What is Wrong Here? Cream & Cheese Strain

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joshs444

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I am having an issue getting this strain to 100% health.

The White Widow strain I am growing in the exact same conditions is looking perfectly healthy.

Any idea as to what the problem is?

I have some suspicions:
  • Fungus Gnats (I have a lot of them and have been trying to get rid of them)
  • PH imbalance (the other plant is thriving though)
  • not enough Nitrogen (but I recently transplanted them so they should have plenty of nutrients)
  • Iron deficiency (growing in Coco, so I know this can be a problem. However I added greensand, which I know has Iron)
  • Could be a watering problem?
The medium is all organic, coco, worm castings, 4-4-4 fertilizer, and a few other amendments.

Any insight would be appreciated!!

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Rurumo

Rurumo

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I like to use a calmag with iron for coco-there are a few on the market. The greensand takes a long time to become available, it's good stuff don't get me wrong-I dump some into my outdoor beds every few years. Do you have any liquid nutes you could feed them?
 
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joshs444

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Rurumo said:
I like to use a calmag with iron for coco-there are a few on the market. The greensand takes a long time to become available, it's good stuff don't get me wrong-I dump some into my outdoor beds every few years. Do you have any liquid nutes you could feed them?
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I try to stay away from liquid nutes because I heard those kill the microbial life in the soil. But If there is a good organic one on the market I'd consider it. Also the 4-4-4 fertilizer I have has 1% magnesium. So I could spike the plants with that
 
BobThe420Builder

BobThe420Builder

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So your using Coco, then added stuff that shouldn't be in Coco, and I assume you don't feed daily with nutes either, is yer pH even close to 5.6-6.0?

Am I close here?


Oh and it's NOT soil, it's coco, coco retains nothing, thus the feed daily with it
 
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joshs444

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BobThe420Builder said:
So your using Coco, then added stuff that shouldn't be in Coco, and I assume you don't feed daily with nutes either, is yer pH even close to 5.6-6.0?

Am I close here?


Oh and it's NOT soil, it's coco, coco retains nothing, thus the feed daily with it
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My medium is similar to Canucks Grow method if you've seen his videos on YouTube.

So I use coco, 25% worm castings, fertilizer (3tbsp/gallon), and a few amendments like oyster shells and alfalfa meal. I compost tea every other week or so, but other than that I just top dress every month. I do not feed daily.
 
BobThe420Builder

BobThe420Builder

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Coco is water/feed daily, it's hydro

Nutes don't stay in the Coco,thus the feeding daily at 1/4 strength nutes

Adding stuff just creates issues for uptake of nutes.
Not feeding regularly does the same

Amending coco is pointless since it just washed away
 
MickFoster

MickFoster

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I have yet to see a successful grow using dry nutes in coco.
There is a thread in the organics section called the Official Gaia Green Method that discusses dry amendments........but all those using them are using them in soil.
 
mistergrafik

mistergrafik

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Water with plain water + 2ml of CA/MG (per gallon) next few feedings. Not until 10% or 20% runoff / stop watering right when you see a drip fall. You're getting locked out.

If this doesn't work and your plant dies I will quit growing.
 
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