Nute burn cut your strength back 25 % and see what happens next feeding
It’s in amended Coco. Should I just flush it out a few times and then reamend the Coco?
- ILGM blueberry auto
- Method: Coco w/perlite
- Vessels: 3gal smartpot
- PH of Water 6.5
- Indoor
- Light system QB 135
- Temps 76f-81f
- Humidity 51-56
- Co2 No
Light height 20 inches
Amended with Dr. Earth 4-4-4
Calmag plus every other watering.
Doesn’t look like burn to me. Looks more like the leaves dipped down into the wet coco and got nutrient water on them. I grow in coco myself, what type of nutes you use? And how strong often?
@Snufaluffagus in coco you want ph to be about 5.8
@HornHead . Dr. Earth dry amendments. My pH is 6.2. will 5.8 be ok for all the microbes in the Coco? I just top dressed last week with 70percent 4-4-4 and 30percent 3-9-6. everything was fine until I added some calmagplus.
Thanks.
I don’t know anything about top dress nutes but I’m damn near 100% positive it’s just from where the leaves came in contact with the coco
I agree with @HornHead.
Why top dressing? Why are you running coco like this?
What is the TDS of your nutrient solution? How are you measuring ph?
@Myfriendis410
No nutrient solution whatsoever. I use a pH pen to measure my pH.
Plain water and then top dress every 3-4 weeks depending on how the plant looks. Very simple actually. I think I may have over did the nutes w the added calmagplus. Bit it could have been the leaves touching the Coco from lst.
This is not the normal way to run coco. It is not a soil but a media and typically is handled using a DTW (drain to waste) feeding schedule. You are IMO setting yourself up for difficulty.
Using coco like soil eliminates all of the advantages of using a media.
