Both plants only have 1, 2, and 3 finger leaves? They don't look like kush, they look kinda confused. But they do look healthy... I think they're both just mutants
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Odd leaf growth like that is usually a sign of nutrient imbalance of some sort. If the plants were younger or it was just one I would say possibly a mutant plant. Since they are so old and growing oddly and slowly I am inclined to say that that are not mutants and are responding to stress of some sort and or nutrient imbalance. Do you know how to manage coco or are you just treating it like soil?
Yes I noticed it today here is two picture
i did my homework on growing in coco and I followed dr mj coco guide Do you think the high temp during night time stressed them that much ?
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These look like healthy plants to me. I think your issue is genetic. I don't think it's anything to do with your feed or environment. Being photos you can let them run and expect another 6+ weeks at least and see what you get. I wouldn't cull them right now because they could just be really kicking off flowering. I grow out most of my mutants because sometimes they make fantastic flower, just not a lot, sometimes they're a waste of time though. I would come up with a plan for hash if you grow them out though, just in case you end up with all frost on everything and not a lot of bud
The heat is not helping, but I don’t think the only factor at play here. Why did you decide to fertigate so often? You probably only need to be doing one a day right now and could up it to twice a day if the flowers start to develop more. Very high frequency fertigation is really only necessary in pretty specific circumstances, and otherwise can be detrimental. Coco can be a lot wetter than soil but in general it shouldn’t be soaked all the time.
Plants also look kinda stretchy, how many watts is your light and how high is it from the plants? Do you possibly have a light leak keeping them from fully flowering?
Plants also look kinda stretchy, how many watts is your light and how high is it from the plants? Do you possibly have a light leak keeping them from fully flowering?
As far as heat at night i solved the issue five days a go and now its stable 74 to 76 at night and on day its 81 to 84 max
i feed them three times cause i tried two and my run off ec would creep up and from what i understood the cause would be the coco got dried or my nut ec is high so dropped down to 1.4 and kept seeing the same issue so I upped my feeding to two times and from there my run off ec was stable around +200 from feeding ec which is 1.4
my light is the one thing that im sure it’s not the issue
Its 300 watt mars hydro sp3000 and kept them 21 inch and they kept stretching and now they are 18 inch away from the plant so i dropped the power to 75% on the light so it doesn’t burn them
It's not heat. You'd see it in the leaves. There's no curling or sunburn... You do want your output ec to be lower then your input ec, but that's also not the problem
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