Frank Reynolds

To update this thread, I would like to say I was wrong about pedro not having recieved an order from dcseeds. I am sorry Still think he should full disclose

not 100% but looking like a male there mate

Those new 600w + strip fixtures do look fanc, although it won't fully cover your tent like the 2 x 300w would. I would prob go some HLG boards over the electric sky personally.

Hey mate, best of luck.No experience with autos personally soz

That does not look very promising mate. Keep an eye on it for another day. Will need to make the decision to pick the flower off, potentially finisht he plant off hope fo rthe best or chuck and start again.

No need to PM me, i just don't agree with what you are doing. At least fully disclose then.

Nah i just don't think he has purchased off them, almost certain. I also think serrated edge has so u can trust him.

Take everything pedro says about em with a grain of salt imo, unless he as actually ordered off em

Yeh i would wait until your plant grows bigger before watering more if using such a large pot off the bat

I would go for as big as you can fit personally, the extra room is always nice to have.

should be fine

as long as you aren't using it by itself in a hydro situation. May need to buffer the cal/mag within it

Shouldn't need high RH once you get roots, i'm guessing there may have been some root damage at repot or potentially some root rot causing you issues.

Hey mate nice plants. I don't know much about autoflowers but they probably could go a bit longer.

Yeh merl, I'm lucky my tap water doesn't show up on my ec truncheon so its under 0.2. In coco ph can be forgiving to an extent as the medium will do some buffering, but ideally you want to keep consistently within the range of 5.8 - 6.1. Flushing isn't necessary in drain to waste coco if you are achieving 10 - 30% of the amount of water you feed as runoff. You will be flushing and replacing any excess unused salts with each feed. I personally don't think starting off in a larger pot is the best course of action (unless you are using an autoflower) but if you have to do that with coco i'd flush with water once every week or two, but you have to time it with your plants needs if it ain't too big you might end up overwatering it. With the flush i'd jsut give the pot a good drink of plain water then give it some nutrients straight after.