Aqua Man
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Yeah don't let it fully dry. Just till they start to get lighter
Yeah don't let it fully dry. Just till they start to get lighterOk gotcha , I appreciate u, wasnt sure if the coco drying would mess with the cation exchange
So what do you think, should i feed with low nutes (what should that be? im using cocoforcannabis feed schedule) or should i give plain ph’d water every other feedYeah don't let it fully dry. Just till they start to get lighter
Always nutes... like 200 - 300ppm should be fine.So what do you think, should i feed with low nutes (what should that be? im using cocoforcannabis feed schedule) or should i give plain ph’d water every other feed
On top of my .3 from my tap rightAlways nutes... like 200 - 300ppm should be fine.
0.6 total including tap ppmOn top of my .3 from my tap right
No way for me to tell... plants look good though.Dry enough yet?
Ty i accidentally fed 500 ppm instead of 250 but they seem fineNo way for me to tell... plants look good though.
Yeah should be.Ty i accidentally fed 500 ppm instead of 250 but they seem fine
TyYeah should be.
I'm no and I do both. Just not organic cannabis yet but my garden is all organic. For me outdoor organic and indoor salts. Imo if you go organics you can't really do it in 1 gat pots. Just not enough nutrients and if going organically derived you may aswell use salts as Just for the name organic your gonna pay a premium ot to mention organically derived are all bottled and that means your paying for water also.I got a quick question. Are you a bottled nute guy or organic? Im wondering because i just heard about bottom feeding im wondering if that might be better because of fungus gnats
Gotcha, Maybe one day ill get into organics . Far in the future though. But what do you think about bottom feeding should I give it a shot? Any cons to it?I'm no and I do both. Just not organic cannabis yet but my garden is all organic. For me outdoor organic and indoor salts. Imo if you go organics you can't really do it in 1 gat pots. Just not enough nutrients and if going organically derived you may aswell use salts as Just for the name organic your gonna pay a premium ot to mention organically derived are all bottled and that means your paying for water also.
Organics is about building a good soil and reusing it year after year. If your not doing that then there is no reason to do organic and just throw away a grows worth of soil improvement just to start over.
Why? I mean you can make it work but personally I see no benefit to it.Gotcha, Maybe one day ill get into organics . Far in the future though. But what do you think about bottom feeding should I give it a shot? Any cons to it?
I hear it helps prevent fungus gnats since it keeps the top layer dry. I always got em doing mycologyWhy? I mean you can make it work but personally I see no benefit to it.
Idk... not a bug guy but I doubt it will stop them in coco but have no idea. Try if ya like.I hear it helps prevent fungus gnats since it keeps the top layer dry. I always got em doing mycology
Fungus gnats are easy to clear out. It just takes about a week or so.Idk... not a bug guy but I doubt it will stop them in coco but have no idea. Try if ya like.
I hear it helps prevent fungus gnats since it keeps the top layer dry
I hate them so much. TrulyFungus gnats are easy to clear out. It just takes about a week or so.
No need for all the extra work.
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