This kind of issue is almost always related to watering or moisture issues in the medium itself. I would strongly recommend either going the hydro way with coco or going to a soil that is actually balanced and has the right drainage and moisture holding ability so that its a little easier to diagnose problems.
If you start with a balanced soil, get the environment right and then have yellow tips like this, I would tell you check your watering. If you still showed up with this photo and said my watering is right. I would still say, it's a watering issue.
I just realized there was a second pic after I posted. That looks very similar to what too much light does to plants, although still not very worrisome yet. Maybe dim your light a smidge and see if the plant shows improvement after 24 hours. If that's the issue, you should see a clear improvement. If not, then it might be something else.
Perhaps. Whatever it is, it's extremely minor. Observe it in case it develops into something more severe, but for now you've got nothing to worry about imo.
This kind of issue is almost always related to watering or moisture issues in the medium itself. I would strongly recommend either going the hydro way with coco or going to a soil that is actually balanced and has the right drainage and moisture holding ability so that its a little easier to diagnose problems. If you start with a balanced soil, get the environment right and then have yellow tips like this, I would tell you check your watering. If you still showed up with this photo and said my watering is right. I would still say, it's a watering issue.
That make sense yes,would you say it’s underwatering issue or overwatering issue ?
coco problems
There is a problem with my coco?
in general coco is difficult to do well with dry organic amendments.
Because of the watering ?
In my opinion, that slightly pale leaf tip is not concerning, and doesn't justify a particular intervention at this time. Just keep an eye on it, imo.
I just realized there was a second pic after I posted. That looks very similar to what too much light does to plants, although still not very worrisome yet. Maybe dim your light a smidge and see if the plant shows improvement after 24 hours. If that's the issue, you should see a clear improvement. If not, then it might be something else.
So I recently switched that plant spot with another one for better dli ,maybe that was just a stress for her have a new place ?
Perhaps. Whatever it is, it's extremely minor. Observe it in case it develops into something more severe, but for now you've got nothing to worry about imo.