Jack Herer - 1 of 3 girls is going down. Help!

[scarmade]

...you check the EC or ppm (from TDS meter) of you nute solution going in, and compare to the run-off coming out... how much fert's to use depend on the stage of the plant, size, etc.,... but regardless, your effluent ppm's/EC shouldn't be more than 200-250 ppm higher than you inputs,... I suggest doing a lot of research on coco, here, and CANNA's website is loaded too... this is not a simple medium to use properly,.. done right you can raise mionsters in small pots, but it's a lot more like hydro at that point!

I'm getting a good TDS meter any recommendations?

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[smokeout69]

If everything else is fine all u should need to do is raise ur light back up or dim

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One thing I did notice. When I went to water today, the two pots on the right the media was most. The healthy plant on the left media was dry. I could be over paranoid and just looking at things too hard.

Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]Some strains drink more than others or some may be getting a tad bit more light/heat

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[scarmade]

One thing I did notice. When I went to water today, the two pots on the right the media was most. The healthy plant on the left media was dry. I could be over paranoid and just looking at things too hard.

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Some strains drink more than others or some may be getting a tad bit more light/heat

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I hope I didn't fry them. The underside is green and healthy so crossing my fingers!

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[smokeout69]

Some strains drink more than others or some may be getting a tad bit more light/heat

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I hope I didn't fry them. The underside is green and healthy so crossing my fingers!

Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]That might be all u can do just check em everyday are they still showing new growth at all ?

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[scarmade]

I hope I didn't fry them. The underside is green and healthy so crossing my fingers!

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That might be all u can do just check em everyday are they still showing new growth at all ?

Sent from my SM-J727P using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]Not much. Bus still squishy though. When I break off a fan Leaf its moist but the leaves are brittle.

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[smokeout69]

That might be all u can do just check em everyday are they still showing new growth at all ?

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Not much. Bus still squishy though. When I break off a fan Leaf its moist but the leaves are brittle.

Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]If the leafs are brittle it could be to hot...but the buds are still moist ? Hmm

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[Waira]

....the 2 on the right are looking close to done, or are done,.. you need a at least a 10x magnifier to inspect the trichomes,...clear is immature, cloudy is ripe, amber is past prime; assess the buds on several spots and do your best to estimate % amber and cloudy,.... these one are slowing way down for water/nute uptake, another sign they are basically done, also partly why they look more hammered!.....younger plant is still ripening, so it's drawing more water./nutes,...
I'd learn with true soil or soilless (Promix, Sunshine [HASHTAG]#4[/HASHTAG], which are peat based; very low nute content, so these need feeds started in about a week).... coco is not a fun learning curve to grind through if this is all new to you,...

 

[Exotic Flower]

Do you recommend i stay with Coco? I need to germinate and start thinking about my next plants.

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If you're not sure and don't have much experience,
working with soil is a nice safe option.
Sure, may not produce the ultimate quality,
but far less likely that things will go badly wrong.

 

[smokeout69]

If you're not sure and don't have much experience,
working with soil is a nice safe option.
Sure, may not produce the ultimate quality,
but far less likely that things will go badly wrong.

And honestly bro soil can get u the same bomb ass growth n everything its all about getting ur environment right for what u have

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[scarmade]

....the 2 on the right are looking close to done, or are done,.. you need a at least a 10x magnifier to inspect the trichomes,...clear is immature, cloudy is ripe, amber is past prime; assess the buds on several spots and do your best to estimate % amber and cloudy,.... these one are slowing way down for water/nute uptake, another sign they are basically done, also partly why they look more hammered!.....younger plant is still ripening, so it's drawing more water./nutes,...
I'd learn with true soil or soilless (Promix, Sunshine [HASHTAG]#4[/HASHTAG], which are peat based; very low nute content, so these need feeds started in about a week).... coco is not a fun learning curve to grind through if this is all new to you,...

I have a jewelers loop with the small 100 x magnifier. The trichomes are pretty clear I'll look harder today. I've only checked one or two spots on each plant. Also should I flush for a week before chop? I have the advanced nutrients 'Flawless finish' also.

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