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Just a quick update. Had n toxicity and flushed with a weak feed. Leaves went straight n lost the curling so next feed I increased from the weak feed but still not strong as should be. The curling came back and reason is the curling was gone but dark leaves still there. Should of read the plant...

They aren't the worst, looking better from the weak feed flush. Just not looking proper healthy like I've has plants go before when I had N toxicity. Mind you I was in veg during that time.

It's nitrogen toxicity, dark waxy leaves. Although they have got better since the flush. It's just still a little clawing on the leaves. Wondered if they will improve or just gonna stay like that. I have had them improve before and even these are looking better but yeah just still the clawing...

Even after the flush with a weak feed. I still have leaves curling down? Is it possible that these leaves just won't recover? Gave them another weak feed today but I know they can't stay on it forever. Should I flush with an even weaker feed? Literally only gave them what I give seedlings...

Sorry for the late reply. Nope I flipped them into flower and noticed the N toxicity came back after about 3 days in. Just passed a week of flower and yesterday I gave them a weak water with loads of run off. A lot more run off than usual thought I better just go for it and hope it sorts the...

Thanks I think I am going to do that. They seem to have improved but still some curling going on.I know they might not even recover but overall I think I can see an improvement from the weak feed. Going to keep it weak a little longer than just 1 watering like I done last time. Also gonna give...

Thanks for the reply. I'm in coco so not wanting to let it dry out, only really just got the hang of watering it like coco rather than soil lol . Was proper happy about that and how they was looking. This isn't the worst case of N toxicity, seen far worse online. I actually had it last time as...

Had a bit of N toxicity but nothing major. Just knew it was that by the clawing leaves. Anyway flushed with a light feed and the issue went away, leaves started looking normal. Slowly got the feed back up a bit and plants was looking fine. Just increased the feed by 0.2ml per litre and not...

Old habits die hard I guess lol . I have got to the stage where I am watering WAYYYY more heavier than I have in the past. Next seeds I'm gonna do as you lot have suggested and water till run off from day one regardless of how the coco is looking. Things have 100% got better since not pressing...

Ahh you Americans and your gallons rather than litres lol . Thanks for the reply though. I am gonna get more brave and try it this way with a freebie next grow. I am already watering way more often and feel a lot more confident to do so. Just need that final push I guess to say fuck it n give...

I am right in thinking over time the plant drinks more so requires more for run off each day? By the time you flip them into flower how much are you usually giving them and in what size pot?

Dunno why that's quoted me as I'd I said it.

I was only wanting the pots to get bit light at the start. I have to admit I am new to trying to treat coco actually like coco. I suppose I need to grow a pair of balls and just go for it lol . Where I have been used to treating it like soil I am still holding back. Honestly I used to wait for...

I just find when I transplant and water to run off. The pots stay heavy for too long? I give enough water that all the coco is wet enough for roots. I mean I don't water to run off and can see roots coming out the bottom still. Good example would be like now tbh. Bear in mind I seem to have...

Lol good point there. I always thought was possible to over water coco at first before the roots are there? Once there is roots then yeah coco seems impossible to over root. Recently just discovered that tbh as I'd been treating my coco more like soil which is a mistake.

Okay cool, I know some do and I have done the same in the past. Just feel it takes longer for pots to get light enough for the second watering for me when I do it like that. I know I can't over water coco so I could water sooner of course. Just I like to let the pots get bit lighter at first to...

I'm not letting the coco go bone dry when I say let the coco get light. I just want the roots spreading n searching for water before I start watering daily.

I think we're all singing from the same hymn sheet. I don't water mine daily from seedling or from the first day of potting up. I let the roots go searching and develop a bit before getting to that stage. What I was getting at is I have seen loads say water to run off when you pot up to the...

Sounds a similar idea to mine but going about it different. I water the coco so the pots heavy like I say. Just don't think it's more beneficial to water to run off when first potting up. Coco is soaked then and stays wet to long in my experience. Sounds like you also would find it to be the...

Just wondering what others thoughts are on this. More than one person has told me they do similar. When transporting into a new pot with coco. I know every article says water until run off. Doing that though I often find the pots stay heavier for longer than I would like? I know you can over...