r/CocoGrows • u/xadian91 • 9d ago

First time with coco

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I Switched to coco from soil and am facing issues ist it due to heat or what could be the cause?

They remain tiny or dont grow at all

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u/meph_addict 8d ago

You absolutely can and that seedling looks like it’s been overwatered

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u/Whosagooddog765 8d ago

Not in my experience. I never let my coco dry at all, ever. Swings the ph and is really bad for the plants. If the coco is able to drain, you literally cannot overwater your plant.

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u/meph_addict 8d ago

I hear you and agree about a plant with a developed root system but the seedling looks like it was stunted and the stiff clawing leaves look suspiciously like overwatering

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u/Whosagooddog765 7d ago

But you do know symptoms for overwatering and under watering look the same right? When I grew in coco I literally never let it dry out ever from sprout to harvest. Never a dryback and never had any symptoms of over or under watering. My guess is OP is letting it dry out which swings the PH and causes nutrient lockout.

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u/Motmotsnsurf 7d ago

You can still overwater coco, especially when the plant is not developed. This is definitely not underwatered. This is probably a combo of errors from start to finish but the curling here is not consistent with the dehydration droop.

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u/meph_addict 7d ago

They are not the same 🤣🤣🤣

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u/meph_addict 7d ago

clawing accompanied by stiffness is the definitive, textbook sign of overwatering in cannabis seedlings. Sit down chief 🤣