BB84
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YES!!! thats it, thats the one
Help!!!
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Doug Dawson
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See, trolls can be used for good too. Hope your having a great day
BB84
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waiting a few more days for my samples to dry in my little home made airing cupboards, cant wait to try them sparinglySee, trolls can be used for good too. Hope your having a great day
Bullygrowz
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That's too dry man keep coco wet all the time
Doug Dawson
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I hope they turn out great for you.
BB84
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christ so do i after the fiasco
MickFoster
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It was like pulling teeth......very exasperating.
The first 4 replies to this thread said it looked like it needed water, and was ignored.
5 pages later we finally find out the coco is dry.
The first 4 replies to this thread said it looked like it needed water, and was ignored.
5 pages later we finally find out the coco is dry.
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Priceyyyyyy95
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I Dont think it’s because that either though as I have never had this problem befor they haven’t perked up either yet they have been flooded good enough and lights have been on 6hours now surely they should be ok now ??
Priceyyyyyy95
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But they haven’t came back yet and they have been flooded and the lights have been on 6hrsIt was like pulling teeth......very exasperating.
The first 4 replies to this thread said it looked like it needed water, and was ignored.
5 pages later we finally find out the coco is dry.
PadawanWarrior
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He's been giving you the answer for 5 pages now.
Priceyyyyyy95
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Mate I’m not doubting the gezza but surely they should of perked up by now lol ?
Doug Dawson
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Coco is famous for nute lockouts and salt buildup, both can make your plants wilt quick if it hit a tipping point. Both those issues occur from not feeding coco properly. You will have to give it a day or even 2. If you fed to a good amount of runoff you should have washed out the issues, might take a second attempt. A few hours won't necessarily tell you much.
Doug Dawson
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Ahh, you had some fun and now have some smoke. Life isn't all that bad.christ so do i after the fiasco
Bullygrowz
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When they've been ran continuously dry like id imagine your plants have it may take a while for em to recover. Coco needs to be wet at all times.
Priceyyyyyy95
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Ok then thankyou
GreenLegos
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Welp from what i read and what i see, here are some things that have caused this in my plants. Overwatering, or not enough ventilation through the soil, the roots overheating or too much oxygen, i think if the roots are bare the plant dies.
P.s. saw it was to dry, i water mine lightly every so often.
P.s. saw it was to dry, i water mine lightly every so often.
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myke
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What was the EC of the runoff? Hope you used fresh water.
Priceyyyyyy95
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Yes mate I used fresh water thanks for your help will keep you updated
Priceyyyyyy95
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So after all that yesterday saying I was under feeding them they have got a lot worse today so it carnt be underfeeding sorry to disappoint all you people that thought it was
Priceyyyyyy95
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Pipe down cause you obviously know fuck all
