Droopy leaves 21 days in.

[John Rollwan]

He’s literally been growing since before your daddy shot you out dude.

What the actual f*]% does that have to do with it? Wonderbrett’s orange banana was pioneered by young cats… worlds unanimous best herb. And the way evolution works and all… each generation is more talented and smart than the last… point in case almost all of history

 

[Fangthane]

Yikes. Think I'll just put this here for whoever may need it... Carry on.
"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt"

 

[Hollatchaboy]

Weird, everything I’ve read says you absolutely can.

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Ok, let me rephrase my statement...... YOU definitely can overwater coco.

 

[MickFoster]

@MickFoster you're a liar, liar pants on fire

Nope........he's the liar.........assuming his post was referencing me.
I said it was 4 weeks from sprout and topped twice........not 4 times like the troll claimed.

 

[rmax]

The simplest topic can turn into a war board.

Breakdown of society. At least they can't get us pregnant to prove they are an adult.

 

[Nope_49595933949]

Breakdown of society. At least they can't get us pregnant to prove they are an adult.

I can try!

 

[agare$969]

You’re way over watering your plants at 3x a day in early vegetation with container soil imo. Just my opinion though. I let it get pretty dry before I water again to encourage root growth and extension. Even light amounts outside of flowering applied repeatedly into container soil will harm your plant. They recover okay in early veg. It can be a week lost in late veg/early flower. I’d let them dry out and watch them perk up. Under watering early on is much safer than over watering in any case. I water these little guys every 3rd day about the same PPM and RH. Sometimes will wait to a 4th. They’re all about 1.5 month old photos from seed in veg.

I'm using coco not soil so I'm not entirely sure if overwatering is the case bc my last grow I fed the same and these were the results.

 

[agare$969]

Is that last pic temp and humidity?

Yes. I usually have humidity at about 50% but it's a little low in this pic.

 

[Hollatchaboy]

Breakdown of society. At least they can't get us pregnant to prove they are an adult.

Even if we could, y'all would still argue it.

 

[Nope_49595933949]

I'm using coco not soil so I'm not entirely sure if overwatering is the case bc my last grow I fed the same and these were the results.

That is A LOT of white hairs on there. Oh my.

 

[Hollatchaboy]

That is A LOT of white hairs on there. Oh my.

Agreed. That would've been way too early for me.

 

[Nope_49595933949]

Agreed. That would've been way too early for me.

Yea, thats not even in the window. So much weight and quality lost. Shame, it looks like it was doing really good!

 

[agare$969]

That is A LOT of white hairs on there. Oh my.

It was definitely too early. A big mistake on my part bc the yield would've been much better and quality obviously but I can't complain for my first grow from a bag seed from a dispensary cut. Anyone can say anything and I'm not bragging by any means but I made medicine for me and my people and that's what's important. Definitely should've kept her going longer but regarding my current issue, what could I be doing differently. I'm currently seeing yellowing on the very first set of leaves on one plant and the other one in the middle is very droopy.

 

[agare$969]

Yea, thats not even in the window. So much weight and quality lost. Shame, it looks like it was doing really good!

She certainly was but I had time constraints as well so I sort of screwed myself starting them later than I should've.

 

[weedstoner420]

OP, "they" may say you can't overwater coco, but that's usually referring to after they are fully rooted in the container, which yours are most likely not. At this stage, 3 times a day is excessive and wasteful at best. Those babies look underfed and possibly overwatered (and keep in mind overwatering can affect nutrient uptake).

And unless you're using RO water, don't worry about the cal-mag for now, or use it sparingly if you must.

And this time let them flower at least a month-month and a half longer than last time.

Good luck!

 

[agare$969]

OP, "they" may say you can't overwater coco, but that's usually referring to after they are fully rooted in the container, which yours are most likely not. At this stage, 3 times a day is excessive and wasteful at best. Those babies look underfed and possibly overwatered (and keep in mind overwatering can affect nutrient uptake).

And unless you're using RO water, don't worry about the cal-mag for now, or use it sparingly if you must.

And this time let them flower at least a month-month and a half longer than last time.

Good luck!

Ok so for now to get them to bounce back I'll cut the cal mag. I'm using dyna gro, grow nute. Ppm is 300, the water I'm using is just tap PhD to 6-6.1. How many times do you suggest I water? They most likely aren't rooted yet and I'm worried I'm suffocating them they definitely look underfed. How often should I feed at this stage? Do I wait until the coco dries out some? Thanks for the info. Much appreciated.

 

[weedstoner420]

Ok so for now to get them to bounce back I'll cut the cal mag. I'm using dyna gro, grow nute. Ppm is 300, the water I'm using is just tap PhD to 6-6.1. How many times do you suggest I water? They most likely aren't rooted yet and I'm worried I'm suffocating them they definitely look underfed. How often should I feed at this stage? Do I wait until the coco dries out some? Thanks for the info. Much appreciated.

Not a coco grower myself, I would guess once a day to runoff is fine at this point

 

[agare$969]

Have one of the 3 looking healthy. Started feeding once daily to run off and I'm still having what looks to be root issues on 2 of them. Idk what to do at this point. I'm doing everything Ive been instructed to do and they haven't bounced back which I feel like shouldn't take more than a few days.

 

[MickFoster]

You need to transplant those things into a larger pot.

 

[agare$969]

You need to transplant those things into a larger pot.

I actually plan on doing so within the hour! Do you think the 2 droopy ones are still viable even with the yellowing from the bottom leaves up? I'm hoping they bounce back.