fellow gellies,...
Looking good
Trip'! They are a bit squat but the laterals look ready to spring up,... A lot of A-Train's girls start out like this (he has
phat lighting), but they consistently seem to just blow up with late veg'/early bloom stretching...
Coco is a PITA sometimes!
It can also hog the Mg++ cations too, just not as strongly as Ca++,.. that double charge makes it bind preferentially over other cations... Mate, you can always do a simple foliar with epsoms too if needs be; fastest way into the plant and bypasses any issue with the medium,... do you have some wetting agent, like Coco-Wet? (have we talked about this yet? Pardon the redundancy if so)--- This is critical for good foliar performance, so is getting the undersides of the leaves, where there are more stomata that topside,... It will also help rehydrate dry media better, more evenly and faster than w/o it,... soil and coco both can get a bit hydrophobic if they dry too much, and may create weird little dry patches within the pot... but with wetting agent, the surface tension of the solution is taken way down so it soak right on in,..
The hefting trick can be a good way to confirm overall moisture content as well! Coco has such wild holding and releasing capacity, it's definitely more tricky that true soil to work with...
duly noted for the next grow! they really didnt enter their stretch phase yet. usually most of my vertical growth occurs around days 21-36
Stay Tuned!
