Not terribly. I've used it both with and without a full rinse. Either way preformed very well. Still have a half a bag laying around. Cyco coco is a superior product imo. But the ready grow is solid.
Looking great bro!! Hey just curious, is your grow tent in a grow room?
lol okay bc i saw the silver in the background and assumed it was an indoor grow room with a grow tent inside...this way makes more sense..=)
Coco kicked peats ass!!! just went through bale 2. See how it turns out . ☺ I can understand the personal preference. Respect for the info.
Hey man, you never know. You may find the next OG or Chem in those. That's why I hesitated saying what I did, but I just didn't want you to go into it expecting something that wasn't coming. But like @Power OG said, his boy found some fire in there. Just make sure you clone whatever ones live, because you never know which one will be the one. good luck homie
I hear that☺will take that bit of advice seriously. Got a couple unknown strains and I seeded them. Will definitely do same. Respect @420lyfe PpP peace and good vibes ☺
Yea man, I only said the cloning bit because I seen that you said you were gonna pop the last one to make a mom. It makes me sick to my stomach how many times I've counted a girl out, just for in the last 1-2 weeks her to turn into the best of the bunch. And everytime I say that it's the last time, until my dumbass does it AGAIN. Don't be stupid like me bro lol, clone everything and keep it til your sure she's not what you want. It's not like it requires a lot of resources to keep one extra clone in veg you know.
The medium holds everything. Honestly though I use a mix of peat worm castings and grow rocks at 50 30 20 percent and wow directly into that. Amazing for seedlings.
Talking about the compressed bales? Ive used most of the commonly available coco lines, Bio bizz, Canna, Botnicare, etc. Aint too much of a difference between them as far as practical usage imo, other than some are more pithy and some are more fiberous and stringy. Never really bothered flushing em out either, never ran into any problems what so ever. Just expand the brick and quick rinse and youre good to go. I feed/water to quite a bit of runoff first go though, so that might a contributing factor. I also mix in hydroton( ala 60/40 chow mix)
Not sure about coco loco specifically, I cant imagine it being any different than any other coco, I've seen multiple times people amending their coco, there is already a product being sold apparently called super coco, along the lines of what you were thinking, similar to super soil. But I would imagine the buffering capacity would have to come ammendments as well, coco buffers, but you might screw with the CEC. Also I prefer to feed coco like hydro applications, 3-12x a day on short cycles. Seems to work much much better imo than watering like dirt