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Yes they bounced back. Definitely looking better. The green is back. Thanks for asking I feel they are stunted though for sure. Or at least stopped growing until I got it back on point.

Copy! I’ll see what happens and let you know. Thanks

Sounds good. I got the temps at 80 degrees now. I’m gonna let them dry out and make sure the bottoms are dry and go from there!! I appreciate you. Thanks

Thanks I’m going to check how wet the bottoms are. I usually do check the bottom to make sure it’s not wet to the squeeze before I water.

I have them on pot raisers, can’t see it from the angle of the picture. And I do take out the water in the saucers I just to that picture while the water was still in the pan. I am using the Mother Earth Bag Coco pre buffered.

Appreciate your response Got you! Thanks everyone that responded! I’ll raise the temp in the tent also it has been cold when things started to get like this.

So the coco feels normal and not slimy or too wet. And I don’t get a rotten smell off it when it’s wet but it does have some kind of smell. I’m not sure if coco has a slight smell when wet. I’m new to the coco. And runoff water is normal. If my runoff ppm is in range and not excessive shouldn’t...

Temps in room are from 74degrees to 78. 50-55% RH

Anyone know what could my issue be? I have light yellow new growth leaves, slow growth and some leaves on the smaller plant show burnt tips not a lot of leaves only a couple. I been feeding in the 600-650 ppm plus 100-125 ppm of cal mag range and 6.0 ph. Water to runoff. Last run off I checked...