What to do now?

dizzydaizy

dizzydaizy

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Okay, so I've noticed the signs of overwatering and overfeeding on my plants. I'm now trying to figure out what to do for them. I thought maybe just giving them a rinse but they are about to enter the 4th week of the 12/12 cycle and I'm not sure what is the best for them. Anybody willing to give tips on how to bring balance back to the base. It's a 70/30 coco-perlite base. Thanks!

EDIT: Here are some pictures. 20201203_121513.jpg
A lil wilty action going on the underneath growth. 20201203_121306.jpg
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Trickyticky

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No pics . No solution . At a guess , lower ya ec and water less frequent .
I do find it hard that your in week 4 and overwatering in coco .
Keep the coco wet BUT NOT saturated 24/7
 
Skoal

Skoal

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If you over watered. Stop watering. Let the soil dry out for a bit. I wouldn’t flush the over nutes yet until soil dries a bit.
 
dizzydaizy

dizzydaizy

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Trickyticky said:
No pics . No solution . At a guess , lower ya ec and water less frequent .
I do find it hard that your in week 4 and overwatering in coco .
Keep the coco wet BUT NOT saturated 24/7
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Yeah-I had the thought about it being odd in coco as well... I'm gonna take some pictures. I water once a day. Drain off is really nice-the environment is steady...but I might've hit them hard with the nutes bc this is my first round on my own. Feeling out the formula.
 
Jeffislovinlife

Jeffislovinlife

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I don't grow in coco but it seems like you need to stop over watering and feeding and I would just water the plants for a while and feed 1/4 strength is what I have heard as always thank you for your time and the best of luck in all of your endeavors and pic's would be great to see what you are doing
 
Trickyticky

Trickyticky

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Skoal said:
If you over watered. Stop watering. Let the soil dry out for a bit. I wouldn’t flush the over nutes yet until soil dries a bit.
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Well that's sound advice .
Totally wrong .
DO not let ya medium dry out .
If ya copy this what skoal said , ya might as well used soil if ya gonna do wet / dry cycles .
 
xtsho

xtsho

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dizzydaizy said:
Okay, so I've noticed the signs of overwatering and overfeeding on my plants. I'm now trying to figure out what to do for them. I thought maybe just giving them a rinse but they are about to enter the 4th week of the 12/12 cycle and I'm not sure what is the best for them. Anybody willing to give tips on how to bring balance back to the base. It's a 70/30 coco-perlite base. Thanks!
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You're in coco. Just correct what you're irrigating with and keep growing. The amount of irrigation you need is going to depend on how fast you're coco starts to dry out. That can vary depending on the size of the plants, temperature, and humidity.
 
dizzydaizy

dizzydaizy

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Trickyticky said:
Well that's sound advice .
Totally wrong .
DO not let ya medium dry out .
If ya copy this what skoal said , ya might as well used soil if ya gonna do wet / dry cycles .
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I know not to let the coco dry out. Never. Haha Ever. *serious face* So I wouldn't be doing that. I'm trying to get my pictures over to my laptop to hopefully get some more info for y'all that are trying to help out. It means a lot to me.
 
dizzydaizy

dizzydaizy

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xtsho said:
You're in coco. Just correct what you're irrigating with and keep growing. The amount of irrigation you need is going to depend on how fast you're coco starts to dry out. That can vary depending on the size of the plants, temperature, and humidity.
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Plants are huge...and the temp stays between 74-80 F and the humidity stays between 50 to 55. I'm working on some pics.
 
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