JohnySmith1
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They are obviously in better shape, little yellowing is due to low nutrients in your medium. keep on watering them daily and give food every watering until they become healthy green colour, than do feed,water.
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Ozzy T.
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Will do Johny. Let's see in next days. Thanks
Ozzy T.
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Magne Cal came today. Added to the feed 0.25ml/1L and gave them today around 1L of the feed with nice run off as coco still wet after flushing.They are now 12cm and 15 cm comparing to 9.5cm and 11cm 7 days ago. Plants are bending. Should I take a light a bit down? I am turning the pots daily by 180degree. On the photo you can see the most affected leaves.
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JohnySmith1
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Hello Ozzy, they look a little over watered, do you keep the pots on the dry trays? Stop watering them daily until they get bigger, feed every other day. However they are recovering which is a good sign.
Ozzy T.
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Hi Johny, I am trying to throw the water from the trays away. So I will be giving to them Feed with magne every other day and let's see. Regards
Ozzy T.
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Hiya everybody,
Just a small update.
Plants been fed yesterday with 500ml of feed. Was run off either. This one on the right is seems to stop growing and the little leaves in the mid of the stem apeared long time ago but does not want to grow more and the plant on the left have a few nice new leaves in the middle. Any sugestions guys? Many Thanks
Just a small update.
Plants been fed yesterday with 500ml of feed. Was run off either. This one on the right is seems to stop growing and the little leaves in the mid of the stem apeared long time ago but does not want to grow more and the plant on the left have a few nice new leaves in the middle. Any sugestions guys? Many Thanks
JohnySmith1
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Ozzy come on mate, They have doubled the size in 48 hours, and colour turned nice and healthy. Just keep doing what you doing, and don't try to make things faster, it will only make it worse.
Ozzy T.
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Nice one dude. Let's carry on then. Thanks
JohnySmith1
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Hello ozzy, how are they doing?
Ozzy T.
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Leaves are dropping as well. While ago was even more. Could it be because yesterday I gave them water only? Shouldn't be overwatered as giving them only every second day around 0.7L with run off.
JohnySmith1
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Hi, ok they are droopy because, nutrients concentration in coco starts to grow, now it's a good time to stop feeding every time, and give it plain pHed every other watering. Adding coco is a bad idea, as I already mentioned, coco must be washed with flushing agent before it can be used as there are some insoluble solids that can do some harm to your plants.
JohnySmith1
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Rule of thumb is feed/water/dry. Increase A+B to 1 ml/l when you see some flowers, for now keep it as it is. Give cal/mag till the end, always at 0.25ml/l, increase to 0.5 only if you notice deficiency. Don't forget to flush your plants with plenty of plain water one week before harvest.
Ozzy T.
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Hiya Johny, I think that is start to flower. Plants still a bit sad. I gave them some nutes today, but still on the low dose.
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JohnySmith1
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Hello ozzy, no mate it's still too early to increase nutrient concentration, give it an other week and than adjust to 1 ml/l of a+b
Your plants are recovering really well, well done mate.
JohnySmith1
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hello ozzy, make a full size picture of this plant and one of both plants
JohnySmith1
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increase a+b to 1 ml/l but keep an eye on them if you see tips start to discolouring or turn brown, post an update. In general they are looking fairly healthy