brianneil
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Hiya crew. I have a query about coco and salts. I run to waste. I usually flush new coco by putting it in a large bin and running the garden hose through it until the run off turns clear - depending on the brand of coco I use, this'll take about 15-30 mins - then I measure the EC to be sure it's all properly flushed and ready to use. I've used coco for years. Never had issues. Always been reliable. But never as good a yielder as hydro.
Serendipity walks through the door.
I happended to leave a bucket of flushed coco and water lying around for a few days and I stuck the meter in just to see if it was still clean - and the reading was though the roof!! So I flushed again - thoroughly, and let the coco sit in some new water. To days later...the salts were back!!!
This is certainly a worry..becos I use the reading from the runoff from of my plants to dictate how much to to increase or decrease the feed strength. Now I'm not sure what I've been reading all this time.
Scratching my head on this one boys and girls. Any feedback/thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.
B
Serendipity walks through the door.
I happended to leave a bucket of flushed coco and water lying around for a few days and I stuck the meter in just to see if it was still clean - and the reading was though the roof!! So I flushed again - thoroughly, and let the coco sit in some new water. To days later...the salts were back!!!
This is certainly a worry..becos I use the reading from the runoff from of my plants to dictate how much to to increase or decrease the feed strength. Now I'm not sure what I've been reading all this time.
Scratching my head on this one boys and girls. Any feedback/thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Cheers.
B