3 Week Old- problems

[Gatorade]

I guess your right it has 0.08-0.05-0.05
Ingredients
Compost, sphagnum peat moss, a wetting agent and fertilizer
Total nitrogen (N)0.08%
0.02% ammoniacal nitrogen
0.02% nitrate nitrogen
0.04% urea nitrogen
Available phosphate (P2O5)0.05%
Soluble potash (K2O)0.05%
Derived from urea, ammonium phosphate, and
potassium nitrate.

The yellowing has somewhat stop spreading and is not as bad as before.
I'll stop using rain water and use distilled (aquafina Ok?).
I'm thinking about transplanting it into all organic BlackGold coco blend soil, is that any good?

[stinkyattic]

Looking much better. The plant is old enough and large enough now that it is appropriate for it to be in a soil with some ferts added. When it was younger, the exact same soil was too strong for it.
The leaf edge curl is only of limited concern at this time; keep your canopy temps down and the plant should recover.
Aquafina isn't distilled; it may have minerals in it that you don't want but that make the flavor better as drinking water. Just use plain old boring tap water. I even run HYDROPONICS on city water straight outta the tap, not even allowing it to sit out like many growers recommend. If your tap water is really unusually bad, rain water that you have adjusted to pH 6.5-6.8 before using is okay, or distilled water from the grocery store, but with both, you have to add calmag to it. Tap water is preferable. It already contains calcium that your plants need.

[Gatorade]

Here are some more pics
when the soil drys out im gonna try using sink water.
and soon i will be transplanting it into a 5 gallon pot.

[PharmaCan]

I grow in coco and I like it, but I don't know how coco mixed with soil would do???? They each have kind of different requirements. Whatever you choose for your medium, be sure to get some perlite and mix it in with the soil. It makes it drain better. You also need a pot with good drain holes. A regular, black plastic nursery pot is a lot better than the kind you have.

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[stinkyattic]

Soil and coco do mix well; it's actually an ingredient in a couple of the better quality bagged soils. You just have to be certain that it's not going to scavenge calcium from your nutes. I'd mix in just a small amount of bone meal if you're going to add any significant amount of coco to a soil.

[daihashi]

your plant is looking much better. Glad to see it getting healthy again for you.

[Gatorade]

Thanks for all the help.
I try and put it in natural light whenever i can it reacts alot better than the artificial CFL lighting.
I took your advice and I drilled a few more holes at the bottom for more drainage.
I Havn't tried the sink water cause its still really moist.
As for the coco, i was talking about a bagged soil called black gold; coco blend.
Black gold being the brand, i wasnt gonna add coco by itself.

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