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Turbo head

Turbo head

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Hey I have a clone she's got roots under 400w Mh 22 degrees cel with lights on in coco ph of 5.8 humidity is 60 % feeding gt coco nuets at 600 ppm I gave it a good soaking 2 weeks ago and when I got home she seems to have not grown much at all it's a incredible bulk oh ant it's in a 80x80x160cm tent
 
Machiavelli_719

Machiavelli_719

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If it's not drooping or wilting it's not dying, that's a plus. Maybe it's Just shocked from the transplant, it should take off any day now. Make sure you water your coco everyday if not twice a day never let it dry out or you will get salt buildup. Give her time man I'm sure it will take hold. Good luck!
 
Turbo head

Turbo head

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Machiavelli_719 said:
If it's not drooping or wilting it's not dying, that's a plus. Maybe it's Just shocked from the transplant, it should take off any day now. Make sure you water your coco everyday if not twice a day never let it dry out or you will get salt buildup. Give her time man I'm sure it will take hold. Good luck!
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Yer when I got home it was dry but she was still standing :) does salt build up cause Nuet burn?
 
Machiavelli_719

Machiavelli_719

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Turbo head said:
Yer when I got home it was dry but she was still standing :) does salt build up cause Nuet burn?
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No it will actually cause a deficiency because the plant won't be able to take up certain nutrients it's called nutrient lockout. It is easily fixed by a good flush and maintaining a moist medium. Coco should be treated like a hydroponic grow. It's very hard to overwater, so just keep it moist and water every day religiously even if it doesn't look dry. You will get hydroponic growth if you do it this way.
 
Turbo head

Turbo head

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Machiavelli_719 said:
No it will actually cause a deficiency because the plant won't be able to take up certain nutrients it's called nutrient lockout. It is easily fixed by a good flush and maintaining a moist medium. Coco should be treated like a hydroponic grow. It's very hard to overwater, so just keep it moist and water every day religiously even if it doesn't look dry. You will get hydroponic growth if you do it this way.
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Ahh ok :) should I do nuets one day and clean ph'ed water the next ?
 
Machiavelli_719

Machiavelli_719

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Feed every day unless you begin to see nute burn then cut back to feeding every other day and ph'd water between feedings. But if the strain can handle it feed every day.
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Turbo head said:
Yer when I got home it was dry but she was still standing :) does salt build up cause Nuet burn?
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It will show signs of nute burn well before lockout occurs. Lockout is actual salt buildup on the roots that literally locks out uptake. Back off and adjust your PPM to 300 and try again.
 
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