Ima call it the 10 day jitters. I find it frustrating when nothing happens and the first 9 days for me there's not alot going on. Then boom, noticeable changes on day 10 View attachment 1318067View attachment 1318068
There both quite pale. Ones happy this other is abit meh. They haven't had a lot of nitrogen yet so I'm increasing that.She's looking like a bit of a lazy bones! .. A bit slow and perhaps a bit pale! I wonder what she's not liking?
From more research I think that's what it may be. Ill add small amounts of feed every day now and increase my go green to see if it helps it green up.There both quite pale. Ones happy this other is abit meh. They haven't had a lot of nitrogen yet so I'm increasing that.
I'm pretty sure thats it. They're hungry. ^_^From more research I think that's what it may be. Ill add small amounts of feed every day now and increase my go green to see if it helps it green up.
My little gauge is at 6. It's not 100% accurate but it does give me some indication. I've found this coco holds alot of water. I'm not adding alot of nutrient at this stage so I didn't think I'd have much salt build up. Once I start training and it uses more water I normally water til run offLooking good. But what is the pH and EC value of your nutrient solution? That's the most important question I can ask...
Also, if your growing in only coco I would recommend watering until runoff. With the small seedlings it doesn't have to be the entire pot, but it needs to come out the bottom. 1. To prevent salt buildup and 2. Everytime you'll water you also give well needed oxigen.
Already getting some more green through. Question, how do you water to run off in a large pot without over watering in early stages of flower.My little gauge is at 6. It's not 100% accurate but it does give me some indication. I've found this coco holds alot of water. I'm not adding alot of nutrient at this stage so I didn't think I'd have much salt build up. Once I start training and it uses more water I normally water til run off