Name that Defincieny?
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Diabloskeepe
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Bumping cus Id like to know as well.
RipnnBongzz
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everytime water enters my coco its at a clip of 1 tsp/gl of Epsom salts. i also use cal mag on the reg with almost every feeding.
its just the lemon skunk strain. ive had great success on 4 of 6 strains in coco. WOS madness also had similar deficiencies.
other strains i have do really well in coco.
its just the lemon skunk strain. ive had great success on 4 of 6 strains in coco. WOS madness also had similar deficiencies.
other strains i have do really well in coco.
giggles26
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Yes but you gotta remember all plants are different. Some like a shit ton of nutes some don't like any at all. It's not about if 1 plant is doing it and another one isn't. You have to read your plants not the bottles you feed them with.
Just take a look at that chart man you can see clear as day what yours looks like and then on the chart.
I'm also wondering what your ph is at, because that can cause lock outs and all kinds of problems. Remember growing in coco is like doing hydroponics.
Just take a look at that chart man you can see clear as day what yours looks like and then on the chart.
I'm also wondering what your ph is at, because that can cause lock outs and all kinds of problems. Remember growing in coco is like doing hydroponics.
InsaneMJ
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looks like mag burn or lack of mag.. You gotta be careful when it comes to this because too much of cal will lock out the mag and vise versa.. In coco most of the time you gotta add a dash of cal mag about once a month sometimes twice a month depending on size of the pot its growing in and how fast it absorbs it. Coco in particular is known for being calmag def. So when you grow in it you have to rememeber to compensate for that specific thing.
I read that you use calmag in every feeding. May be too much.
I read that you use calmag in every feeding. May be too much.
giggles26
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Yes! Thank you insane! That's what I was trying to get across.
RipnnBongzz
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thanks for the responses. PH levels for the first time i ran the lemon skunk were 5.8 every time. i had hudge issues
next time i ran 5.9-6.0 no difference.
I agree with strain type. like i said i was doing the same feeding same everything with all my strains.. 4 of the 6 did really well in the environment/schedule i was giving to them
i was just wondering what kinda deficiencies they were. just for keeps sakes.. that plant is over with and harvested. and i dont and wont grow that strain again.
Its all about finding that perfect strain that best suits your knowledge ability and equipment on hand. IMHO
next time i ran 5.9-6.0 no difference.
I agree with strain type. like i said i was doing the same feeding same everything with all my strains.. 4 of the 6 did really well in the environment/schedule i was giving to them
i was just wondering what kinda deficiencies they were. just for keeps sakes.. that plant is over with and harvested. and i dont and wont grow that strain again.
Its all about finding that perfect strain that best suits your knowledge ability and equipment on hand. IMHO
Ringsixty
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I don't know about you. You have tried this Breeders strain in CoCo twice with the same result. Just transplant them into some good soil. Seems, like your having a problem keeping things in balance.
Good Luck
RipnnBongzz
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nah this was a while ago ringsxty.. i was stubburn and wanted to try it again with coco choir and try a few things different to see if i can grow it more healthy,.
didnt work.. i like trying things and figuring out what went wrong. couldnt figure it out on this strain.
didnt work.. i like trying things and figuring out what went wrong. couldnt figure it out on this strain.
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