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Thinking about making the jump from soil to coco and was thinking of using the canna coco nutes and following the canna feed chart. Anybody care to share some experiences? Will this feeding regiment suffice?
Interesting MC, I've been using peat for years and I love the stuff but the current room I have in canna coco beds seems to be CRUSHING my peat rooms.Sure you'll be fine, just make sure to get some calmg in every watering to avoid any defencies
I also mix in 1/3 pearlite
Coco is worth a few runs cuz you'll learn plenty, but in the long run I'll bet you come back to soil
We talking hand water or automated?Interesting MC, I've been using peat for years and I love the stuff but the current room I have in canna coco beds seems to be CRUSHING my peat rooms.
Hard to say one will veg faster than the other, depends on your experience and knowledge of a specific media. If youre leaning towards organic it is certainly doable in coco but Peat will harbor more microbes which is what youre after with organics. When I think of coco I think of production/hydro - when I think of peat I think less production better quality.Great info guys! I love it :) could i bother you for some differences between soil and coco.
I noticed you said they veg faster. I've heard of better root growth and development. Bigger buds with coco. I really lean towards organic growing for the better quality of flavor and aroma. But how big of a difference do these things make. I know hydro flowers faster, will coco? Anything and everything you guys come up with will be very appreciated. Thanks guys.
Canna im guessing? Which nutes? Which brand Cal/Mag?Saw caps side by side but not mwds
Its kinda comparing apples and oranges, the two have very diff needs.
For me in coco, hit them with 600 ppm of nutrients right out the gate. Make sure there's good medium aeriation. Massive root growth right away. Massive plant growth quickly follows.
Most people are afraid to hit their coco plants with nutrients right away, but with coco you almost have to. If you do this with roots organic or ocean forest you'll fry some shit
We talking hand water or automated?
If you've got the time to hand water soil its the way to go.
If I were to set up recirc tables again, coco would sound a lot more appealing
I will say coco always vegs faster. But come harvest time its always the dirt girls in big old pots that get my panties all wet
If personal and quality is your pursuit I would strongly suggest Soil, yes.From the sounds of it if I want the best quality smoke itll be soil. Coco and hydro is more for cash croppers or commercial growers? Bigger crops less maintenance? I only have 8 plants in my flowering room now. So it only takes an hour or two a day of attention. Mostly just keep in my buds company :)
ECThinking about making the jump from soil to coco and was thinking of using the canna coco nutes and following the canna feed chart. Anybody care to share some experiences? Will this feeding regiment suffice?
So I made the switch from soil to promix to hempy to coco. I am still in hempy but coco is killing everything. It's awesome and has been easy as hell. Good luck bro. Keep an eye on ur Cal mag and ur K!Interesting MC, I've been using peat for years and I love the stuff but the current room I have in canna coco beds seems to be CRUSHING my peat rooms.
lol, this post is old man...wrapping up my first round now and....HOLY SHIT... check out my 'GR33N ROOM 2'So I made the switch from soil to promix to hempy to coco. I am still in hempy but coco is killing everything. It's awesome and has been easy as hell. Good luck bro. Keep an eye on ur Cal mag and ur K!
Awesome. Glad to hear it. I'll check that out!lol, this post is old man...wrapping up my first round now and....HOLY SHIT... check out my 'GR33N ROOM 2'
Soil like Aurora Mix or a homemade amended soil?Sure you'll be fine, just make sure to get some calmg in every watering to avoid any defencies
I also mix in 1/3 pearlite
Coco is worth a few runs cuz you'll learn plenty, but in the long run I'll bet you come back to soil