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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Yes I looked at the roots and they did not look good, wich is another reason why I killed them. I dont know if you have read this, but the plants are all dead now besides the one I saved (post #65). Im starting with new plants right now, new soil, new environment etc. Going to see what happens...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Ah nice, thats really good to hear. I dont. The biggest european cannabis forum is grower.ch (switzerland based) and they recommended me, after posting them my water sheet and what my tap water contains, to use 2ml/L of the liquid fertilizer, and 1ml/L of a bitter-salt solution, and that has...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Well here is the thing; For the past two years, I’ve essentially only used two types of fertilizer: A liquid fertilizer that writes its half organic and half mineral-based (contains things like bat guano, etc., NPK 4-5-6) + bitter salt. This solid fertilizer here (Organic NPK Fertilizer...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Ok I think I have good news. A big thank you to everyone who pointed out the issues with humidity and overly compact soil. I took one of the dying plants out of its pot and carefully transferred it to a smaller one again, gently loosening the soil around the roots. Now, just 12 hours after...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Alright thank you, I will see what happens in the next few days. The plants get 28°C and 70% humidity now :). I placed the clay granulates at the bottom so that wont work. I can poke a wick through however(?).
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Well I typically used a scale for exact measuring the water inside the pots. The pots weighted 175gramms when I filled them up, and then I gave them 100ml, so they are at 275gramms now. Im going to have to figure out the max weight and then I typically water at 55-60%. I also bought a bunch of...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Ok but you said the first soil looked bad like mud. Ive put alot of perlite into the new one, should be good now right? And I hope I bought the right coco, its swelling up right now.
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Ok im eye-balling it, i mixed it all together and im waiting for the coco to swell up. Its funny how big it gets :D. I hope im doing this correctly:
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    I tried to cut the coco block with a kitchen knife = no chance. I probably need a saw or something.
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Hey team, small update: Ive read through all your comments. Ive killed all my plants. I bought a bunch of stuff to improve aeration and humidity: - 8L Fabric Pots instead of platic pots - 70L Growmix Soil with peat and perlite (I dont feel good about the peat) - 100L Perlite 2-6mm - 70L Jiffi...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    By "feeding" you mean nutrients, or water? And what do you mean by "solo cups"? I will go to the hardware store in a few minutes, Im going to buy some more perlite, and I could also buy some coco maybe they have it there, I just never used coco. Does it make any sense to mix soil + perlite +...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    How do you water your plants? Per hand? Ive planted 2 more gorilla glues and ordered more seeds, Ive given up on the small ones.
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    No im not upset my english is just very bad, and it might look like im mad. Im willing to agree but I really, honestly, dont see how my soil could possibly be the problem. It does have some perlite in it by the way, may be the camera or the fact that it was dirt dry. Now that its wet, it looks...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    I dont see any difference and I have no idea why I would lie here. Im not lying to you, it is the same soil. I grow with that soil for years, if you dont want to believe me ok then not. But it is the same soil.
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    You can see both my Wedding Cake and the already chopped Super Lemon Haze in post Nr. 15 on page 1. Like I said im using the soil for years, it might not be the best but it 100% works...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    But why do none of my other plants have any problems with that soil? My Wedding Cake and my 2x little DoSiDos are growing great (look at the black pots in post #18 ). Im using that soil for years now, and I never had any problems with it. I even showed you my previous plant, my Super Lemon...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Like I said I've given them water from the bottom, so you cant see it from the top. But I've given them some and they still didnt improve. No idea whats going on... Never seen this before.
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Well, it actually got worse. I've never seen anything like this before. I've decided to water two of the plants after drying them down to 500g. They were really, really dry. But none of them improved — neither the ones I watered nor the ones I didn't water. It can't be the light since my two...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Yes, I had to be super careful so that the soil doesn't fall apart. Yeah, it may sound a bit silly, but I try to avoid it unless it's absolutely necessary. The problem I often face with irrigation systems is that they don't water the plants individually. I grow a lot of strains, and they don't...
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    Plants dont recover after overwatering and transplanting =/

    Oh I see, yea most people here are from the US or Canada I figured. So far people in EU only told me not to use peat because of environment, but I havent really payed attention to that I must admit. And I wanted to try out coco once, but then Ive read that you have to look out wich one you buy...
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