sick plant

derr

derr

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Has it had a lack of sunlight? because it looks, appears, to be in quite good health. I saw my plants droop when we have cloudy days and in the evenings i check them and they are droopy just like yours.
 
Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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foreverflyhi said:
Ive should of asked what medium are you growing before i gave my first awnser.
If your using coco and assuming your using RO water, then thats a recipe for disaster, which is what i think is happenig to your plant.
You need to add nutrient in your water. There is not enough nutrient in your coco, unless its a soil base soil with coco.
Stick to a feeding nutrient.
May i suggest you try ROLs organics next run, bypass bottle nutes, sustain the garden and grow the best herb you have ever tried.
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It's coco Loco it's a light nutrient soil. And I just started feeding with organic earth juice trust me man organic is the only way I would do it
 
cat torian

cat torian

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hi. Why don't you take a ppm rating the next time you water the girls well. Water them with RO water and take some of the runoff water and test it with the ppm pen. It might have too much nutrients. If so, water with the RO water to dilute nutrients stuck in the media. Also if you could check the PH in that runoff that could tell you a lot. Just trying to help. Good luck. ;)
 
FresnoFarmer

FresnoFarmer

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You I. Coco? Maybe that is why. I know outdoors in coco some ppl have to water 2-4 times a day in the heat of the summer. I have no experience with coco yet, so maybe I'm wrong
 
Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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cat torian said:
hi. Why don't you take a ppm rating the next time you water the girls well. Water them with RO water and take some of the runoff water and test it with the ppm pen. It might have too much nutrients. If so, water with the RO water to dilute nutrients stuck in the media. Also if you could check the PH in that runoff that could tell you a lot. Just trying to help. Good luck. ;)
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Tha KS for the info man I don't have any of those meters and I actually don't like to I like going all natural lol but I use regular tap water and I feed all of.the girls with the same unless there in soil like this and I just started feeding with nutrients.
FresnoFarmer said:
You I. Coco? Maybe that is why. I know outdoors in coco some ppl have to water 2-4 times a day in the heat of the summer. I have no experience with coco yet, so maybe I'm wrong
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And frez I would agree but almost all of my plants are in this coco mix lol and this is the only droopy ones.
 
Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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cat torian said:
creates a soft easy uptake and vital nuits release. it's like DW5 for humans.
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I heard Epson salt help for uptake too? Could I use that? I'm just not trying to put anything sweet on my plants it attracts to many unwanted bugs. Bit if that's the only thing that will help then I'll try it.
 
cat torian

cat torian

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all I know is...never. because we used to get a salt in the dirt which we had to try to flush out asap. Salt is weird. It is a square or prickly molecule makeup and it tears in a microform way. Did that make sense?
 
Urhighness88

Urhighness88

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cat torian said:
all I know is...never. because we used to get a salt in the dirt which we had to try to flush out asap. Salt is weird. It is a square or prickly molecule makeup and it tears in a microform way. Did that make sense?
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Kinda lol pretty much it clings to shit and tears away in smaller molecules and making it spread over a bigger space with less or smaller molecules
 
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