Plants turning cllor

[Bizzy323Bizzy]

Transplanet them into coco they were nice and green when I got them 3 days later they look like this. Can it be because of too much light? I am doing 18/6 under 420 growers choice led. I feed them about 600 ppm

 

[ROSTERMAN]

As one of The Great Growers would say
Cal/Mag

Are you giving them cal/mag in the watering round up?

 

[Bizzy323Bizzy]

What you mean watering roundup?

 

[ROSTERMAN]

What you mean watering roundup?

Every watering that would have been a feed water
Did you feed everytime you watered them?

 

[Bizzy323Bizzy]

Please explain why they were nice and green in rockwool cubes before transplant in cubes but right after transplant 3 days later they look like this? Is there such a thing as too much light if there is no heat issues? I don’t know why I keep hearing maybe lights are too strong

 

[ROSTERMAN]

Did you flush your coco good with water and preload with cal/mag before you moved them?
Did you give them Nutes (feed) coco offers nothing but a grow medium
No food at all for 3 days?

 

[user 60570]

 

[Bizzy323Bizzy]

I thought you don’t need to preload mother earth? I transplant and I feed them with all the nutes I put pictures of and that was it only one time and they turn like this the coco is still wet

 

[Cannagrammy]

Are you pHing the water and or nutrients you are giving the plant? If so, what pH is your target? Also, do you know the pH of the rhizosphere? I'm truly thinking your pH is creating a locking out situation.

 

[Bizzy323Bizzy]

I am giving 5.8 ph

 

[user 60570]

It is indeed a challenge to get it all right , soil , nutes , water , ph , ec. , air , lights , pesticides , fungicides , and herbicides.

Once a grower finds the sweet spot , they usually stick with what works.

Good luck with your adventure and don’t forget t try some cal-mag.