Bit of help with me ladies

**BigDub** · 31-01-19, 05:31 PM

To add I just checked the feed PH and it’s at 6.4,

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**BigDub** · 31-01-19, 05:37 PM

Sorry to spam up my own post but would one of those cheap ec pens be okay off amazon? I could afford to lose a tenner, I was waiting to buy a truncheon but the mortgage comes first!

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**Skunky n funky** · 31-01-19, 05:39 PM

Ph is too high. U want 5.8-6.2 anything outside of that will cause issues. At this point it would be worst to remove the coco just keep with em. The cheap pen will likely give u an idea and give u some good readings. However the longevity will not be there those are only a very temporary solution. Use it to get u through but u will want to upgrade especially if u plan on sticking to coco.

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**BigDub** · 31-01-19, 05:58 PM

Yes I dint see my self using anything but coco if anything id only upgrade to a self feeding coco system or some sort of hydro

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**Trex** · 31-01-19, 06:11 PM

Originally Posted by BigDub

To add I just checked the feed PH and it’s at 6.4,

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5.5-6.2 is the range for coco n hydro .

Shit theyre rooted a tad eh just to say . Now its a little trickier .
Make sure u have plenty of holes in them cups for run off

Use said ph . A few drop of water here and there . Ya dont want the roots to be bogged down .

I would flush all them nutes oit . 3x the cup size . Let them dry out a tad then water with rootstim . very sparinglly til the roots establish themselves . Like wait til the cup is 50% less in weight .

Its a tricky bastard when roots aint well established . Coco holds alot of water and its not good to root clones when its too wet . Even moisture is what ya want .

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**BigDub** · 31-01-19, 06:28 PM

Originally Posted by Trex

5.5-6.2 is the range for coco n hydro .

Shit theyre rooted a tad eh just to say . Now its a little trickier .
Make sure u have plenty of holes in them cups for run off

Use said ph . A few drop of water here and there . Ya dont want the roots to be bogged down .

I would flush all them nutes oit . 3x the cup size . Let them dry out a tad then water with rootstim . very sparinglly til the roots establish themselves . Like wait til the cup is 50% less in weight .

Its a tricky bastard when roots aint well established . Coco holds alot of water and its not good to root clones when its too wet . Even moisture is what ya want .

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Would Rhizotronic suffice?

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