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I plant the seeds directly in the coco in solo cups.......no paper towels or soaking. I use a 50/50 coco/perlite mix and I start feeding to run off daily starting around day 3 or 4 from sprout. I transplant to a 2 gallon pot after 2 weeks........and that's where they stay.

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You got bugs man........and a possible calcium deficiency.

Coco basics. Start in solo cups. Feed daily to substantial run off. Never plain water. Never, ever let the coco dry. Daily feeding replenishes the nutes, pulls in fresh oxygen to the roots, and prevents salt build up.

Nope. Although I'm not a fan of fabric pots. Just my opinion.

You only need a 2 gallon pot for the coco. I'm sure you already know but I just want to remind you to not treat the coco like soil or it will fail.

If I grew that way I'd have a pH meter as well........the best one made. But I grow in coco........and the OP never indicated how he grows.

It's not like the pH has to be tested daily. I test it twice a grow when I change my nute strength.

I only have to check my nute solution a few times during the entire grow.......only when I up the strength. I haven't checked the pH of my current grow in a couple months.

The drops are cheap, never wrong, and never needs calibration.

I wrap in panty hose to prevent fungus gnats from getting in the holes.

I always start in solo cups and transplant to 2 gallon pots after 2 weeks. I grow in coco, so if you're growing in soil, you would probably need a larger pot.

Your light must be too far away........your plants are stretched and spindly.

Not even close. Consider better lighting next time.

Welcome to RIU. I don't go by the trichomes. When the pistils have all turned orange and have receded, it's done. Responding for a friend. ; )

Any flush is too much.

Just plant them.

Most coco is already buffered. I use Canna Coco and add my perlite.

I meant what medium are you growing in?