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COCO COIR Day 3 - 1st grow

Larrybird420

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So... First grow, day 3. Coco and perlite - Northern lights auto (sensiseed).

Iv already messed up by overwatering. My pot is saturated and the little dude is droopy on all 4 ears.

If I was to remove the top 2 inches of soil to speed up the drying process, would I run the risk of any damage?

I have a 5 litre pot, folded to around 4 so in theory with autos growing fine in 3 litres, could this speed up the drying?

Edit 5 gallon not litre (force of habit)
 
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Good advice Canuck147. I have been arguing with a several new growers that over watering in coco is possible. This is a perfect example of how you can over water in coco so i appreciate you posting this Larrybird420 . Let it dry and get air under the pot like the previous post stated and you should be ok, Once the roots are more developed over watering should not be an issue but as a seedling it can be.
 
Thanks Tersky, schoolboy stuff by myself. I spent the last 4 to 5 months of lockdown studying everything I can and building (I have a spacebucket, but on steroids) and it was like being back in school sitting a test and your mind just goes blank and then boom, you shit the bed on the first question!!

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I really like you guys and your honesty. We just do our best and no worries Larrybird420 we all make rookie mistakes. Here.....some of us " old growers " are having trouble with new think they know it all newbies who spew out false info and we are calling them out. We don't want to give out incorrect info for fuck sake we want grows to succeed or at least get a first grow or two to harvest. That's all and Good luck we really want to help those that can understand the written word.
 
I think you are not reading what the post said in the beginning growell. He did put it in the correct size pot he did not fill it all the way up so it is more of a 3gal size pot. He's got this with the help of others from above. But you make a good point at auto pot size.
 
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Thanks for the tip. I actually meant to say 5 gallon (folded to about 4) not litre (force of habit with my job) I actually planted directly to the finishing pot as it's an auto and I didn't want to stress it out too much!
 
dont worry mate let me know how u get on i 50 days into first grow nearly killed them about 4 times so going through it myself it stressful mate
 
Hi folks,

So I haven't fed since my last post, I have got two new leafs but everything is still dropping, day 8 to 9 now.

Is it time to give up and start a new seed?

At this point if I did let it grow am I lookin at essentially 1 to 2 colas due to the stunting? A type of bonsai I see so ofton?

The reason I ask is if I start again (if this in fact a lost cause) I could an have a potentially bigger harvest for December which was what I was aiming for?

Perhaps am looking too much into this but from what I have seen most autos at this age look way more developed!
 

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