I have noticed something about one of my plants. The tips of it's leaves are a different color than the rest of the of the leaf. It has been doing this on and off and I don't know what it means, I can't take a picture of it because my phone does not pick it up whenever I take a picture of it. I don't know if it has to do with over-watering or something else, any information would be appreciated.
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (17-01-20)
Unfortunately, it really is impossible to say without good quality picturesOriginally Posted by Vcor2302
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (17-01-20), Vcor2302 (17-01-20)
You can't over-water coco- Try introducing feed
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CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (17-01-20), IceCalibur (16-01-20), Jumper114 (17-01-20), Vcor2302 (17-01-20)
I understand, At the moment the tips of the leaves are back to the original color of the leaves. So taking a picture right now would be kind of useless. I think it might be something else at the moment, if it does pop back up again I will try my best with the pictures to show you the problem. Best regards.
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (17-01-20), M_C (17-01-20)
This is the plant at the moment. Day 5
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (17-01-20), IceCalibur (17-01-20)
She looks absolutely fine to me
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (17-01-20), Vcor2302 (17-01-20)
So this is a update on how the plants are doing so far. Day 7 almost going on to day 8 and just feed for the first time on day 7. I messed up a little bit on my first feed by not getting accurate measurements with a mL syringe, so I might have to deal with that later. But it was not bad for the first time, another thing I wanted to ask about is the left over nutrients in the gallon of water I just fed with. Is it still usable for the next feed? And do I need to do something to it?
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (20-01-20)
Also what would be a good feed schedule? Feed, Water, Feed. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (20-01-20)
my only thing i would suggest is maybe trying to learn a method during germination and propagation that employs soils blocks. I can attach a video that gives you a rough idea of what i mean.
I have found that if you give smaller plants an more suitable smaller area to fill out with their roots you can easily put them into a 4-5-10 gallon container once they have hit a stage where flowering is inevitable.
https://youtu.be/ArAzajsRRuo
to your nutrients question.......alot of what a seedling will take up will come from the cotyl leaves the little oval ones adfter seed crack, those contain a bit of nuts the babay can feed on if needed. Are your cultivars heavy feeders from the go? normally they dont need very much until they have a few nodes established. just trying to help
Last edited by Vermonstah; 20-01-20 at 12:32 PM.
CityDweller (20-01-20), GEORGE (20-01-20), Vcor2302 (20-01-20)
When I grew coco I did 3 feeds followed by a plain water. And as others have said, PH 5.8.
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