Wisher619
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@Tempy
keep doing what you are doing now
coco dosnt need any additional Ca
your nutrients are coco specific so it contains all elements in correct % in order to grow in coco properly
also you dont need to worry about ph because your nutrients always end around 5.7-5.9 "ph perfect"
a slightly higher RH is good for growing relative to temps look up VPD Chart
if you have the ability to manipulate RH then VPD is worth looking into
if not
try as hard as you can to keep large RH swings from happening
as for pests
good housekeeping is a must
keep area extremely clean
keep doors shut as much as possible
Air Circulation is a must
a few oscilating fans are a good option
look up IPM (integrated pest management)
as for light....16/8 is probably bare minimum for keeping them in veg
18/6 is a better option
24 is not a good option unless you are cloning or rooting clones
in those two scenarios your plants arent using there circadian rythm....they are putting all energy into rooting
once rooted 18/6 is the best option for rapid growth
as for coco
water with nutrients every day
never let coco dry
and because of the nutrients you are using
you dont need to worry about ph
just keep your ppm's in check
stick to a ppm that your plant are having good growth in and keep those ppm's constant
no ups or downs
if problems are to arise there are those here to help you
keep doing what you are doing now
coco dosnt need any additional Ca
your nutrients are coco specific so it contains all elements in correct % in order to grow in coco properly
also you dont need to worry about ph because your nutrients always end around 5.7-5.9 "ph perfect"
a slightly higher RH is good for growing relative to temps look up VPD Chart
if you have the ability to manipulate RH then VPD is worth looking into
if not
try as hard as you can to keep large RH swings from happening
as for pests
good housekeeping is a must
keep area extremely clean
keep doors shut as much as possible
Air Circulation is a must
a few oscilating fans are a good option
look up IPM (integrated pest management)
as for light....16/8 is probably bare minimum for keeping them in veg
18/6 is a better option
24 is not a good option unless you are cloning or rooting clones
in those two scenarios your plants arent using there circadian rythm....they are putting all energy into rooting
once rooted 18/6 is the best option for rapid growth
as for coco
water with nutrients every day
never let coco dry
and because of the nutrients you are using
you dont need to worry about ph
just keep your ppm's in check
stick to a ppm that your plant are having good growth in and keep those ppm's constant
no ups or downs
if problems are to arise there are those here to help you
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