I know u told @Frankthetank u didn’t think so but if u don’t see bugs my first guess would be it being water related! Over or underwatered they react the same way by appearing to have deficiency issues! Trust me i went to the blumats cuz my hand watering skills suck so had this issue several times myself!
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Gotta topwater in some nutrients before i fill the rez again! Prob need to flip em this weekend! @Jean-O said to try to let em veg at least 30 days before flip and been a little over that since transplant plus 2 weeks in solo cups beforehand!
I thought overwatered because of the crinkle leaves, and the claw-twisting of the newest growth…. Plus wet feet can look like like n deficiency in some plants from what I’ve seen…
Ya on drip feed def easy to do! @Lil Dab could dial in the drip easier with a blumat moisture meter! Just set an alarm so right after a feed stops and just before next feed can check the moisture level to make sure its spot on!I thought overwatered because of the crinkle leaves, and the claw-twisting of the newest growth…. Plus wet feet can look like like n deficiency in some plants from what I’ve seen…
U sure they aren’t underwatered? Over and under looks really similar except under the leaves can feel dry and brittle compared to too much water!Well I think you don’t quite understand how my irrigation works. Yes they are drip emitters but they are only on for 5 mins give them just under a quart when it turns on. Which is what I was doing by hand.
I know I’ve definitely watered my coco a lot heavier before and didn’t have issues. Shit when I first started growing in coco I was watching runnoff ph and the plant would get just about flushed everyday to get it where it should be. She turned into a pound plant
And we’ve arrived at the rub….. if you can’t tell weather you’re over or under watering…this is too complicated of a setup. It should be obvious, in my opinion.
