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Char Coir is the way to go. Apparently you need to teach your friend how to shop.... or just do it yourselfMorning! Need some advice please!
Asked a friend to buy some coco coir for me for some coco hempies.
He brought me what you see in the photo cuz i told him to make sure it was the coco coir with hairs. The other option he saw was coco peat that had no hairs/fibers so he took my directions to the word.
Can i use this fiber or should i buy the coco pest and mix it in or just use the coco peat even if it doesnt have fibers/hairs???
Thanks for any input!
Yes you can use it, no problems. Coco peat is a preferred medium for many.Morning! Need some advice please!
Asked a friend to buy some coco coir for me for some coco hempies.
He brought me what you see in the photo cuz i told him to make sure it was the coco coir with hairs. The other option he saw was coco peat that had no hairs/fibers so he took my directions to the word.
Can i use this fiber or should i buy the coco pest and mix it in or just use the coco peat even if it doesnt have fibers/hairs???
Thanks for any input!
He's Right y'know?Char Coir is the way to go. Apparently you need to teach your friend how to shop.... or just do it yourself
:D I agree, won't be sending him again! The nursery is just so far away.... Lazy me!Apparently you need to teach your friend how to shop.... or just do it yourself
Yes you can use it, no problems. Coco peat is a preferred medium for many.
I use CANNA Coco Coir, there are several different types of Coir in the range. Professional, Organic, Standard & a beginner Coir.
50L costs between £12 & £16 ,
You can pay the same for 10L.
EBay or Canna.com.
Definitely the easiest medium to keep ph & other nutrients level.
Good Luck, remember to soak before planting, and can be flushed & reused.
Best of luck.
He's Right y'know?
Where are you?
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As long as you have the ability to provide multiple waterings daily (simple irrigation system with a large enough reservoir) you can never have too much aerationI went to the nursery myself, they had a nice coco peat, not so many hairs as the coir I used to use a few years back, but it has some. Didn't try to give back the fiber... I found several uses for it in my home garden, and I also considered something along the way of what DetGrnThumb said. I might take a bit of the fiber and put it in the blender to add to this coco peat if i see it needs some additional aeration.
I'm in Colombia, South America.
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