DAY 11 AUTOFLOWER HELP

2TOK3R

2TOK3R

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The mediums coco with 25% perlite and with dry ammendments I'll send pic of ammendments and worm casting under a 400w Samsung led any help welcomed thanks for all the help with my last grow to guys IMG_20220331_134026.jpgIMG_20220331_133928.jpg
 
That's what I was thinking! I don't know those nutes but I'm surprised that plant is standing.
 
So is there any help u can offer I don't mind the criticism if there is or could be a solution or if all of use who commented have any idea on wat I should do plz
 
twentyeight.threefive said:
If you call his plants successful then we have different definitions I guess.

He doesn't use coco anymore and with good reason, his plants were consistently deficient the entire grow.
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i dont know him. ive seen a few of his clips and to me, it looked like he was growing weed using coco and dry amendments... with successful harvests. any chance you feel like elaborating on why you believe we have differing definitions of success?
 
I have a 100g pot that I used coco instead of peat in and grow in it as a living soil, it works fine with blumats but it took a while to get used to hand watering.

I wouldn't skip the 1/3 organic matter(compost,ewc) added to it though, it will help the mix hold more water. coco+aeration alone definitely won't stay moist enough unless you're running some sort of automatic irrigation. Also with dry amendments you typically want to go with bigger pots unless you plan on supplementing or top dressing regularly.

Peat definitely has much less of a learning curve with organics though perhaps next round you could try side by side or with a peat mix and see which you prefer. Or just go synthetic and stick with the coco.
 
LordEnki said:
everyone says this, but why? If this youtube guy is doing it successfully, why do ppl say this? is he misrepresenting his grows?
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This isn't successful.

Canucks crispy fried plants. Should be on the menu at KFC.

Exhibit A:
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Exhibit B:
canuck1.png
 
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