Having some color issues with my sativas
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hotrodharley
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Tips dying usually indicates nitrogen toxicity. Usually. What medium? That’s more than possible nitrogen.
Anon#8269031
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The medium is coconut fibers. I'll put some more nitrogen in. Thanks man
hotrodharley
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@WintersBones is da man for coco.
WintersBones
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Are you still butthurt that I called you out? Acting like a little baby because coco is too hard for you to understand. You've been here ahwile so I assume your a grown ass man, which makes it even funnier. Keep it up bro.
hotrodharley
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No. I’m trying to help bozos in coco. I have zero interest in such foolishness. But some are born to it.
Anon#8269031
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It's good for hydroponics. Helps the water drain quicker
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hotrodharley
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I’m aware of the properties of coco and what it’s good for. Aeration of other mediums and to prevent soil saturation for long periods. I’m also aware it’s not run straight in most cases BUT there’s always “that guy.”
WintersBones
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Hey buddy, just ignore hotrod there, he's just being a dick, he doesn't know how coco works.
It looks like your letting the coco dry out a lot which will cause a pH swing and possible nutrient lockouts. Try increasing the frequency of your feedings first with the same amount of nutrients (checking pH is good @5.7-6.4-ish)
Check out https://www.cocoforcannabis.com/watering_coco/
( tons of good info for those that want to learn (hint hint @hotrodharley )
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