I did answer all the questions from that support ticket. They look really wet shall I start I just flush ph 5.5 do I need to ad more cal mag ? I’m so confused don’t know shall I do next
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They look hungry. Likely because they are damping off. Let them dry out a bit and try feeding at 5.5 PH around 600 ppm: clones aren’t seedlings so the nutrient demand is gonna be different. Cal mag will be necessary in coco so just plan on using it throughout. 1 ml is a very low dose so I would be at least at 2.5 ml/gallon (1/2 tsp).
Look to new growth for improvement; damaged leaves will not recover.
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So I waited for them to get dry and I feed them today 1 litre each 600 ppm 5.2 Ph there wants run off, I added cal-mag to my feed as well now fingers crossed I see some changes
Man that pH is jumpy! Same plant was 6.7 lasttime? 
Yes I was feeding around 6 ph and run of was 6.7 so as you guys suggested me to go low ph I did I wanted 5.4 but it went 5.2 added some cal-mag as well Please don’t tell me I messed up 
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O nah. Ur in coco… i advised lower pH thinking it would settle in the middle somewhere not jump lower
Just note it to urself and next feed/watering. Adjust accordingly… 5.8-6. Want to get it settled between 5.5-6
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Will go for 5.6 next time feeding then . I know you’re not using coco but I’ve heard that evry time you feed coco you need 20/30% run of and to get that run of on 5 gallon pot will need to feed around 3 litre evry time isn’t that to much cosindering they are in week one ?
I was told using coco it’s so easy I’m finding it so hard to get it right😢
Coco is much harder to over water then soil. Seeing as how it doesnt hold as much water as long. Ur overthinking.
She isnt a baby girl anymore. But not exactly a grown woman. Dont wanna SOAK her soil. But she can definitely take more water then 2 weeks ago. Try to water in a circle around the outside of her leaves. Slowly…
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How abut foilar spray on the leafs I heard it helps the plant to grow quicker Does anyone on here uses them?
@blackthumbbetty does. But she only uses specifically ‘for foliar’ sprays. And i have used foliaring feeding before. But only to correct an immediate issue. Not just to get the nutes in em faster
I only use them as a stop gap, if there is an urgent issue. Just beware that not every nutrient can be uptaken via the leaves.
I am doing a product test that includes a foliar spray, so I will HAVE to use one this grow. Not too excited, because I don’t like to regularly spray my plants, but maybe I’ll change my mind, after this.
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Basically I’ve got one plant on soil I transplanted to bigger pot few days ago and leaves are droopy and curly just growing really slow I knows it’s roots problem might because it’s third time using same soil I was wondering if foilar spray would help it
I bet recharging the soil with some microbes would help more.
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And how do I do that what do I need to buy I never thought you can recharge it always thought you can use it up to 3 times and after needs to be thrown away
This looks like an issue I had with an auto I ran on my second grow as a learner. PH is too high and is locking out cal mag. I grabbed a bag of organic sulfur from walmart for a few bucks and added a table spoon to a 2 gal pot then just kept watering on the low side. It will take a few weeks to correct. If this is an auto I’d say trash it and start over. If it’s a photo just take the hit in time and rock on.
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Problems keep coming up the new growth it’s cruling dawn really bad what in earth am I doing wrong
Twisted freaky shaped leaves, ive normally seen is caused by off pH. Hows ur runoff?
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