COCO COIR Coco ph problems

[Rayan]

Campesino with all due respect brother saying ph of the coco don't matter!? So lets assume that the ph is 4.0 is that ok? Wont that be acid and make a lockout same as if it was 8.0± if there is something wrong with how i water em or the amounts of nutrients then i would've had problems when they were vegging for about a month and a half,, also the first month of flower too! Also the other plants im vegging for 3 months!!!

Plus i use half strength of the recommended dose sometimes even less than half...

So again if u know how to raise the ph of the medium without brand naming couz i cant get those to the country then do tell ill appreciate it but saying ph medium dont matter is just wrong and u can see what happened to the leafs couz the medium ph is too low!

 

[Mr.furley]

Imho you are overwatering your plants and in my opinion needs to let them dry out. I think This is the main problem.
I'm think you be have roots problems, like root rot that are more important.
If you have give 9 gallons of ph water to a 5 gallon pot and they don't have the same in and out pH then somethings off and adding ph up is not going to help but feel free to try.

Different people have different methods to growing in Coco, so opinions will very as watering practices do.

I personally would never water coco everyday day especially in that amount, your are 1)feeding and stripping to fast, not allowing time for the plants to uptake nutes, 2.)not allowing the roots to get air.

My advice is to let that pot dry out completely. then feed only 1.gallons of WATER WITH NUTES, when the pot is dry to the second Knuckle of your finger give 1.5 gallons of PLAIN PH WATER and repeat till your Final Flush in about two weeks.
The damaed leaf on your plant will probably not bounce back, but you are far enough along that you could should see some improvements with the buds.

https://www.growweedeasy.com/coco-coir

 

[NAKEDGARDENER]

Watching and learning.

 

[Jibblerjoe]

I'm thinking to much nutes