jipedestran said:I had no idea that there were that many strains of boomers.
There's alot more than that. It's insane when you actually think about it.
Raistlin: Thanks for taking a peek. I actually got some good PM replies from people that read your thread, but probably don't always post. I also got some other people chiming in from another thread. Thanks for letting me put it out there...The general consensus is that it may be the quality of the water or a cal/mag deficiency. Since I've been hitting them with some pure cal/mag for about a week, I don't think it's that. I think the Coco Coir is a little bit less of a proficient buffer for any type of change: pH, nutrients, water quality etc. Therefore the plants respond rapidly to any changes like an intravenous feed. True soil is alot more forgiving.
My belief is that if a plant can't handle some harsh conditions sometimes, it may not be the "keeper" I'm looking for. Right now that Ed Rosenthal Super Bud is looking fat...so's one of my Papaya phenos. Those are hearty and seem to be able to endure a little less TLC and more extreme environmentals. They just need nitrogen and a bit o' love. Real low maintenance......that's how I like ALL my gals (LOL).
Anyway, I'm sending good clone vibes out to you. You may want to consider foliar feeding with a weak nutrient solution. That'll get the leaves sucking up nutrients when their roots aren't quite there yet . When the situation is real desperate: I've included that with Green Fuse root stimulator....it's the equivalent of anabolic steroids for roots....expensive but effective. It's so concentrated you use like 1ml for 4 gallons of water. It's kind of like the Captain America super-soldier syrum. Blows roots out like a balloon animal.