Dark spots in center of seedling.

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Hello been a while since I done an autoflower. I have an issue never ran into or seen. Either way will let it grow out but with the picture attached you'll see in the center there's a dark blacking going on. Also with auto flower in coco, I can't remember if you are supposed to wait till a few nodes or feed right away.

Thanks for any ideas!

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If that's not a good enough picture I'll get a better one. I have a very slight yellow on the tips. No other nutes have been added but what I stated. I don't think I added too much please let me know.

Thanks.
 
:smoking: --- no worries there bro', that's some natural reddish coloring common in early growth on seedlings,... coco is almost devoid of nutrition, so you should start nute's now, at about 20% strength at first... coco is a peculiar medium to grow in, having unusual CEC properties involving Ca, K in particular, and can't be treated like soil at all! It's entirely different on many levels.. best to have coco specific nute's if this is new to you,...
 
Nah only new to growing an auto in it. I added the perlite for better drainage and more air oxygen to the roots. I'm using general hydroponics s full line, was going to do extreme light light dose when it got to 5th node but I'll start next watering.

Thanks i don't have a redish(atlest doesn't look to me) more dark or black. But yeah first time I ever had that just wanted to be sure as this is the first time I am using ful-power.

I'm two years in more or less started on here with all your guys wonderful help. But I do photos more wanted to do an autos I had from mephisto genetics when they started to come out with seeds. Not a pro but not a full beginner :)

Thanks again!
 
Cheers mate! yeah, sometimes that color burnishing (can be purple-ish) is a response to strong light, the pigments protect the tender tissues and chlorophyll, plus color is in her genes-- SCB is a beauty in bloom!
 
Thank you, you guys are just as helpful as before :)
 
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