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Okay no more foliar feed. I've got a watering can with small nozzle to water the Coco only and not the actual plant but I just don't have anything in the bottom of the tent to catch the runoff so since they got bigger and needed more water I had to take them to the shower to catch the runoff...

I did read that so that's what I thought but then I also read that it can be overwatered, wonder why there is so much contradictory advice online about Coco it's so confusing. I've never seen so many different things said about anything lol. Okie doke so definitely not overwatering. So continue...

Also I forgot to say thankyou very much for all your help. You all have been so great. It's hard to get the right information online as there's so much contradictory information :wall: I've figured out how to use the emojis on here now lol

I probably should have mentioned that I take them into the shower to water them and put them on a stand to drain into the bottom of the shower then quickly take them back to the tent. That's where they have been doing that thing where the leaves get all the water on them. Maybe the change of...

I use the foliar feed once a week now and when they were little I used it once every couple days just to get the roots nice and strong. Should I stop using the foliar feed now?

Oh I see, the new growth is looking better actually. What should I do with the old discoloured leaves? Should I at some point trim them off maybe when the plant is bigger? The humidity has been going up in the tent for some reason, it got to 70% at one point even with the fan and duct fan both...

It even looks dry in these pics but the Coco is mega wet. Check out the drooping and worsening of the yellow, how is this still worsening when I've been giving exact recommended dose of nutes everyday plus calmag . The drooping got much worse as soon as I finished watering and even the yellow...

Your right it's not light stress I'm sure of it now. It got in my head that it could be light stress so I freaked thinking that's what I was missing but it's not. Like I said to Skinnys could I possibly be overwatering even though the Coco did look dry at the time. I have been watering everyday...

Yeah that's what I did the first grow with the starter pots, I failed miserably in the end though. Think I will do the starter pots next grow. I did decide to go up in pot size but that was because my main fan leaves just kept growing more and more into the side of the pot so it wasn't getting...

Thanks heaps. I have started giving them full strength plus calmag just incase of deficiency and feeding everyday with about 10% runoff. No improvements infact the smaller one is getting worse. It occured to me that it could be overwatering and I know the Coco did look dry but I noticed watering...

Okay I will do that as soon as I can. If you get a chance take a look at the pictures I took just before of them that I posted and see what you think. Thanks again, much appreciated ☺️

This is how they are looking now. Could it possibly be light stress or definitely a deficiency? I've treated for both just incase and I have been watering with nutes everyday with the calmag also at pH 6. The bigger one with less yellowing is 4 and a half weeks and the one with more yellowing is...

Thanks. I have been keeping all the nutes going in at 6 or at least very close to as I'm using the drops pH tester. I have read about EC, how do I check that? Do I need a special meter?

I have upped the nutes I am giving them and I've also added bio diesel marine calmag just incase it's a magnesium deficiency. I think I got the wrong advice at first about giving autoflowers half the recommended dose. It also occurred to me that it could possibly be light stress? I've taken the...

Thanks very much, glad to hear the drops are accurate. I wasn't sure

Thankyou for the chart, this is telling me I definitely need a digital pH pen to get it exactly right at 5.8.

Thanks very much

Thanks very much for your advice and taking time to answer my questions I appreciate it alot. So the first time I used a mixture of Coco, perlite and organic soil because I read that's what was best for autoflowers but I got the fungus gnats really bad because the pots were too big for the tiny...

Thankyou for the website tip. So I will start watering every day now for sure, would you happen to know how much nutrients to give autos at this stage? Also how much should I be giving them, should I be watering until it comes out of the bottom of the pot every time? Is giving them a litre each...

Thanks for saying they look healthy, do you think I'm over worrying about them? I feel like they look a bit light green. I actually ordered some seeds for my next grow of Kandy Kush photos so I'm hoping that will go better as you say they will have the time to recover if I mese something up.