Not growing - Please help

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Zhendog

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It's been 3 weeks with no progress at all and i have done this before so i have no idea what the problem could be. The roots aren't growing as they use to almost hasn't make any progress. As you can see in the picture weeds are turning yellow. I am not over watering or over feeding so what can be causing this problem? also im doing 18 hours of light and 6 of sleep, im feeding them with the same food that i have been using to feed it my previous times. Please post and ask questions ill be reply as soon as i can and thanks a lot for your help.


http://puu.sh/PeOR
See picture above ^
 
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Zhendog

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30-45 °C
temperature at 75


Using Coco Coir
I was feeding it at 500 to 600 ppm, also tried feeding it with one day off so one day i'd feed it but the next one not.


Now these 2 last days i increased the ppm to 1000
 
Coho

Coho

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Mine did that with wet roots. stunts root structure. They outgrow it of dried out. The fed up leaves don't recover.
 
dustin741

dustin741

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Have you checked the humidity? Since you're growing the exact same way as you did before, I don't think it is the nutes because previously you grew a good crop using the same amount and type of nutes, right? I don't think its the temp either, since 75 degrees is just fine. What I am thinking now is that humidity in the room is very high causing the coco to stay wet longer. Now the roots are not getting oxygen and are probably rotting. I could be wrong it just a guess but because humidity is the only thing you did not post here I'm suspecting that as being the problem. Just check the humidity and post a reply of what its at.
 
bmo420

bmo420

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sounds like heat stress with the temps you posted...never grown inside but i had it occur to mine outside when it was mid to high 90s (F) and i had them in plastic covered squirrel cages (for wind protection)... stayed the same for almost 2 weeks.... as soon as i took them off they became a lot happier
 
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Zhendog

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dustin741 said:
Have you checked the humidity? Since you're growing the exact same way as you did before, I don't think it is the nutes because previously you grew a good crop using the same amount and type of nutes, right? I don't think its the temp either, since 75 degrees is just fine. What I am thinking now is that humidity in the room is very high causing the coco to stay wet longer. Now the roots are not getting oxygen and are probably rotting. I could be wrong it just a guess but because humidity is the only thing you did not post here I'm suspecting that as being the problem. Just check the humidity and post a reply of what its at.
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Humidity is between 30 and 40, and i always keep the coco coir wet, do you think that the coco needs to be dried out?
 
dustin741

dustin741

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Ok, is the temp 30-45 Celsius or is it 75 degrees Fahrenheit, because if its 30-45 c, that's way to hot. But if its 75F that's just fine.
 
dustin741

dustin741

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No not really, coco drains pretty fast and can only hold so much water as long as you don't keep it completely soaked its ok for it to be slightly moist when you water it again.
 
four20seven

four20seven

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Whats your water pH?
Soil pH?
Don't feed nutes, please?
Chances are that ur using tap water and ur pH is above what it should be.
Take a picture of the size of the pot.
Add perlite.
 
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Zhendog

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four20seven said:
Whats your water pH?
Soil pH?
Don't feed nutes, please?
Chances are that ur using tap water and ur pH is above what it should be.
Take a picture of the size of the pot.
Add perlite.
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pH in coco is 6.0
Soil pH 5.8
Not using tap water like i said i have done this several times, the only thing that has changed is that i am in a different place now.
It's been 5 weeks and the roots show no signs of multiplying, very little progress.


I am using a 7 Gallons rounded pot.

http://puu.sh/PWTn
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Post pics here instead f at some weird URL and get more help. Few click on these due to viruses, worms, bad Java scripts.
 
dustin741

dustin741

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[h=2][/h] what is the temp, you have me confused is it 30-45 Celsius or is it 75 degrees Fahrenheit, because if its 30-45C that's is to hot, But if its only 75F the temp is ok, you never replyed with an anwser the first time I asked.


 
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