Help please, new plants have taken a turn...

[Arkain]

This is the coco used, I could see no mention of ferts and the clerk couldn't say either. I flushed and rinsed till run off was clear. It's also a 20% petite mix. I have AN sensi bloom and grow coco and big bud coco. My water is straight tank rain water, it's oh is 6.3 I dunno the EC as I'm awaiting meter....i think i answered everythingIMAG1006.jpeg

 

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Also temps and humidity are in earlier pics, the low for past 24hrs was 19 high 29

 

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[Arkain]

I'm thinking watering has something to do with it as well...the coco is moist..ill move the plants closer to the light aswell

 

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[ooodog]

This is the coco used, I could see no mention of ferts and the clerk couldn't say either. I flushed and rinsed till run off was clear. It's also a 20% petite mix. I have AN sensi bloom and grow coco and big bud coco. My water is straight tank rain water, it's oh is 6.3 I dunno the EC as I'm awaiting meter....i think i answered everythingIMAG1006.jpeg

 

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ok. Looks like your on top of your coco needs. My apologies.

Yeah, what tunkers said about too much stretch could be the issue.

Best of luck

Dog

[Arkain]

ok. Looks like your on top of your coco needs. My apologies.

Yeah, what tunkers said about too much stretch could be the issue.

Best of luck

Dog

Cheers mate, u mentioned that they looked like they had been in the adder fert coco but said they look starved? Im under the impression of me neuts for at least a week, can you or anyone confirm that this is the case with coco? I thought my research was sound but apparently not. This is why you ask the people who know [emoji6]

 

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[ooodog]

Cheers mate, u mentioned that they looked like they had been in the adder fert coco but said they look starved? Im under the impression of me neuts for at least a week, can you or anyone confirm that this is the case with coco? I thought my research was sound but apparently not. This is why you ask the people who know [emoji6]

 

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i possible spoke/typed out of my knowledge base. From what I’ve read the coco coir with bark and ferts can cause feeding problems with the plants due to nutrient lock out. But I think your time line isn’t long enough for that to happen.

They’re will be better experienced ppl along soon. Or are they all at Mardi Grass?

[Arkain]

i possible spoke/typed out of my knowledge base. From what I’ve read the coco coir with bark and ferts can cause feeding problems with the plants due to nutrient lock out. But I think your time line isn’t long enough for that to happen.

They’re will be better experienced ppl along soon. Or are they all at Mardi Grass?

Cheers mate, I have moved the plants closer, gave them a quick mist with tank water. I'm still awakeng someone with some solid advice with neuts. I think the problem is something simpler...and I completely agree with the time line eliminating a lot of potential problems. Let's see what this one is [emoji23]

 

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[Ford Fairlane]

Usually falling seedlings is due to overwatering. Very common issue. Brunnngs coco should be flushed with boiling water several times imo. Better to se a seed raising mix for raising seeds. Careful not to fry babies with close light

[Arkain]

Usually falling seedlings is due to overwatering. Very common issue. Brunnngs coco should be flushed with boiling water several times imo. Better to se a seed raising mix for raising seeds. Careful not to fry babies with close light

They are about 4" away from 4 x 4"ft t5's. I didn't use hot water but I flushed and squeezed the f**k outta the coco before using it and the run off was clear.

 

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[micmac]

For starters tunks n doll r right on the money, although the last pic shows signs of light bleach

Do what tunkers suggested, only put some perlite in the mix ,40%,, then bury leaving about 1cm above the ground

There’s no point feeding them till u get EC meter, it is critical u know the strength n ph of the solution u r feeding

What distance is your light?

Believe it or not u r drowning them,

Don’t use that Bunnings crap, a bag of pre buffered coco n perlite is $25 , make the investment

Nutrifield coco is my choice , it’s ready to go n great for beginners

Once u get the correct coco with perlite it’s impossible to over water them!

When u have done this n got your meters start feeding 1/4 strength

If u don’t change your coco it’s gonna be impossible to get a decent yield or healthy plant

 

 

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[micmac]

Ps move your light to 2ft if good gradually lower till u get optimum height

 

 

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