myke
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lol,people up pot tooo big in coco.Root bound plants do well for me,water/feed twice a day sometimes.
Give up
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Very much appreciated
What benafits come from perlite ?
What do you use to prop the pots up in the saucers ?
myke
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Make a watering area,simply a tray put your saucer in upside down and plant on top.Water, let sit and drip repeat.The perlite creates the air zones and makes for faster drainage.
westcoast420
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How far away is your light? .8 ec is pretty low for those, they are deficient for sure. After about a week my planted clones get 1.5 ec. how big of pots are those and how often are you feeding/watering?
Deffo underfed
Upped feed and starting foilar feeding later
Pots are 15l clones were potted in 1.5 pots prior tho....
I feed every watering
Generally give lower ec flush end of veg
And three times during flower of no build up ec goes straight back to where it should be for feed
Always been led to believe feed every watering although some friends give water at weekend incase of build ups
Lights are about 2.1 feet away
Sorry to pester you should I ph the mix
NrthrnMichigan
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You are going to receive a lot of suggestions on this site and some will be helpful. From your pics I notice that you are spot watering? just around the plant...at this point I would saturate the entire pot until you get about 25% run off. imo you definitely need to water until run off appears. Other wise your coco will eventually get to much salt build up and that will create more havoc. Using half strength recommended cal-mag and 3/4 strength nutes and ph to 6.2 6.3. With that size plant in those size pots you could get away with watering every other day for a couple of weeks. What I have suggested has been working for me for a couple of years now...no issues.
knucklehead bob
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The title of this thread reminded me of a verse in this little ditty & I just had to 
Therefore, make peace with your god,
Whatever you perceive him to be - hairy thunderer, or cosmic muffin.
With all its hopes, dreams, promises, and urban renewal,
The world continues to deteriorate.
Give up!
Therefore, make peace with your god,
Whatever you perceive him to be - hairy thunderer, or cosmic muffin.
With all its hopes, dreams, promises, and urban renewal,
The world continues to deteriorate.
Give up!
NrthrnMichigan
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Gro Pro 725677 Pot Elevator amazon
SheeshM
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I agree with @NrthrnMichigan, start feeding to runoff with 1/2 strength nutes, cal-mg, PH after adding all nutes to 5.7-6.2. I use those plant elevators and they are great. You can use cut up pool noodles or pvc pipe too.
NrthrnMichigan
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I
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I don't use the pot elevators because I'm running many plants... I use 4' x 8' and 2 x 8 foot flood tables/trays. In the veg room they are lifted high enough off of the floor to where a 5 gallon bucket will fit under the low end to catch the run off. In the flower room I lift one end about 2 inches off the floor and use a sump pump at low end to drain the run off. Low budget but it works.
Botanicare OD Black Tray - 4' x 8' direct from Growers House
Botanicare Outside Dimension 48
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Bernie420
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I usually dont, I have in the past. I didnt like to take the time and mess with a few drops of ph down and wait for it to work then realize I went a drop too far and have to ph up it and get in that crap of doing that. So Im going to say no you dont have to.
Looking a lot better now
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Gond00s
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Their looking more happy today. I had to cut back on feeding mine were getting burnt that was kinda my fault doe I fed them with 1100 ppm so now I know their soil is nice and full and I can tell because all my plants are super super dark green to dark for them usually so I backed them back to 400 ppm until they want more
Bernie420
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Kewl its hard to tell with that light on but kewl. They look perkier. Stay on it with the foliar then when it recover you can just feed at the roots and pick up the foliar if you have the same issue again.