Il do one if you pay shipping costs! I wanted to use it but its not available in my part of the world, sure I could get it delivered from the good old US of A but it prices me out when shipping is as much as the product. Maybe one day when I'm feeling extra flush...
I think a better comparison would be Rg's coco fiber(red bag) vs, canna coco. Then add or don't add the same amendments.
Bag of tupur is 14-15 bucks around here. Hard to beat. Even cheaper by the pallet of course
Have you tried vermisoil yet bro? I've been using that in some of my setups. Love that stuff too. Works killer in larger pots
The only real difference between the moisture and aeration formulas is the amount of perlite and silica rocks (hydrolite??). Moisture has a 75 -25 % ratio of coco to perlite. The aeration i believe is a 60-40. Its good stuff. Been using Canna brick lately Its cheaper. Easy as hell to rehydrate. Warm.... charged to 180 ppm with calmag+ tap (dropped to 6.0 pH) tap water through the brick holes gets it done. Right in the bag it comes in. I dont know...always switching up coco coir brands at the stores. Not really a huge difference once they are jamming.
No i have heard of it though. What is in it?
takes the plants pretty far in veg.
I don't know about any nutrients in it, as I still water with my complete hydronic formula. The buffering the substrate provides is clearly evident when inspecting the plants; through veg, they're healthier, more vigorous and growing faster than ever before!
I was wrong about the base salts, as daft as this is going to make me look, I misread a label that I had zoomed in, it said "Basalt"
I tried the sunshine advanced right when it came out too. It was good. Don't see much of it in the stores anymore though.
Oh and here's the actual label on that vermisoil. I forgot i had a bag right here
Yep. Coco coir was a game changer for me. Epsecially when they started processing coco coir the correct way and not loaded with salt. The early stuff back in early 2000's gave me big problems. No batch was consistent and i thought it was me. But yeah. I got rid of the rockwool and peat mix grows a long time ago once i figured out coco. I still use a peat mix when starting rare and expensive seeds once in awhile. But once they get going...in a pot of coir they go. To me nothing beats a good peat/perlite/castings/vermiculite blend for getting seeds off to the races. Oh...btw...homemade rain gutter NFT systems were really popular back in the nineties too. Using 3 and 4 inch rockwool block plopped in them. I used to crush it with them setups. Net trellis was mandatory for my bigger plant NFT grows. Good times. Big parabolic hoods...and damn near as big squirrel cage exhaust blowers were the order of the day. And co2 on a timer wondering why we didnt see any gains with it...lol. But we bought tanks anyways.I tried the sunshine advanced right when it came out too. It was good. Don't see much of it in the stores anymore though.
I'm with you dude. Besides the tubes i grew in in the 90's it was peat based dirt in pots also, but hand watered. Promix and sunshine. Coco came out and changed my world. But I still do mess around with peat based. It all works if yiu ask me lol. But i prefer my peat mix to have coco in it nowadays
Black gold waterhold is pretty good if you add perlite. But fuck that shit lol
I bet that vermisoil is really awesome outdoors too. Its got alot of goodies already in it. Might have to try that.Oh and here's the actual label on that vermisoil. I forgot i had a bag right here
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Oh yeah, and I forgot to say it has a lil nute charge
