Never water coco with plain water?

[Secret11]

So i know ideal ph for coco growth stage is between 5.8 and 6.0 so i should never water them with plain water since its ph is around 7, right?

I have fulvic acid and it's also rich in humic acids, it's really black and concentrated, so i'll use this in case i don't want any fertilizers, have you seen someone using plain water inbetween fertilized water to water coco that ran into some problems? I'd like to know.

 

[ThatRapperWeed]

The main reason you never want to water coco with plain water is coco has no available nutrients. If you water with plain water, you flush out any nutrients left from the last feeding and leave the plant to starve. You also cause a big fluctuation in the EC which can shock the plant.

 

[stanknkatz]

have you seen someone using plain water in between fertilized water to water coco that ran into some problems?

If you run into a problem, it's pretty common to flush coco with 3x the amount of plain ph'd water to pot size. 1 gal. pot = 3 gal water to flush. After flushing, right back on the nutes. No problem. Coco is a pretty forgiving medium in that regard.

Edit: If you're not experiencing problems, no, I wouldn't recommend it. All you'd be doing is flushing out any nutes available and any excess salts.

 

[euphoria526]

If you’d DO flush with plain ph’d water, you’d still want to give minimum nutrients to the last water you give, so they have SOMETHING to feed on.

 

[Enforcer]

The only time I give plain RO water in coco is the last week to 10 days before harvest.

 

[KeystoneHempNursery]

So i know ideal ph for coco growth stage is between 5.8 and 6.0 so i should never water them with plain water since its ph is around 7, right?

I have fulvic acid and it's also rich in humic acids, it's really black and concentrated, so i'll use this in case i don't want any fertilizers, have you seen someone using plain water inbetween fertilized water to water coco that ran into some problems? I'd like to know.

So i know ideal ph for coco growth stage is between 5.8 and 6.0 so i should never water them with plain water since its ph is around 7, right?

I have fulvic acid and it's also rich in humic acids, it's really black and concentrated, so i'll use this in case i don't want any fertilizers, have you seen someone using plain water inbetween fertilized water to water coco that ran into some problems? I'd like to know

I tend to use a lil oyster shell mixed in to help supplement for calcium. Foliar applications are a great method to feed In between soil drenches that can help prevent any sort of deficiencies as well

 

[ILLGE4E]

So i know ideal ph for coco growth stage is between 5.8 and 6.0 so i should never water them with plain water since its ph is around 7, right?

I have fulvic acid and it's also rich in humic acids, it's really black and concentrated, so i'll use this in case i don't want any fertilizers, have you seen someone using plain water inbetween fertilized water to water coco that ran into some problems? I'd like to know.

Yes, Ive ran coco just like soil (feed, feed, water) with no problems.

 

[KeystoneHempNursery]

Yes, Ive ran coco just like soil (feed, feed, water) with no problems.

I feed every time, check this out

 

[KeystoneHempNursery]

I feed every time, check this out

The videos got jumbled uploading. The last video should be second in order. Sorry for any confusion

 

[Aqua Man]

You can run coco like soil but you won't maximize the benefits of coco.

High fertigation low volume with nutrients every fertigarion keeps a very stable rootzone for ph, nutrient concentration/ratios, etc.

This allows you to use very small pots while maintaining stability. Huge benefit for air exchange.

Imo the o2 availability to the roots if all other factors are adequate is the determining factor for growth rates.