How to grow craft indoor exotic top shelf bud in 2020?

taint

taint

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After this run get a bale of sunshine mix#4 a bag of Peters pro 20-20-20 and feed that at 1/2 tsp per gal.of water.
You will most likely get much better results at 1/10 the cost and a third the hassle.
 
ronintank

ronintank

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CheetosBurritos said:
Ok so we are set up to veg I've taken it upon myself to find out the old info and step to germination. I have achiveded 95% success as 8/9 seeds popped. I have set the seedlings in 1/5 gallon bags of coco on a light schedule of 18/6. 7/8 have popped up. NOW! I will be useing cannas Coco's A and B and entire line for this grow. With that being said. When do I start feeding as I am only using pH'ed water with a tiny bit of Cal mag in it. HELP ME OBE WAN YOUR MY ONLY HOPE!!!!
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I have to ask what strain and genetics foŕ the seeds?
 
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juxt

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For Canna Coco a search shows their feeding schedule, just google it "Canna Coco Feed Schedule" and like 15 pictures will pop up telling you how much to put.

BUT, you should in general know that with nutrients it's better to start small. Maybe 1/2 strentgh of their recommendation. For example, on the first page I saw the recommendation was for 1.5-2ml/L strength for veg. I would go .75 - 1 ml / L strength and go up from there...but I've never used these nutes and don't want to steer you wrong.

There's a lot to learn in the nutrient space ... there's a lot to learn in each of the 5 limiting factor spaces ... but I agree with that dude that said buy dry powder stuff and mix your own. I like Jack's 321.
 
CheetosBurritos

CheetosBurritos

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juxt said:
For Canna Coco a search shows their feeding schedule, just google it "Canna Coco Feed Schedule" and like 15 pictures will pop up telling you how much to put.

BUT, you should in general know that with nutrients it's better to start small. Maybe 1/2 strentgh of their recommendation. For example, on the first page I saw the recommendation was for 1.5-2ml/L strength for veg. I would go .75 - 1 ml / L strength and go up from there...but I've never used these nutes and don't want to steer you wrong.

There's a lot to learn in the nutrient space ... there's a lot to learn in each of the 5 limiting factor spaces ... but I agree with that dude that said buy dry powder stuff and mix your own. I like Jack's 321.
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Thanks for the info. And i hear it's dam near rule of thumb with starting small on the nutes. And as for selection Ive smoked a couple strains grown with this nutrient line and it was amazing!
 
locario

locario

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like the folks say, less is better with nutes!, it´s easier to fix a deficiency than to fix a nute burn
 
CheetosBurritos

CheetosBurritos

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Everyone is loving there new setup! Read a post where a guy stated "to bad people made you buy a bunch of useless shit" YEAH! COMPLETELY USELESS!!! LOL SHITS LOOKING GOOD TO ME. The T5 is throwing down!!! What do you guys think?
 

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CheetosBurritos

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Started off running Canna nutes at 3-3.5 ml wit advanced nutes Cally Maggie! Plants loved the 1st feed. Then dropped after the 1st gallon! So I increased the nutes to 5ml and the plants responded with a burst of fixes and growth! The stems that were purple from the first gallon I figured was a mag dif. Or Cal issue so I had been using Cal mag in everything and they still were sad so after the increase they sprung back to happy minimal tip burn on some leaves which is cool now we k ow there eating!!!
 
JoeBlow5823

JoeBlow5823

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Why are you going soilless? You got a problem with dirt? I joke. But seriously, why not dirt? Better for amateur growers, good soil is precharged and you dont have to do much nutrient wise. Good ph buffer. I wouldnt rule soil out so easily.
 
CheetosBurritos

CheetosBurritos

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JoeBlow5823 said:
Why are you going soilless? You got a problem with dirt? I joke. But seriously, why not dirt? Better for amateur growers, good soil is precharged and you dont have to do much nutrient wise. Good ph buffer. I wouldnt rule soil out so easily.
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This is what I chose to do. And I agree with soil. Just not for indoor use!
 
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