for me I'd move to just water and pray.
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So no any nutes through company’s chart
 
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Shaynweed

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curious2garden said:
You need to choose hydro or soil. If you mix them you end up like this and we really can't help you. At this point you need to follow @Tangerine_ 's advice and

Treat it like semi-hydro, but most newbies can't do that. Fuck I've been growing for a minute and I couldn't do that. I wish you the very best of luck on finishing this. Maybe someone else can help you walk this tightrope. As for me I'd move to just water and pray.
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I just mix vermicompost with (cocopeat peatmoss mix)that i bought and its a say a soil ready to plant so what is hydro doing here?
 
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Shaynweed

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curious2garden said:
You need to choose hydro or soil. If you mix them you end up like this and we really can't help you. At this point you need to follow @Tangerine_ 's advice and

Treat it like semi-hydro, but most newbies can't do that. Fuck I've been growing for a minute and I couldn't do that. I wish you the very best of luck on finishing this. Maybe someone else can help you walk this tightrope. As for me I'd move to just water and pray.
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What exactly was my wrong decision to mix in my soil ?
U say i go with 100%coco
Or it’s bad to mix coco with peat moss
 
Fishloaf

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If in flower I would water that plant lightly everyday with light nutes due to the coco factor of the soil. Know when it needs water by the weight. I have 10 gallon pots, and if I can 2 finger lift a side(thumb and index), it needs 2 gallons roughly. When I keep on it, I can add a gallon a day to each plant and they're happy.

First time grower, and in coco. Would not recommend coco if you have a full time job, as it is needy. I'm also organic , so I cannot contribute to your nute schedule.
 
go go kid

go go kid

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Looks like its heavy on the p and k and verry low on nitrogen by those numbers on the bag, not suitable for weed growing, maybe flowering, but unless you got a nitrogen on its own plant food, id say your wasting your time without adding dry amendments b4 you start. Itneeds chicken manure pellets to be any good for groowing
 
Tangerine_

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ProMix and an easy 1 or 2 part complete base nutrients. Keep the pH between 5.8-6.2 and get your watering technique down and environment and you'll have a healthy harvest. Its really that simple

If you're wanting to go organic with a living soil, you need to know exactly why you're adding each element. Those coffee grounds likely dropped your pH to floor. Overwatered peat can go acidic too.

Have you read Teaming With Microbes? Its a great starting point for organics. Or, go over the Organic section here and do some research. You should find lots of info about KNF and organic inputs and their function. Lots of great gardeners that know their stuff in that section.
 
curious2garden

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Shaynweed said:
What exactly was my wrong decision to mix in my soil ?
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This vvv
Shaynweed said:
Leaves clawing all over plant and don’t stop look like nitrogen burnt (some coffee grounds in soil can cause this?) i flushed her abou a week ago but problem not solved and another thing is hot sun during3-4 hours
Pls help stop this this
I’m giving organic but in the first i used some chemical nute fir about a month
Im going to add some LABS DIY hope could help some how
Calwing leaves are in some firm shape and crispy burnt areas get better afte flush although (some margins and edges had burnt brown befere)
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xtsho

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It's not just coco. It's mixed with vermicompost. Coco, peat, and worm castings is what they're growing in. So it shouldn't be treated the same as straight coco.

Also, the OP is obviously in a country where they can't just go down to the local hydro store and buy a bag of Ocean Forest. People need to realize that there are people on this site from all over the world. Supplies are not as easily available as they are in the United States. If you look at the writing on the back of the bag they are obviously in a country that is going to be limited on what's available to them.


Anyway, that plant is pretty fried. Those leaves are going to stay curled like that. Just give it plain water for awhile.

Good luck.
 
Hollatchaboy

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xtsho said:
It's not just coco. It's mixed with vermicompost. Coco, peat, and worm castings is what they're growing in. So it shouldn't be treated the same as straight coco.

Also, the OP is obviously in a country where they can't just go down to the local hydro store and buy a bag of Ocean Forest. People need to realize that there are people on this site from all over the world. Supplies are not as easily available as they are in the United States. If you look at the writing on the back of the bag they are obviously in a country that is going to be limited on what's available to them.


Anyway, that plant is pretty fried. Those leaves are going to stay curled like that. Just give it plain water for awhile.

Good luck.
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Yes I guess I didn't take that into consideration. I take shit like that for granted.
 
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Shaynweed

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go go kid said:
Looks like its heavy on the p and k and verry low on nitrogen by those numbers on the bag, not suitable for weed growing, maybe flowering, but unless you got a nitrogen on its own plant food, id say your wasting your time without adding dry amendments b4 you start. Itneeds chicken manure pellets to be any good for groowing
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I add some coffee grounds for nitrogen befor planting in pot
 
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