Can anybody tell me what’s going on

R

Rich Blackman

Member
I fed 5 ml each of nectar of gods medusa magic Gaia mania herculean harvest and zeus juice.
I didn't want to over feed so I didn't give full amount of everything.
Also the room temp is @ 78 with humidity around 40 percent
 
R

Rich Blackman

Member
Benawhil said:
6.3 is to high for coco. With coco you need to feed around 5.8
Click to expand...
so should I just let the roots dry up and adjust PH on the next feed?
This is just one of the plants all of the others look good as of now.
Like I said I did just transplant 4 days ago I was thinking it was some stress but also maybe a feeding problem
 
B

Benawhil

Member
5.5-6.0 is optimal ph for coco. I'm just wondering why your other girls are not showing any deficiency..... did you use pre-washed coco? Or wash it yourself before transplant?
 
B

Benawhil

Member
Was it the only plant you transplanted in that coco? Coco has alot of salts in it. You have to run alot of water thru it before use
 
B

Benawhil

Member
I would feed her with 5.8 ph nutrients till at least 10% runoff. You should never let the coco dry completely either
 
B

Benawhil

Member
Also, The way the leaf edges are curling up is a sign of heat stress most of the time. Since your temp is good, Your light might be a little to close. Keep in mind, Extreme over/under watering can show those signs sometimes too. Things like this is why the little details mean alot.
 
macsnax

macsnax

Well-Known Member
Benawhil said:
5.5-6.0 is optimal ph for coco. I'm just wondering why your other girls are not showing any deficiency..... did you use pre-washed coco? Or wash it yourself before transplant?
[/QUO
Most coco is pre washed these days, do you grow in coco?
Click to expand...
 
macsnax

macsnax

Well-Known Member
Benawhil said:
Also, The way the leaf edges are curling up is a sign of heat stress most of the time. Since your temp is good, Your light might be a little to close. Keep in mind, Extreme over/under watering can show those signs sometimes too. Things like this is why the little details mean alot.
Click to expand...
How exactly do a mofo overwater in coco? It's a medium that shouldn't dry out, any plant with somewhat of a root zone can take it, or it drains out the bottom........
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top