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Overwatering?

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Terra Vega is your vegetative stage base food. Cannazym and Rhizotonic are for root stimulation, micros and faster organic breakdown. 1/4, mid, full strength?

I would venture to say that you will be needing a calcium/magnesium supplement if not now soon. Again, coco doesn't hold onto magnesium so you're going to want to be supplementing. You can do this by using unscented Epsom Salt which is basically Magnesium Sulfate. IIRC, the mix is one teaspoon per gallon.
 
I'm following the chart from 2fastforbuds.com (canna Nutrient chart). Thanks alot for all this info bro!

I just watered 3 of my plants by pouring water in instead of 'spraying'. All 3 of those plants perked back up...I poured water w/ nutes into the other 6 that were drooping. Hopefully they pick back up the same as the 3 today.

Much appreciated dude
 
Now that you have saturated the entire media to the point of runoff, leave them alone and let them do their thing. Observe and learn. Sometimes, in peoples haste to give their plant the most care they can, they'll smother them to death. Leave them alone and let them do what they do best. They don't need a lot. Damp soil with a good nutrient makeup. Temperate environmentals. Lots of light to convert those nutrient ions into food through photosynthesis. Right now your goal is to get them back into rhythm so they need to time to reset and get back into their growing rhythm.

While your issue seemed to be that they were underwatered be careful you don't overwater them either. Again, our human nature is if some water is good more water is better. No. Take note of how long it takes for them to dry back using the light pot method. I don't like using dry meters because, IME, they aren't any more accurate than using the LPM. You'll start to see a pattern of how long it takes between dry periods. This will inform decisions for you to make as they speed up and slow down water intake.

Post up a few pictures of what they look like once they've recovered!!

Good Luck!:smile:
 
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Simondavies

You can use this chart as a general guide to when and what your plant needs for optimal growth at whatever stage of growth they are in.

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Looking good Bro!!! It's not as hard as it seems. Much like having kids once you've been through it you realize they aren't made of glass!!:smile:

I suggest you search for basic plant biology and learn how plants convert light into food along with how to manage the two main biospheres of plants if you haven't already.

Early in veg I try and concentrate my efforts on developing roots. Roots are the mouth of the plant and how it eats mainly. Big mouth means big flowers!!!!;)
 
Simondavies said:
Yeah I'm at a loss. It's annoying how one site says leave ur lights "24-30 above canopy at %80-100 then another saying it's better for led to be "36-48 at %60-80..I think I'll raise it to "40 above and have it at %60...idk...where it sits currently, no leaves are curling upwards or any signs of burnt leaves expect to very bottom leaves
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Use this chart as a general rule in terms of light height and intensity. A light meter app would be best used to pinpoint the PPFD output you want to be giving your plant at the specific stage they are in but this chart should get you in the general vicinity.

cob lux distance watttage.png


This chart will give you an idea of what pH your feed solutions should be at in terms of plant availability. Top chart is for soil and bottom is for hydro applications.

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Once you understand and master the basics you can move on to monitoring Vapor Pressure Deficit(VPD) and Daily Light Integral(DLI) to optimize the plant environmentals and tweak your yields.

VPD Table in KiloPascals.jpg


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