I have only run crosses of kush and skunk in coco.
OG#18 x Skunk#1 and Kandy Kush (OG Kush x Arcata Trainwreck) x Skunk#1
I did manage some sizable buds though, despite burning the shitte out of my OG#18.
I didn't do much other than run AN Sensi Bloom two-part and some
cal-mag plus. I did hit them with a little CannaBoost Accelerator.
I'm starting to see that changing the ratios right at transition to really initiate flowering as early as possible to be an important nutritional factor to consider in coco. In most other media I would suggest continuing the higher nitrogen veg nutes through the stretch but in coco it seems the nitrogen is just so available by this point that you do not need to push it as hard.
What I find to have a hard time with uptake in coco is Phosphorus. By running a fairly balanced system at the transitional phase (like a 2-2-3 or a 3-4-5) the Nitrogen is still available but I begin to see the flowers sooner. I also find the extra Potassium keeps the plant "breathing" healthy, especially in warmer and/or CO2 infused environments.
I know a lot of people hate on AN but I've had the chance to try out a few of their products and every time I find success. Sensi Bloom two-part and
Big Bud resulted in the largest buds I've seen in coco. Nirvana and
Bud Candy resulted in the stankiest, stickest and highest quality resin.
I'm not going to sit here and say you need to shell out hundreds, or thousands, for
Advanced Nutrients... but I think at the very least you could consider Sensi Bloom A+B with some
Cal-Mag Plus as a change from what you have been doing. At like $30 for the set you'll find you use really low levels to get the proper EC which allows it to last longer. Pretty much even money compared to other two part systems when it comes to the number of gallons of solution it can make.
Here's some pictures from that grow. Notice... I burned the crap out of the OG 18, so be careful with the runoff (this was before I had an EC meter or a proper understanding of nutrients, but I still got nugs).