Is There a Problem?
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FourZeroTwo
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There is no problem, the seedling will straighten itself out in a day or so.
In my opinion, Id put her under a low watt CFL, to do so. ^^
In my opinion, Id put her under a low watt CFL, to do so. ^^
Slipon
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what is the PH of your water ?
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Coco should be treated similar to hydro with a PH around 5,8-6
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Coco should be treated similar to hydro with a PH around 5,8-6
I have read that it does not really matter at the beginning as I have not really watered them. I just soaked the coco and squeezed the excess out. Most logs I have read used regular non ph tap water the first week. However, I did check it before and it was a bit higher than 5.8-6.2. it was almost at 7.
Also, they are autos. I was planning on starting the nutes (CANNA Start) after about a week when the first leaves sprouted.
I am not that concerned with the drooping as you pointed out it is straightening out.
So, the yellowing is not an issue...yet? Would it be considered yellowing yet or is it still to young?
dannyboy602
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it will green up with some light James.
robro
Active Member
I dnt feed seedlings til the cotyledon leaves start going yellow,which is usually about 2-3 weeks.
I normally start feeding at 200ppm for autos and go from there.
I found this link useful http://www.autoflowering-cannabis.com/autoflowering-cannabis-nutrients.html
Hope you find this helpful,GL james.
I normally start feeding at 200ppm for autos and go from there.
I found this link useful http://www.autoflowering-cannabis.com/autoflowering-cannabis-nutrients.html
Hope you find this helpful,GL james.
Thanks, I was planning something like that. I transplanted all the sprouts to 3 gallon pots and watered them with Canna Start at .5ML per liter.
I wasn't going to feed them anything but, figured a bit may help since I was moving them.