Pretty sure it’s nitrogen toxicity need some advice

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CannaCountry

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If you're in coco...the plain water flush only set you back, you need to manage your feed pH, you need to feed every day. If you think you've given the plant too much N, ratchet back your N component and feed the plant with the new feed until you get a solid run off. You'll reset your coco and all your stress will be for naught. But...the water flush, the not feeding every day, the gazillion additives...are all no bueno, especially for a plant 4 weeks in. At 4 weeks in you should be full steam ahead; the end results depend on it. Good luck
 
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Cannabis_king

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CannaCountry said:
If you're in coco...the plain water flush only set you back, you need to manage your feed pH, you need to feed every day. If you think you've given the plant too much N, ratchet back your N component and feed the plant with the new feed until you get a solid run off. You'll reset your coco and all your stress will be for naught. But...the water flush, the not feeding every day, the gazillion additives...are all no bueno, especially for a plant 4 weeks in. At 4 weeks in you should be full steam ahead; the end results depend on it. Good luck
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I don’t really get what you mean
 
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growmiester

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did you ph your run off?water your girl,and catch the first bit of water and test the ppm,that will tell you where your at in your soil.your in transition at week 4,i agree with Cannibis King,a total flush at week 4 would set you back,your girls need that p-k .cut back on the N,ph going in ph coming out.your ph has to be on point for your plant to take up nuits,good luck bro
 
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CannaCountry

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Cannabis_king said:
I don’t really get what you mean
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I'll try to make it easy for you:
In coco...Don't flush the plant with straight water. Always check and manage your feed pH. Feed your plant daily. Learn to grow more with less...meaning leave out all the silly additives and additions to your nutrients.

If you think you've given your plants too much N. Take your typical feed (I'll make up numbers for this example) 20-20-20-, and mix up a new feed that is more like 10-20-20. Then, take this new mix and (I'll make up more numbers here), let's say you're growing in a 1 gallon pot...pour a gallon of the new mix (10-20-20) through your pot. This will allow you to essentially reset your coco with the lower N component (10 vs 20). Then sit back, relax and take notes on what you did, why you did it and the results.

Coco is like a chalkboard...you can write on it, erase the words you misspelled and then rewrite them.

Good luck friend.
 
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growmiester

Well-Known Member
CannaCountry said:
I'll try to make it easy for you:
In coco...Don't flush the plant with straight water. Always check and manage your feed pH. Feed your plant daily. Learn to grow more with less...meaning leave out all the silly additives and additions to your nutrients.

If you think you've given your plants too much N. Take your typical feed (I'll make up numbers for this example) 20-20-20-, and mix up a new feed that is more like 10-20-20. Then, take this new mix and (I'll make up more numbers here), let's say you're growing in a 1 gallon pot...pour a gallon of the new mix (10-20-20) through your pot. This will allow you to essentially reset your coco with the lower N component (10 vs 20). Then sit back, relax and take notes on what you did, why you did it and the results.

Coco is like a chalkboard...you can write on it, erase the words you misspelled and then rewrite them.

Good luck friend.
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you quoted that perfectly CannaCountry,listen to this guy or girl,this grower is on point
 
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