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@Newt this normal
Looks like a watering issue to me. More likely over than under, but could be either. How often and how much are you watering? Do you have good drainage in the pots, and do you water to runoff?
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Auto pots I gave it a few inch of perlite
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Autopots… Let’s tag in @Nicky
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I might need to cut off the water
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You gave it a few inches of perlite? Hmm
Definitely looking like a watering /root issue.
Your plants grew into those pots well it’s very rare to have issues now.
How’s your humidity and temp in a 24hr cycle?
If that’s good then yes I would cut the water off, wait till it dries out a bit and then feed it straight water though the tray for 2 days, as that’s how you can flush the pot in an autopot.
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I’m on it lol man I feel like an idiot well we learn by doing so apparently don’t use perlite instead of clay pebbles lesson learned
They are already perking up so it deff is a water issue
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Not true on the pebbles, I’ve heard people use perlite. Infact we suggest using plastic practice golf balls with the holes in them.
The clay pebbles suck, they are the wrong ph so you have to soak them for 2 days checking the PH and adjusting it to buffer them.
Otherwise just used a 50/50 coco perlite mix.
I’m working on a coco vs coco perlite mix in a side by side clone test.
I had issues with my 4 plants similar to you but all 4 died when I turned the system off for 2 days l
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I have mixed min heavy with perlite also . I’m hoping I can recover them and that they don’t rot out
You should tag me in your coco experiment if you post it
I’ll tag you there now you can get caught up, it was a failure but we are getting new clones next Sunday to try again.
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They seem to be getting back except one but I’m going to give her more time and see if she gets better
She’s got some curls going on
