Newguy420 said:

I have now added canna coco a+b to my water with ph 5.8 so the water is perfect ive watered it just till a tiny bit leaks out the drainage holes. So now im going to wait till tomorrow and see if any improvement
Im so glad you have all told me about coco being so hard to grow with but no lets hope it fixes it now its been fed lol

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Coco for dummies, water, (fertigate, always with some nutes until 10-20% runoff, ALWAYS 3-5 x's a day) First 7 days tap water. 2-3 weeks 1/4 strength. Up it to 3/4 for veg. Full for flower. Half off the cal/mag last 2-3:weeks. Easy. Lots of runoff to deal with. Coco for dummies

PlumberSoCal2 said:

Coco for dummies, water, (fertigate, always with some nutes until 10-20% runoff, ALWAYS 3-5 x's a day) First 7 days tap water. 2-3 weeks 1/4 strength. Up it to 3/4 for veg. Full for flower. Half off the cal/mag last 2-3:weeks. Easy. Lots of runoff to deal with. Coco for dummies

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Hop in, I got this!

ChairmanFester said:

Um... how come it's in quotes?

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We were on the way to a function. Auto correct mixed with voice to text. Ya, complete gibberish. I thought I exited out. Doh.

Ninjadogma said:

Hop in, I got this!

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Really? I am guessing 5% know what a clutch is, I would like to freaking hop in a big rig, see how it's done

MileHiGhost said:

Really? I am guessing 5% know what a clutch is, I would like to freaking hop in a big rig, see how it's done

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I was in snow plows a long time, I can move them across the lot and theoretically on the road but I never got a license. I guess it's fun if you have good simulators, someone here does. Plumbersocal maybe.
Some percentage of my spinal injury was due to a garbage truck used for the furniture/move out/household truck or "bulk goods, no whites" (washing machines and shit). That fucking 1999 international was retired in 2023. And after a minute riding in it the common reaction to the extreme suspension reaction to ANY ripple in the road was "is this a joke? are you doing something?", shit people got nauseous and sore and really angry with that truck. I was in it for a while because it didn't bother me much.

Given that coconut has a high moisture capacity, I don't think that overwatering in low concentrations will yield good results. I don't think it makes sense to add humus to coconut fiber, as it will only increase the moisture content. Coconut fiber makes sense, but I'm not sure if this approach is necessary for four plants. The high moisture capacity suggests that you can use multiple smaller pots. All indoor problems start with the availability of elements. The main factor will be excessive moisture capacity, low moisture concentration, and poor balance. However, light will not replace the lack of nutrients. In a live, new soil, you can be sure that the plant will grow well throughout the growing season, but its development will depend on the availability of nutrients. Problems at this early stage indicate a poor nutrient solution, and there are no other possible causes. Keep in mind that the plant is drought-resistant!The lower the concentration of the solution, the more you need to monitor the water regime. Hydroponics is about maximizing the amount of biomass while minimizing the amount of root space. Otherwise, it wouldn't make sense. High concentrations in the soil can stimulate root growth, but it's not always necessary. In nature, rainfall plays a role, and high concentrations are a necessary measure.Chernozem soils contain at least 1% of salts, which is the minimum requirement for achieving good results.I would provide more details, but I believe that knowledge will soon become illegal.They brought me some weeds, and I'm going to smoke them for the health of our beloved weed I hope I've managed to direct your thoughts in the right direction.