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viper564

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that says i should be adding nutes almodt immediately, is that true. i was told to wait for week 2 or the second node?
 
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LoneGardener said:
feed daily from the start. 1/4 strength

go to the cocoforcannabis website for some great info on growing in cocoperlite
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thanks fellers any other info would be great from you guys. its been difficult to look online due to the fact one site would say this and the other would say opposite. especially about watering seedling
 
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thats what im talking about!! ill definilty follow it like the gospel now. do you think ita possible to save these or start over
 
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viper564 said:
thats what im talking about!! ill definilty follow it like the gospel now. do you think ita possible to save these or start over
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You're only a week in, starting over in a smaller pot may seem like a waste of time but the added growth and more healthy root system will pay off sooner than you think.

I'd keep those going and get some other ones started in rapid rooters, into a solo cup with cocoperlite.

After a couple of weeks you'll see the difference and you can thin out the bunch, keep the best, or keep em all.

cheers
 
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LoneGardener said:
Feed them right from day 1 and follow cocoforcannabis and you'll do just fine!

These are 7 days since sprouting.

Cheers
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these are getting fed twice daily with 100ml each time. I get about 30% runoff each time.

those containers are air-pot propagators, approx 1 litre. 2 weeks in those then into 2 gallon airpots for the rest of the ride
 
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30%runoff after 100 ml. That doesn't sound right to me. Soil could be that dry it's running straight through. Try to water really slow so soil absorbs some
 
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Arnski5000 said:
30%runoff after 100 ml. That doesn't sound right to me. Soil could be that dry it's running straight through. Try to water really slow so soil absorbs some
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its not soil, its cocoperlite (60/40), 30% is a perfect amount of runoff.

it stays wet and each feeding brings fresh oxygen into the root zone.

the plants love it!

cheers
 
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viper564

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LoneGardener said:
You're only a week in, starting over in a smaller pot may seem like a waste of time but the added growth and more healthy root system will pay off sooner than you think.

I'd keep those going and get some other ones started in rapid rooters, into a solo cup with cocoperlite.

After a couple of weeks you'll see the difference and you can thin out the bunch, keep the best, or keep em all.

cheers
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just tk clarify they are autos. i was told that transplanting autos would shock them. apparently i was told wrong.
 
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viper564 said:
just tk clarify they are autos. i was told that transplanting autos would shock them. apparently i was told wrong.
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stoner science.

you can transplant anything. its all about not distrubing the plant when you do it. If you're gentle and do it right. no worries.

if your style is more like a bull ina china shop. maybe transplanting isnt right for you.

cheers
 
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