Attaching a picture but she burnt.
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Your coco pod should be flush with the top of the lid. Probably a result of damping off.
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(Is your [Coco-Pod] Wet -Or- Dry):?
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Coco pod is Wet, I pushed up the pod so it’s flush, roots are healthy and strong down below.
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Keep an eye on it, you should see some improvement with new growth within the next week or two. The damaged stuff won’t recover. Once you have a couple healthy nodes you can remove the damaged and dead stuff. @Todd.grobo and @Bplatinum9 did I miss anything?
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You got it. That would be my only concern.
Seems like heavy burn this early. Sorta unusual
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I think @VermontGrobo pretty much covered it, poor thing let us know how she’s doing even before the week is out if anything changes! 
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Believe this is an older unit, though I don’t see the pod level indicator sticker In the pod socket.
Yes it is, that’s why he pushed the pod toward the center of the hole.
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