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Hey guys. About to start my first coco coir grow. 3 gal fabric pots. Going to attempt another round at autoflowers. I’ve been reading as much as I can. Any tips from coco growers would be awesome. Thanks
How often would you say that you watered ?Don't forget to water! :D
At least once a day to 20% runoff and always water with nutrientsHow often would you say that you watered ?
Hey guys. About to start my first coco coir grow. 3 gal fabric pots. Going to attempt another round at autoflowers. I’ve been reading as much as I can. Any tips from coco growers would be awesome. Thanks
Awesome Info. Thanks for the tipssteve start them in solo cups first,you thank me later,i never go over 3 gal pots,it is better to keep them fresh then just water once a day imo,some say 7gal and once a day feeding,i disagree,the whole coco experience is to get the best bang for your buck,i prefer to waste nutes and provide fresh air and nutes to my plants in 2 ways,first i feed twice a day,next i feed to 30% runoff,therefor flushing old nutes from my pots every time i feed.
salt build up in coco isnt a guess it is a fact ,it will happen,by the excess runoff that issue is nill and void,simple
you can control all these factors with a simple ph pen and a tds meter,the numbers tell you when the plant feeds and when it dont,if you keep the root zone clear of buildup ,you pretty much have a work horse at hand,just feed ,i also sugest using the hannah feed schedule for cannabis,pretty much dead on for stage of growth and feeding requirments,all though i never push my plants you could if you wanted too,i never go past 900 ppm with mine, once i feel im at about 2 weeks from harvest,i start workng the ec value backwards and by harvest im right back to were i started on ec,makes for easy cure,my last grow after the dry to a ideal snap,wasnt a need for a cure,it was smooth and tasty right after,so been smoking it since.
anyway no one else was giving any real info ,thought i would give a little ,hope it helps mate
Waters good!!RO H20!!! HaHa LittleDabbieDon't forget to water! :D
Really eh? You don't even use just fresh to flush? I'm curious as to whynever feed coco just water, always something in it even it it is only cal mag,never water only,even when flushing i put something in it,never let it dry,it designed to stay wet,the constant feeding keeps every thing fresh,another reason for the runoff.
a great start is with ph correct coco,you can buy the cheap stuff ,but it has no buffer in it,you will have to put it in.
i grow several ways ,coco is my go to wen i need quick product and need to shutdown for the summer months.
no boasters and all that stuff ,it gets plenty of loving from just feeding,you will, have some stanky and sticky ass plants hahaha,if you need more help plenty of folks to help out bro
it is a act of congress to get that buffer back in the coco if you flush a plant in coco with plain water,by the time your buffer is back your plant is in a loc out from lack of both calcium and magnesium,not to mention all the other micro nutrient you feed the coco,not plant but coco,think about this,coco husk is only grown by salt water right,well salt is a plants enemy if it has to much,so when you flush with reg water you wash all minerals out leaving the salt /coco to dry as a food source between feeding,Really eh? You don't even use just fresh to flush? I'm curious as to why