mr west
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coc is easy plug and play stuff if u get the right nutes and are not too gun ho with em. Gun ho? or is it gung ho? Soft water nutes http://www.nutriculture.co.uk/plant-magic-coco-bloom-a-b-1l-soft-water.html
Mate, you forgot a "o". Took me a couple minutes to figure out what the hell 'coc' was. lolcoc is easy plug and play stuff if u get the right nutes and are not too gun ho with em. Gun ho? or is it gung ho? Soft water nutes http://www.nutriculture.co.uk/plant-magic-coco-bloom-a-b-1l-soft-water.html
Jig, this site definitely has its boneheads, to phrase that nicely. Hahah. But there are some great people so it pans out. Seems West is already on it with the links, got a link for coco nutes to look at. Now I just have to find a way to get it here. I will take a look at their journals. Thanks for the heads up bruh. I kinda figured the cal mag was gonna be a must after reading how salt softened water works. I'm wondering if the salt would then exasperate salt build up lending the plants more easily to nute lockout. More research will solve that problem.Thanks a lot, and I agree about this site. Much of it drives me crazy and pisses me off, but there is some priceless stuff here. Be it info on growing mj, or meeting some really great people. It sounds funny to say but my life is definitely better from having joined RIU.
I have never used coco, but my friends use it. Maybe someone will chime in, or give a good suggestion of a good resource. According to my memory both DST and Mr. West use coco and they both grow top notch smoke. You could check out their journals. No idea about soft water. Just read about it and it seems like soft water has the calcium and magnesium removed, that's replaced with sodium (in salt systems). Not sure the effect of the added salt, but it looks like you'll need to use some cal-mag with your nutrients to replace the stuff gone from the water. But that's just a guess you should look into it.
I'm going to try soil after this grow. I have set a friend up with a little soil grow in part to work out the kinks. He should be able to get another one in before I start going that way.
West that looks really interesting. The only problem would be locating it Stateside. I did some research (Google) the only sites that come up are the UK. Their U.S. site doesn't seem to have nutes.coc is easy plug and play stuff if u get the right nutes and are not too gun ho with em. Gun ho? or is it gung ho? Soft water nutes http://www.nutriculture.co.uk/plant-magic-coco-bloom-a-b-1l-soft-water.html
Cues I was thinking, scary as that is (hah), I may have found a possible solution to the pondering how moist the coco would be...blumats. For the couple of $$ they cost it's worth a go. But the moisture meter is good idea to add to the blumats to ensure the blumats are working properly.There's a layer of hydroton in the bottom of each pot, covered by a J-cloth, then the coco on top.
The biggest thing I have noticed with it is how fast it dries out (compared to soil in similar pots) and for that i find this useful. It's just a cheap moisture/pH meter. The pH bit is a waste of space but the moisture bit is very useful.
The trouble with coco is it's hard to tell how wet it is by looking and/or weight compared to a soil pot, especially if trying to keep the pot size small (bonsai style). This makes it much easier and cost me about £10.
I really don't want to post a pic of obama and biden....they're the biggest boobs I knowbaby batter, baby puppies, DOG's, football banter and innovative DIY.... and the award for most diverse thread goes to!!!! JIGFRESH. only thing that could improve it would be a pair of boobies.
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Sure... did you guys know that Jews, Christians, and Muslims all agree on something? It's true. All believe that Abraham was the first prophet and look to him as one of the holiest men that ever lived.now I've added politics to the menu, wanna try for religion next?
I was hoping the silver ducting would reflect light back up. My main interest is peppers (both sweet and chili) and we struggle for enough light in the UK. I was also thinking it would keeps res temps down. If I get problems, I was thinkig of using correx sheet.Well don. You got a camera and a penchant for getting in trouble with your lady... why not ruin a weekend to complete the thread lol. Thanks for stopping in.
@cues, no worries about posting stuff here. If you get really annoying we will all just start ignoring you. One thing to think about with this plan is the light blocking ability of that ducting. From what I remember it doesn't block it all out which would mean more work blocking it. Might want to check that if you can.
I'll give it a shot, I hope they do. Shit all they can say is no. I'll post what I find out in case anyone else is interested. Sorry Jig I feel like I kinda jacked your thread. Damn amateurs right? Hahah.Yo Smoothkicks, maybe u could contact the man and see if they have any state side stockists and if not might make em think bout it.
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