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This plant is now coming up to 2.5months old it looks healthy and everything im growing in coco with a bit of perlite with a mars hydro 100w light.
is there anything wrong here as its seeming to grow bushier rather than any more height
I'm feeding it with nutrients and calmag
 

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Hi Weston can you provide some more detail about your grow? What kind of nutes? Feed rate? PH? watering practices? Looks like you need more perlite in that coco. Go over to Growweedeasy.com and search 'coco'. you'll find most everything you need right there.
 
Research soil and what MJ needs to grow in. Start it out correctly in light fluffy grow medium. The roots need AIR and it's small for it's age
 
I'm literally feeding her only when the soil is dry and im using nutrients called bloomdale its a powder I got from a garden centre it has the necessary elements and also vitalink cal mag.
How could I go about making my coco more airated now as it is in its final pot and im not sure it would be a good idea to remove it as it would be all rooted in and I wouldn't want to damage her, I see there is potential still for her i just don't know how to go about helping at the moment I can't read anything anywhere about what to do
 
Maybe a bigger pot mixed with 70/30 coco/perlite? I made an emergency transplant with a girl in flower one time because I was literally drowning her with my inexperienced watering practices. She did just fine. Can you show us the details about your nutes? The google machine didn't find me anything to look at. What is your PH?
 
I don't have a ph test kit im currently using aquarium water and how would I go about transplanting it its a huge fabric pot ill end up ripping the roots to pieces would I not?
 
Nope. Just moisten the medium so it doesn't fall apart and carefully cut away the fabric pot. That's what I did. It'll make a mess but it worked for me. I can't comment on the aquarium water. I know you know this already but you will not go wrong investing in a PH tester.
 
First thing I would do is get it out of that dome. Why is it in a dome? You need lots of fresh, gentle air. It looks like it’s suffocating in there.
 
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