Thanks for the info, I'm trying not to judge right now so much I guess we shall see I really like the ionic so far .. but the finished product is gonna be the real test . I'm staying around 6.0 with the nutes and the ppm with grow and fossilfuel is around 1150ppm. That's what I've been doing still it's all new to me with coco and ionics but it's Rollin along no doubtIonic used to make a soil and coco formula but recently dropped the coco part on the label and now it just says for soil. They also changed it up a little on the npk ratios. I have been using it in place of the old formula and there is no difference. I talked to a rep from the makers of ionic here in the States and he assured me its all good to go with coco coir. I was worried since they changed it slightly that they might have lowered the calcium levels to make it more friendly to soil and soilless peat grows that use lime in the mix. But mine is rocking out just like the old formula. I really like ionic and the label dose is 4 tspn per gallon but i only use that on plants that have a fully developed root system. Half to 3 quarters strength is perfect from your photos. Up the dose a little later and your there. Full dose i think is somewhere around 700 ppm. I think that is a coir grows sweet spot. I been using the ionic line for years and it is some very good stuff. So easy to use. If you feed with the regular ionic you MIGHT need cal mag but i dont know. Ive only used the regular formula in my old raingutter NFT grows years ago. That stuff is very good too. Let your ph drift between 5.7 to 6.2 and I can almost guarantee the ionic grown plants will be solid and touble free with maximum genetic potential if your room is locked in with temps , humidity, lighting, and air. Good luck.
Wow killin it man . Hope mine goes that fuckin good . I usually flip mine quick I hate vegging plants I'm gonna keep my eye on it and now I wish I went to a smaller pot its taking too long to absorb .When you see this...
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They're happy ;) And in 6-7 weeks you will see this...
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O yea what strain is that ?When you see this...
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They're happy ;) And in 6-7 weeks you will see this...
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I'm doing 3 strains pk' white Russian"blue cheese. Each trey has 3 X 2 rows all heavyweights I'm hoping to get in Inn like you got yours lookin retarded * also hand watering under 4 kYeah thats how its done. What strain is that? Wattage? Coco drip to drain? Very nice.
Shit stinks pretty good and yields great each plant finishs. 2 weeks apart so it's like a natural cycle the cheese is usually 11 the last to finishMy uncles favorite smoke was blue cheese. The only strain he really flipped out about.
Yeah thats how its done. What strain is that? Wattage? Coco drip to drain? Very nice.
It's called Peter Tosh which is Ken's GDP x White OG... this one was a OG leaner... It's all in my grow log under GR33N Room 2..check it out. These were vegged 3-4 weeks but only because this was my first coco run and it took me a good 10 days to get them happy.O yea what strain is that ?
I never really let these beds dry... as long as you feed them beneficials you can keep them soaked. The coco's drainage helps the roots avoid suffocation and the constant waterings offer fresh O2.Wow killin it man . Hope mine goes that fuckin good . I usually flip mine quick I hate vegging plants I'm gonna keep my eye on it and now I wish I went to a smaller pot its taking too long to absorb .
It's called Peter Tosh which is Ken's GDP x White OG... this one was a OG leaner... It's all in my grow log under GR33N Room 2..check it out. These were vegged 3-4 weeks but only because this was my first coco run and it took me a good 10 days to get them happy.
Anyways, I noticed you mentioned your coco wont dry..you mentioned it here:
I never really let these beds dry... as long as you feed them beneficials you can keep them soaked. The coco's drainage helps the roots avoid suffocation and the constant waterings offer fresh O2.
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