Coco coir is indeed 100% hydroponic culture therefore fertilizer needs to be soluble at all times that requires over 90% wetness in the pots . Please keep your coco wet at all times . If you treat coco like soil it will give you a soil result and surely worse..
The Canna FAQ recomends let ir dry till 30-50% at the first stages of the plant for not overwatering
Check. "One of the biggest issues with coco is watering practices. Coco is a sponge, and like a sponge, when squeezed water comes out, but not all the water. The sponge will remain damp and coco can still appear wet without having enough available water to give to the plant. Constantly watering coco results in over-watering. When using coco, there is a need to water at a minimum of 50% dry. Sometimes 70% dry might be better especially during the first weeks, when most roots are formed. "
Have u ever grown in coco slab? Thats My actual coco sog.
Nope I haven't.
Well what canna is saying that is when you first transplant you cuttings , roots are still young and and not filling the pot. This mean watering can be a every other day .. then it happes fast that those root will fill the pots and then you can water up to 5 times a day ( also canna recommendation ) .but this period is so smal compare to the whole growing period ( from seed to harvest) .
I get a very similar look and density on mine but no way my roots are ever that sparlkey white! More like a creamy tan color....whats the secret sauce? Some kind of fungicide ?
The o2 content in the sprays will be very different than in watering coco I'd imagine
That's part of the point, doesn't matter what the thought process is, more than enough info out there that Cannabis still likes more dry times than wet.
Using Southern Ag fungicide and hygrozyme every 2 weeks.
So it an aeroponic NFT combination? If so thats a different case than just aeroponics 4 times a day which i have never ever heard of nor think would be doable on its own without NFT
