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El bear420 · 02-23-2018, 05:55 AM

Hi mate, are you running to waste?? Have you checked the ph an ppms of you runoff? That would be the first thing I'd check when trying to problem solve in coco....

Lester Beans · 02-23-2018, 09:25 PM

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People who think they can tell what is stressing a plant from looking at pictures are guessing. Chasing those guess by adding products to your feeding will rarely help and usually hurts. Just focus on perfecting all your inputs. Temp between 75-80, humidity between 70-85, airflow or co2, perfect distance to light source, feeding 400ppms in veg at a ph of 5.8-6.2. Recalibrate ph meter every week. What lighting are you using? Those lower leaves might be getting shaded. Did you spray the plants with anything?

Actually as an experienced grower I can tell EXACTLY what's going on by looking at pics. As can many folks on this site.

bsgospel · 02-24-2018, 04:56 AM

Yeep. I wanna say mag/po issue? Given the silvery appearance I also want to suggest thrips. If no insects or insect shit can be found then we need to address your inoculants and potassium.

bsgospel · 02-24-2018, 04:59 AM

Second look- not thrips. Your cal/potassium needs an adjustment. Or your lights to accommodate what you're feeding.

Itsmychoice · 02-25-2018, 04:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Lester Beans

Actually as an experienced grower I can tell EXACTLY what's going on by looking at pics. As can many folks on this site.

What is going on then? I would love to hear from your experience what is wrong in those pictures with what he is feeding the plants.

mean mr.mustard · 03-03-2018, 08:46 PM

They look fine.

shooterw · 03-09-2018, 10:00 PM

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Has anyone used the mo'koko premium select coco substrate? I am using 60% that, 30% #4 sunshine, and 10% perlite. I just started using that in 10 gallon air pots. I am trying to figure out the watering schedule, it's a bit tricky. Any tips out there? I am having a few leaves doing the taco curl, and I'm getting a bit of yellow tiny spots on the leaves.

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bsgospel Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 398	Second look- not thrips. Your cal/potassium needs an adjustment. Or your lights to accommodate what you're feeding. __________________ It's time for a revolution, but probably not in the terms that people imagine it. The word conjures up images of— a modern day version of peasants going into the street with their pitch forks to go after the bad guy who lives in a big house and we're gonna get that son-of-a-bitch and we'll take all the stuff from him and we'll give it to the workers. That's not the kind of revolution I had in mind. I thought that it might be nice if it was handled a little bit more modern and efficient way, without people getting slaughtered. It's a matter of infiltration…The people who are in control of the media, the government that run the lives of the average person in the street. They aren't doing a good job 'cause they don't really care. The potential is there in the younger generation. Right now they’re not really interested. Their political involvement is on a very superficial basis. They go out for the social aspects of a march or a rally rather than for what it could possibly accomplish. -FZ
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mean mr.mustard I Pass Satellites Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Overturning Pebbles and Upending All the Animals Alight Posts: 6,418	They look fine.
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shooterw Newbie Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 4	Coco + #4 + perlite Has anyone used the mo'koko premium select coco substrate? I am using 60% that, 30% #4 sunshine, and 10% perlite. I just started using that in 10 gallon air pots. I am trying to figure out the watering schedule, it's a bit tricky. Any tips out there? I am having a few leaves doing the taco curl, and I'm getting a bit of yellow tiny spots on the leaves.
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02-23-2018, 05:55 AM	#11
El bear420 Newbie Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Deep space Posts: 3	Hi mate, are you running to waste?? Have you checked the ph an ppms of you runoff? That would be the first thing I'd check when trying to problem solve in coco....
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