figuring it out

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promusic

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• Aug 17, 2016

• #1

At first i thought they were getting bunrt from the light had it at about 8 in its a 432 watt t5 but i raised it last night and now its still turning yellow.. they popped out the dirt the 12th or 13th ive been watering very light and no nutes. I raised the light a about a foot away and figured they were kind of dry so gave them a much more thorough watering not till run off but wet the coco much more. Please let me know what you guys think(p.s i did the watering today in hopes it helps)

 

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Bugeye

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #2

Coco or dirt? Coco needs some nutes, dirt doesn't.

 

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promusic

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #3

Bugeye said:

Coco or dirt? Coco needs some nutes, dirt doesn't.

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Well i keep hearing no nutes for two to three weeks they've only been in the ground 9 days. What do you think?

 

somebody1701

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #4

Focus on the leaves next time, lol. The only nutes you might need that early in coco are CalMag if it's new coco.

 

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promusic

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #5

somebody1701 said:

Focus on the leaves next time, lol. The only nutes you might need that early in coco are CalMag if it's new coco.

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Yea i know :\ slipped by the radar..... it was new coco so should i use a little cal mag even though its only been up about 10 days?

 

swisha

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #6

Soil has some nutes already in it depending on brand etc. thats why they say not to feed it. Yeah, you probably needed a little nutes to keep her going there still a chance possibly.

 

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promusic

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #7

swisha said:

Soil has some nutes already in it depending on brand etc. thats why they say not to feed it. Yeah, you probably needed a little nutes to keep her going there still a chance possibly.

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Might start with a really small dose... only calmag or start with the whole deal?

 

swisha

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #8

Small dose like 1/4 strength or 1/8 just to see how they react. Also depends on what nutes you use me personally I use GH 3 Part.

 

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promusic

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #9

swisha said:

Small dose like 1/4 strength or 1/8 just to see how they react. Also depends on what nutes you use me personally I use GH 3 Part.

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Ok so 1/4 or 1/8 of calmag or n/p/k?

 

Diabolical666

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #10

I wouldnt feed em..just stop over watering them...or you did at one time. Dial it in..seedlings can be a little hard to water at 1st.

 

somebody1701

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #11

I've used 1/4 str camg+ on seedlings with new coco, but if you have been overwatering, I would let them dry to see if that helps first.

 

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promusic

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #12

somebody1701 said:

I've used 1/4 str camg+ on seedlings with new coco, but if you have been overwatering, I would let them dry to see if that helps first.

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I never overwatered i put the lights to close thats why they're yellow and crimply leaved.. and also let them dry a bit to much
..so i guess i'll try a small dose of calmag...

THANKS FOR ALL OF THE HELP EVERYONE REALLLY APPRECIATE THE INPUT!!!

 

swisha

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• Aug 18, 2016

• #13

No problem glad we got your issue settled if you got a journal post it up if not mines in my sig let me know how there doing in a week or so. Happy growing.