Humidity shouldn't be a problem in veg. They like it humid. The problem will be down the road when they perspire in flower. That's when you need your rh<50%. Anytime you want to fix something in coco do a feeding or 2 of 1/4 nute solution. That's everything mixed and then water it down with 3 parts water 1 part solution. Always feed with some nutes. Never just straight water
They look root bound. That's a small pot for a plant that big. I would up pot and when you flip you might have to do multiple feeds in a day. In straight coco in flower I'm feeding 3-4 time's a day. Remember to always feed with lights on.Good mornin people. So really loving this new light, I'm already seeing some good growth, and light penetration. Ive had to work a little harder at keeping the temp and humity at the proper levels. I was thinking time to put many of these in flower, until this morning when I looked at them. This is the second day in a row Ive come in to see droopy plants (only 3 of them that are in straight coco, the ones in a coco/soil mix are doing fine), and yesterday they got a full feeding, as well as a good foliage spray. My foliage spray consists of spring water (ph is perfect) with molassas (1:15 solution) with a tea tree solution (1:10) added. So I don't understand why they are droopy, and they still feel heavy as if they have plenty of water. Nutes are at full strength, Sensi A & B, B-52, and cal mag, all mixed at directions directly on the bottle. There is also some spots on the leaves I can't figure out. They aren't like the spots before really. Can anyone help with what I could possibly have going on. Only thing I can think of, could be they are getting a little root bound, and I need to transplant one last time before we go to flower.
Brought some poofs. Subbed in
Be careful wiht he one outside pollen can really work it's way places. What is sensi grow for cocos feed rec? 4ml per L?
