New Grower 56 days old think different;would you defoliate?

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coco perlite grow, been feeding a+b regularly but almost out =/ getting reallllyyy bushy would you defoliate at all? or let her be? thanks!
 
i belive the fucked up leaves are from too high PH locking out P or K? one of the two, i cant seem to get the run off of coco lower, ive been flushing and flushing but no luck
 
also ive been using terpinator or whatever it's called but cant get a massive amount of crystals, should i stop feeding my coco regularly and let it dry up between feedings? it will probably drastically bring down humidity as welll.....
 
Hey nonfiction,
i wouldnt defoliate her and as far as i know you need to let the soil dry out between the feedings.
What kind of light are you using?
 
I'd leave her alone. Defoliate and get a problem, and you'll stand to lose all the remaining leaves
 
Not too familiar with coco, but I am just completing my second consecutive TD grow, so I'll help where I can. I definitely wouldn't defoliate her. The edges of the leaves looked turned up a bit. Kinda like heat stress. What temps are you running? Are you monitoring the soil pH? Both of my TDs' have been nicely coated with crystals, so I'm not sure why yours are lacking. The mote details, the better we can help
 
They look really dark green maybe its too much nitrogen and your leaves could be burned.
But im not an expert
 
my opinion. shes already stressed so I would leave her alone. don't want to stress more. also when leaves whiten in like there burnt like that usually means root problems. again that's just my 2 cents. maybe post in 24 hr help thread good luck
 
They look really dark green maybe its too much nitrogen and your leaves could be burned.
But im not an expert

I was thinking they looked kinda dark, too

my opinion. shes already stressed so I would leave her alone. don't want to stress more. also when leaves whiten in like there burnt like that usually means root problems. again that's just my 2 cents. maybe post in 24 hr help thread good luck

Hmmm... never dealt with root problems before. What's the fix for that?
 
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