green_machine_two9er
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1 liter of water per day….
Can someone identify whats wrong?
- Thread starter twochopstick
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I question that as well, but coco, IDK. I do soil.
The temps seem a bit low to me, I keep my temps at 80 degrees F, especially seedlings.
A PPM of 200-350 has hardly anything in it, my tap water is 180.
ComfortCreator
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My take would be overwatering combined with ph being off, likely causing a ph induced deficiency of P. You dont need any P, it needs to be in proper absorption range and not overwatered.
It doesnt show light burn but low light intensity would be smart while they recover.
It doesnt show light burn but low light intensity would be smart while they recover.
twochopstick
New Member
bro you obviously read incorrectly, I was following cocoforcannabis guide, it says for seedlings day 1-9 start with 6.5 ph then work down to 5.8, so far my last feeding was 6.3, I have raised the light and I'm watering appropriately, and I've fed calmag at ph 5.8, things seem better, but I still don't know which one it is.I’m thinking we are being trolled
You are told to run ph at 5.9 to 6.5 and
You agree you should run at 5.8
twochopstick
New Member
temps are provided 68-72, light is raised, tds and ph are working perfectly and callibrated, everything is provided in the thread my friend, plus this is coco so it's inert with 0 nutrients.
green_machine_two9er
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Main problem is that your pictures seedlings would be considered 3 day plants.
Holy shit no wonder, seedlings really prefer 75plus warm and sheltered
Herb & Suds
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Calmag has nitrogen and those tiny plants weren’t ready for the amounts you gave them
Which means a few things
Fed too much too early
Temps too low and root growth not enough to create foliage that benefits from light
Worse case permanent stunted growth in my view
edit : to be clear
I am just guessing cause I wouldn’t do any of the things you have already done unless I was playing with bag seeds for practice, I guess
Herb & Suds
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While I agree on the ph not being a big deal
Growing in soil water hardness is a nonissue
If it were farms wouldn’t exist but more importantly We can’t be telling folks soil grows need r/o or soft water
I run 8.2 ph base and water hard as a rock with zero issues
don’t even get me started on my thoughts on growing in clear containers
