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COCO COIR Help Please..!! 1 plant is Super droopy and the other is gone into full flower

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Nicropulous

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Help Please..!! 1 plant is Super droopy and the other is gone into full flower even though Im on 18/6....

I did give them a bigger than usual water after repotting.
Im running a Spider farmer SE3000, I had been runnjng it on 100% but have lifted it a couple inchs higher and turned down to 70% just incase its light stress.
day temp 21-23c night maybe 19-20c

This is only my second grow. First grow was in soil and was great... about 10oz ( before cure ) from a 36” x 36” space..
All 3 plants are Skywalker, the front olant a re-veg from first grow. The back two from seed.
Im guessing overwater on the back right plant... or root rot ?..
But overwater doesnt explain the back left olant going into full flower even though Im 18/6.
This is my first coir grow.. and they are large smart pots..
ph-ing nutes to about 5.8-6.0.
 

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Hey Nicropulous . Your plants might be suffocating. Is there any perlite in your coco?
Overwatering is not giving a lot of water at once. Overwatering is keeping soil too moist by giving constant water.
Get us a better picture of the plant that is flowering, please.
 
Can’t be an auto.... its the same seed as the one on the righ. But Yes.... I think the one on the back right is drowning. I guess I will have to hope it drys out and just water them small anounts at a time.
I would not have expected the one on back left to flower early from drowning.
 
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It's an auto. Things get mixed up sometimes. Wait till the planter feels light and water thoroughly. They are at a stage where they have different needs.
 
May help the roots if you'd put some perilite stones in that coco next grow. Hope it was washed well prior to use.
 
Well... If overwatering won’t cause flowering I guess it must be an auto then. They are just to small to use the water in the large pots at the moment.
 
Yes... I thought drainage might be an issue with pure coco but I recycle the coco thru my garden and don’t want to put perlite in the veggie patch. Thats a “give away” to some Im a grower. Unless I can find something brownish in colour that will help with drainage.
 
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