First timer please help
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Petetheplumber
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Bud bud bud you are looking good there, remember that plants will consume the fan leaves towards the end of flowering, hence the yellowing and dying out of the fan leaves. A good rule of thumb in dealing with soil, is that you don’t water the soil until the top level is dry by at least a half of an inch. Or just scratch the surface want to notice that it’s starting to dry go ahead and water
PadawanWarrior
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Those look horrible. That happened just after you overwatered? More information would help. Like soil, nutes, lighting, temps?
Yea, it was really green then I overwatered because of the hot weather then it started to turned yellow. Coco coir for soil, floragrow for nutes, 300 watts led light around 80 degrees. They're autoflowers if that helps.
You can not over water coco for plants with established roots. You are frying them with your nutrients. What is the PPM or EC. They need a lot more water with a lower EC or PPM.
PadawanWarrior
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If you're in coco it's almost impossible to overwater. And you should be feeding every time if it's coco.
PadawanWarrior
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You must type faster, lol.
Ppm is around 250
PadawanWarrior
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I'm a soil grower, and I don't know much about chemicals so I don't like to give much advice in this area.
Any advice on how I can revive them or they're not revivable?
When was the last time you calibrated your meter?
PadawanWarrior
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How much have you been feeding them, and how often? Like I said though, I'm not a hydro guy.
I just got the meter today and the reverse osmosis that I'm going to be using from now. I didn't know ppm was important.
I feed them every other day about half a gallon each
What's the nutrient pH?
Correction, quarter gallon each
You need to fertigate coco and do it at least daily if not more. That means you feed and water.
Ph around 6 or 6.2
