Just for some background info: - Age: Day 8 since sprouting - Growing medium: Coco - Light: 600w MH - Feed: Formulex 5ml/L - RH: 50% average - Temp: 28 Celsius in the day, lows of 19 Celsius - Light cycle: 18/6 at 22+ inches from plant - PH: n/a - EC: n/a So my leaves have started to twist and curl upwards and I’m scratching my head to as of why.. I felt that maybe I overwatered in my last feed as I poured the water as opposed to spray, but I’ve read that overwatering is impossible in coco. I have yet to water with a run off and have not measured my PH or EC as of yet. Can anyone advise me on what they think is happening? Should I be concerned? Do I need to start my veging A+B? Thanks in advance
If you aren't feeding and watering till runoff, daily, you probably starving them. Without knowing your ph levels at least, your plant may not be even uptaking any nutes. Ph issues, heat, light intensity and PH can cause these issues. You could have answered your own question possibly if you just checked your ph levels.
Thanks for the reply, if I water until runoff do I pose a risk of drowning the roots?? Sent from my iPhone using Grasscity Forum
100% you don’t have to water everyday to runoff when the plant is that size. Starting nutes would be a good idea now. Start at quarter strength.