1st time growing, How do they look?

[Wilky]

I find all the info online contradicting on watering/feeding etc and I feel like I over think things.
So I’m taking weekly pics. If anyone sees something that looks like a prob please let me know!
Basic info- Coco professional medium.
Water with Cana A&B Vegative (3.5mm/1liter water).
3x Cherry Grapefruit Kush
3x cant remember the name.
Both Feminised Auto flowering.
600w HPS on 20/4 light cycle.

I’m not sure when to change to Cana A&B Flowering feed so any advice appreciated.
After 1 wk from seedling

Wk2

Wk3

Wk4

Wk5

These next take a closer look for an opinion.

 

[Barney86]

Switch to bloom nutes once the vertical growth stops mate. Extra N in the veg mutes is good for the stretch.
I'd use bigger pots next time too, that looks like why they've stayed so small. Happy and healthy though and that all that matters.

 

[KingJoe83]

I find all the info online contradicting on watering/feeding etc and I feel like I over think things.
So I’m taking weekly pics. If anyone sees something that looks like a prob please let me know!
Basic info- Coco professional medium.
Water with Cana A&B Vegative (3.5mm/1liter water).
3x Cherry Grapefruit Kush
3x cant remember the name.
Both Feminised Auto flowering.
600w HPS on 20/4 light cycle.

I’m not sure when to change to Cana A&B Flowering feed so any advice appreciated.
After 1 wk from seedling

Wk2

Wk3

Wk4

Wk5

These next take a closer look for an opinion.

Once you see pistils I would switch to bloom and slowly decrease grow

 

[Wilky]

Once you see pistils I would switch to bloom and slowly decrease grow

Like these??

 

[Wilky]

Like these??

 

[Wilky]

Switch to bloom nutes once the vertical growth stops mate. Extra N in the veg mutes is good for the stretch.
I'd use bigger pots next time too, that looks like why they've stayed so small. Happy and healthy though and that all that matters.

Thanx for advice on pots. Next time
I notice end of leafs are a light colour on tips of new growth. Is this ‘burning’ from too much nutrients?
Also do I go straight to bloom A&B straight away or do I give just water for a week before adding?
Again the reserch I’ve done varies on so many things

 

[Chris Scorpio]

What's yet water schedule

Need water with nutes daily,look droopy in some pics

 

[Chris Scorpio]

You go by the manufacturer suggested schedule, is the best option, bit different with autos

I'd pic a suggested thread here in growing Coco and stick to it

Even better start a grow journal

And water every day with nutes

 

[Wilky]

What's yet water schedule

Need water with nutes daily,look droopy in some pics

I water with nutes when prob every 1-2 days or if pots feel light .
Some of leaves have been tucked to get light to other parts but yes they look a bit droopy.

 

[Chris Scorpio]

Coco should be watered every day, you DO NOT want the pots drying out

You can't over water Coco, it holds no nutes in it so needs water with nutes daily

 

[Wilky]

Coco should be watered every day, you DO NOT want the pots drying out

You can't over water Coco, it holds no nutes in it so needs water with nutes daily

Glad to hear. I was afraid of over watering.

 

[Chris Scorpio]

Coco is inert..thus water and nutes are needed for root growth

It's like hydro where the roots are constantly in water

It's the polar opposite of soil really
Get the soil outs yer mind...lol
Think hydro or drain to waste

 

[KingJoe83]

Yup more or less

 

[KingJoe83]

Thanx for advice on pots. Next time
I notice end of leafs are a light colour on tips of new growth. Is this ‘burning’ from too much nutrients?
Also do I go straight to bloom A&B straight away or do I give just water for a week before adding?
Again the reserch I’ve done varies on so many things

Brown tips are sign of nutrients burn usually

 

[KingJoe83]

I water with nutes when prob every 1-2 days or if pots feel light .
Some of leaves have been tucked to get light to other parts but yes they look a bit droopy.

Droopy can be fromseveral things over watered under water nitrogen access and even temps and rh can alter your plant as well

 

[KingJoe83]

Glad to hear. I was afraid of over watering.

Coco holds 30% oxygen at all times water those pots as much as you want when you do feed them you never have to worry about drowning your roots

 

[flashmp3]

This reminds me what @Mr. Magoo went through because of root bound.... I think that's why they don't look happy. People that manage to grow trees in small coco containers achieve this thanks to smart pot or airpot cause they don't really get bound even when they don't have enough space and watering one or twice a day allow them to thrive. Anyway repotting in bigger pot should solve your issues

 

[gr865]

Yup more or less

Thinking you mean Less Is More!