Jordantrip
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She's a Sweet Afghan Delicious, 3 weeks old tomorrow the lower leaves (not cotyledon) are turning yellow on the tips, should I start with nutrients?
Should I add nutes?
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amneziaHaze
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If its in dirt the pot is soo big she should be good for a month.if its coco you should have done it from day 1
Jordantrip
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Jordantrip
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Yea its in soil, what size pot should I have used?
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Too much air flow?
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Should I even bother growing it? Or should I start again?
amneziaHaze
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One yellow leaf made you quit....
Jordantrip
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No, what made you think that? Is this not a forum for seeking advice?
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TCH
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I highly highly recommend researching some of the coco grows on this forum. It's not super hard to grow in, but there are some pretty hard and fast rules you need to follow when using cocoa. As somebody that tried to get around those rules and basically reinvent the wheel with coco, I can assure you, it is not worth the headache in the long run. Do it right from the beginning or from where you're at now and you will love coco. It is an awesome media to grow in. But, check out the rules and follow them. And also as far as this being a forum for advice, yes it is. Ask your questions give as much information as possible and you will get good answers. Of course, sometimes you will get somebody given a smart-ass remark you just kind of have to take those with a grain of salt. This is voice to text and I did not proofread it very well, so hopefully it comes through clear.
Jordantrip
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Yeah it seems I've been doing the complete opposite of what I was supposed to do, luckily I have a hardy strain and I'll research as much as I can about the coco as my research was on soil. Still a lot to learn. And it's the internet it happens everywhere. And clear as day.
Offmymeds
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Yes, plants can get wind burn.
Jordantrip
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See it doesn't really move much as I've put the fan facing the corner to get the correct temps and humidity.
Jordantrip
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Kind of kicking myself now I got complacent but I guess I'm in the decent stage now where there's less chance of it dying I'll feed it what it needs and I should have a decent plant.
Offmymeds
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Good luck and good grow. Your thumb is getting greener.
Jordantrip
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Thank you, it certainly seems it is.
JessicaAaron
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Yellowing tips on the lower leaves can be an early sign that your plant might need nutrients, but it’s important to approach this carefully. At three weeks old, if you haven't started feeding yet, it might be time to introduce a mild nutrient solution, especially one with nitrogen, which is key for healthy leaf growth.