AUGH!!! What's wrong now?

[DutchmasterCC]

37 days into 12/12 now. It's always something. I'm growing in Coco. Using Botanicare CNS17 line. Could someone tell me definitively weather or not growing in coco is considered a soil or hydro grow. I keep getting mixed answers or I'm just not following. And would should my ph be after adding nutes? Thanks for any and all help.

 

[jondamon]

Could you possibly get a whole plant shot?

On first glimpse it appears possibly like a calcium deficiency.


How close are your lights?

What wattage are you using?



J

 

[Coho]

Straight coco,coco/perlite is hydro pH.

 

[redeye jedi88]

i dont grow in coco but i think its ment to be ph 5.8 but i could be wrong

 

[jondamon]

Coco is most definitely HYDRO!!!!

Your pH of your nutrient mix for easiest should be 5.8.


This pH is the basis that should see you through your entire veg and bloom.

Once you get to grips with your nutrients you can start tailoring mixes at certain pH's to help certain elements be uptaken easier. But that's a couple of years away yet.



Also with the CNS17 are you using the grow bloom and ripe?

Which version if the grow is it? There is one with I think NPK of 3-1-2 and another with like 3-2-4.

Alot of folks are just using grow and ripe during flowering.




J

 

[DutchmasterCC]

I just added whole plant shot. I was flushing that's why it is in the bin. Light is 400watt HPS Hordiluxe bulb. I would say about 10inches from plant.

Could you possibly get a whole plant shot?

On first glimpse it appears possibly like a calcium deficiency.


How close are your lights?

What wattage are you using?



J

 

[DutchmasterCC]

Thank You!

Straight coco,coco/perlite is hydro pH.

 

[DutchmasterCC]

Thanks you!

i dont grow in coco but i think its ment to be ph 5.8 but i could be wrong

 

[DutchmasterCC]

Yes. Using all 3. Grow(3-1-2), bloom, ripe. In the ripe phase now. Thanks for reply.

Coco is most definitely HYDRO!!!!

Your pH of your nutrient mix for easiest should be 5.8.


This pH is the basis that should see you through your entire veg and bloom.

Once you get to grips with your nutrients you can start tailoring mixes at certain pH's to help certain elements be uptaken easier. But that's a couple of years away yet.



Also with the CNS17 are you using the grow bloom and ripe?

Which version if the grow is it? There is one with I think NPK of 3-1-2 and another with like 3-2-4.

Alot of folks are just using grow and ripe during flowering.




J

 

[*BUDS]

I would say about 10inches from plant.

its too close and burning the top shade leaves. What is the temp?

 

[DutchmasterCC]

84 is the highest it's been getting.

its too close and burning the top shade leaves. What is the temp?

 

[lepis22]

what about ventilation? if it is poor, then probably leaves are burned

 

[DutchmasterCC]

Just added more pics.
Thanks for the replies so far.