Yellow spots PLEASE HELP

[Proph]

Mixing soil and coco can get tricky.. Soil prefers a certain ph feed, and so does coco. Unfortunately, they are totally different ranges. The plant doesnt look too bad yet... We've seen much worse around these parts, lol. Are you feeding with every watering? I ask because that pot looks super dry and the plant looks thirsty.. Most people use a schedule of feed-plain water-plain water-feed as their base. That way you avoid over feeding while still letting the plant drink, and keeping the soil moist.

 

[Funky Trichomes]

Did you measure your runoff ph and ppm(ec)?

No I ended up pulling them they were in absolute clip, I honestly messed everything up due to me treating the medium like coco for a good week and a half. So many little mistakes I knew I shouldn't of made. I think I just need to restart with something like bio bizz light mix and not try do some stupid mixing with coco and light mix, I also didn't actually put much coco in there so I was literally feeding them nutes from day one and over watering. I surprised they lasted so long.

Mixing soil and coco can get tricky.. Soil prefers a certain ph feed, and so does coco. Unfortunately, they are totally different ranges. The plant doesnt look too bad yet... We've seen much worse around these parts, lol. Are you feeding with every watering? I ask because that pot looks super dry and the plant looks thirsty.. Most people use a schedule of feed-plain water-plain water-feed as their base. That way you avoid over feeding while still letting the plant drink, and keeping the soil moist.

I'll screen shot this and take that advice. I think for my next grow in bio bizz light mix I will just feed with 6.2 pH water and not give nutes until week 4 ish. The only thing I'll give them during veg will be ecothrive biosys and a rooting nute unless I start noticing that they want some veg nutes in week 3. Does this sound good?

 

[GeorgeCloney]

I know that Machmillion is running a product test called Mantis right now.
Its an all in one product, nutes and all,...the best part is that the product is super simple to use, and automatically buffers for ph adjusting to any medium.

Check it out here> https://www.autoflower.org/threads/cangen-x-mantis-buffered-nutrients-test.75294/

 

[Proph]

No I ended up pulling them they were in absolute clip, I honestly messed everything up due to me treating the medium like coco for a good week and a half. So many little mistakes I knew I shouldn't of made. I think I just need to restart with something like bio bizz light mix and not try do some stupid mixing with coco and light mix, I also didn't actually put much coco in there so I was literally feeding them nutes from day one and over watering. I surprised they lasted so long.



I'll screen shot this and take that advice. I think for my next grow in bio bizz light mix I will just feed with 6.2 pH water and not give nutes until week 4 ish. The only thing I'll give them during veg will be ecothrive biosys and a rooting nute unless I start noticing that they want some veg nutes in week 3. Does this sound good?

Indeed it does.. I think you may have just cleared one of the biggest hurdles new growers face, which is feeding way too soon. Almost every organic soil mix should have enough nutrients to get a plant through the first few weeks without issue. After that, if the plants start showing signs of hunger, start feeding at half or 3/4th strength and see how they respond. It truly does not take much to feed and grow a cannabis plant, so try to keep all things as simple as possible.

 

[Gwrgenau]

No.. for this first grow was only measuring PH of water with nutes in it at 6.0. Looking at a dif setup for next grow and being able to collect runoff to measure it.

 

[hecno]

Are you making a allowance for the a mount of coco in the soil , maybe that might have something to do wit it .