SOIL VS COCO – INDOOR WEED GROW TIPS FOR BEGINNERS -I GOT PROBLEMS!!! BURNT tips on leaves 🇯🇲
SOIL VS COCO – INDOOR WEED GROW TIPS FOR BEGINNERS -I GOT PROBLEMS!!! BURNT tips on leaves 🇯🇲
In this video i cover soild vs coco , the light set up and some of the items i use in my indoor grow tent .Here are some of the links i use on amazon
FoxFarm Ocean Forest FX14000 -1.5 Cubic Foot Organic Potting Soil-https://amzn.to/2HpwaEv
Flower Pots Plant Stand-https://amzn.to/2HosOC6
Heavy Duty Digital Programmable Timer- https://amzn.to/3jlOoUL
Mother Earth HGC714837 Coco Indoor- https://amzn.to/34iy7vy
Viagrow 2 Gal. Plastic Nursery Pots-https://amzn.to/34lpFM8
Rootech Gel .25 oz. – https://amzn.to/35rvvLd
1.5 inch Rockwool-https://amzn.to/3jlPhN5
Comfort Zone CZ16W Oscillating 16-inch 3-Speed -https://amzn.to/3kh9l4t
BLOOMSPECT 5-Pack 2 Gallon Grow Bags- https://amzn.to/2IXhs8z
Flexible Net Trellis for Grow Tents- https://amzn.to/3klSs8X
Govee Thermometer Hygrometer -https://amzn.to/3kkyco8
4’x2′ Grow Tent -https://amzn.to/34imhl8
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What’s up brother looking good just that one is having problem. I just got the bar led spider farmer se3000 I got it for free from S.F. Bro my wife from Spanish town I am from Puertorriqueño keep up good work bro.
they look so good bro nice do you use tap water ? do you ph water/nutes? i’m a new grower anything would help
Your humidity is way too high
Too much salt that isn’t being used in the rest of the plant from over fertilization is being stored on the tip of the leaves while the leaves try to eject it from the plant. Go a little more easy on ur nutes man that’s what your plants are saying
Try this 50% Coco 40% ocean Forrest 10% worm castings with microhyzae in it, equals BOOOOOM huge buds 👍🏻😁💯
Dirty Coco maybe too much salt on it
Seems like you’ve been running on pH issues, brother. Remember that Soil = 6.2-6.5pH and Coco = 5.2-5.8pH. Burnt tips are a deficiency meaning pH isnt allowing the root to absorb the nutrients.
Dont have to flush if you use dry amendments keep ph at 6.8 never have problem coco loco is the shit and it’s triple washed before it hits the bag
That one plant is sensitive to nutes.
Question ! When you use the Fox Farm Soil, did you mix anything with it or just by itself ? And did you use it the entire time for you process of the plant ?
CalMag brother
copper deficiency?
Coco is a bigger producer than soil when used right you need good quality coco and coco nutrients btw I got exact same setup sf2000 and goove thermometer thing
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Hey bro!! you’re trying to grow in Coco but using fertilizer and nutrients designed for soil!!! You feed Ccoo TOTALLY DIFFERENT THAN SOIL!!! THATS Your PROB.
If I start from seed I go directly in the ocean forest. Main reason is I plant in the pots I plan on using. From growing autos in the past I try to stay away from transplanting. But with doing clones from photos I’ll put them in the coco. Then transplant to the ocean forest. Ocean forest is a little hot for freshly rooted clones imo. Seeds adapt better to it. Been thinking about cutting it 50/50 with some happy frog and trying that.
I recommend you watch “mrcanucksgrow” YouTube channel.
He mainly uses coco with slow release nutrients like 4-4-4 and 2-8-4. He also explains what he does when he notices certain deficiencies. Hell sometimes add bat guano and mychorizae.
Just search mrcanucksgrow coco during flower. You’ll see how he uses solid nutrients and top dresses his coco.
Best bud channel out there IMO
Your treating coco like its soil
Nutrient burn
Very clean set up,good job
Soil grows equal high terpenes profile, coco grows although vigorous amount to next to no terpenes, if you like your product to smell strong stick with soil.
when u grow in coco u always have run off meaning water coming out the pot = ur reseting ur coco media every time u water if a new grower understands this style of growing they will have great results.
To fix it…..test your pH of your Coco, you probably have lockout….if so, you can either flush for 3-5 days water only, then, allow to dry mostly, THEN test Coco pH again and adjust your water up or down to small amount of runoff, check your Run off pH and soil pH…..if u adjust correctly you should be good. But you can’t feed them the same!!!
Burned tips on Coco grow because you’re treating it (I assume) VERY VERY similar to a soil mix.
Coco is all day better indoors for yield I would only grow soil if I didn’t want to water every day in flower
1 minute in and I’m triggered. Don’t call them guys…. They’re female plants
The soil buffers ph the coco doesn’t could cause different nute uptake causing the burn
You have mute burn in your coco plant. Just flush your coco. It will fix the mute burn
the temp and humidity is kinda high & try and flush the coco out before potting it because of the salt content inside also try and get some fabric pots to prevent the plants from becoming root bound good job still though
I have a question. I just got the mother coco coir+ perlite.
I recently planted a seed in the Coco Coir + Perilite blend in a small pot. Do i need ANY nutrients to make my seedling grow? I use distilled water to water my seedling. and if I do need nutrients , which would you recommend? like before I use PH balanced water like distilled water so i don’t know if i need nutrients in my water to feed my plant. my seedling just sprouted, it still has the seed head on it and I don’t want to kill my first plant as for i am a New grower
Pourquoi pas mixer le soil et le coco
Greetings man from Costa Rica
What nutrients do you feed your plants during veg and flower?
Fox Farm Ocean Forest is the best. I don’t use it for herb. I grow fruit and vegetables in containers and they grow excellent.
When using coco, you want to flush it very well to get any salts out of it, then after flushing you want to buffer it, usually soak it in a 150% mixture of cal mag for 8 hours. Do that soak twice. After that then your coco should be mixed with some perlite, about 65% coco to 35% perlite. It should be good to go. You want to feed it every other watering, so do your trio of fertilizers on feeding, then just the recommended dose of cal mag with water for a watering. Of course PH every time. If you re still seeing nute burn, cut your nutrients in half.
I really recommend you trying it this way. You will love coco if you do it right. Pretty much can never be over watered. Just do some research on ph for coco, cause I think 6-7 is to high.
Also would love feedback from other people, as I am pretty new to this just have done a lot of research.
You need to use different ph when it comes to coco
Damn Jamaican, it’s Foxfarm, not Farmfox!
Question, when using ocean, do you add any of the fox farm nueitrients or are u feeding them with only water? Also whats your ph water level???
Potassium toxicity is common because some coco has a significant amount of potassium, K toxicity can manifest either as a deficiency because it locks out N, P, or micro nutes… or it can manifest itself as burn because at first it appears like deficiency, then when you add more nutes they go right into burn
I had a grow shop advise to use a 50/50 blend of Fox Farm Ocean Forest and Mother Earth Coco Perlite, with some added worm castings. Would this be ok? Trying to grow indoor peppers in a tent.
I’d say you didn’t buffer/rinse your coco like you’re supposed too. Unbuffered coco contains tons of excess salts.
Solid info … thanks bruh
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Can you come on my channel teach us aussies a trick or to
Looks like nute lockout or heat stress.. possibly
And you don’t want nurse burn in flower. Fix it quick It quick
Can I use nutrients that’s meant for coco medium on soil medium?
You should put a 20 dollar camera in there…they have them at Walmart..they will stream to ur phone n you can check temps no matter where you are 😉
Bro fox farm is the worst product ever. There was a time a decade or more ago where ppl used it but it became inconsistent and often too hot. It really is a bad soil product I’d stay away from it before you get. Bad batch
Nutrient burn/toxicity I’d say for sure only thing makes sense if your light is 200watts at +18" at 75% light intensity if no bleaching of top leaves and only brown/yellow and appear burned tips, I did notice your hygrometer was reading out some high temps and humidity plants can handle more stress/food light with a good comfortable environment,. Thanks for video and happy growing!