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This dude sounds young as shit...thinks he 'deserves' hotter but can't even afford his own place. He's gonna go mess around and knock up some other ugly broad and have another kid he can't afford. Have fun explaining to your kid when they're older that you and mommy didn't work out 'cause you...

oh. and i'm using this guy http://www.amazon.com/Dr-Meter%C2%AE-Temperature-Compensation-Measurement-Resolution/dp/B00PU0W35K/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1422919662&sr=8-6&keywords=ph+meter

It had been a few months, my leaves started looking a little funky and I suspected ph. IMO ph is crucial for plant health, especially growing in coco. I let it drift by .2 but I always want it to be between 5.9 and 6.1. Also, if you're having problems and you know your ph is on point you can...

Just figured I'd put in my 2 cents... Dynagrow pro foliage is a complete 1 part and it's pretty cheap. I called and asked for a sample and they sent me the foliage pro, protekt silica and a bottle of some rooting hormone for free. It's lasted almost a year...Doesn't really get any simpler. Same...

Just a friendly reminder to calibrate your PH meters, do it to your EC meters too while you're at it. I had been slacking with keeping up on my equipment, just calibrated and was off by .6 A $10 bottle of calibrating solution should last a year or so if you do it once a month...don't be cheap :)

With 100% coco I like one big feeding right at lights on but I think it's personal preference. I noticed that your feeding out of a single tube right to the base of the plant...the water will drain right through the coco to the bottom, the surrounding coco might absorb some from the center but...

You know when a girl squirts it's just piss, right?

I was just wondering where you formed your negative opinion about coco since it's been tried and true for years now...that's all

You're doing it right..start small, work out the kinks and scale up as you see fit.. Just a couple of recommendations. Spend money on a PH and EC meter, don't waste it on "canabis specific" nutes with fancy labels. Actually that was just one suggestion..lol. Happy growing

You can use regular nutrients depending upon the amount of calcium in your tap water. That's the only thing that's really unique about "coco specific" nutes. I use straight coco with dyna-grow and maxibloom and neither of those are "coco specific". If you notice a calcium deficiency just add...

Huh? There's whole threads basically saying how COCO is the shizzzz... I think there's a whole subforum on growing in coco

I lol'd when I saw this thread...one of those 'damn, wish i'd thought of that' moments

Dumb question but why not just stop using soil?

So in other words scraping off the stock paste and using arctic silver epoxy was a dumb thing for me to do? Lesson learned :)

If you're set on a recirculating system why not just use 100% perlite? IMO drain to waste gives you way better control over what your plants are eating, better PH management (I believe a steady and consistent PH is crucial in a soil less medium) and you're not really wasting THAT much. I use...

5 feet is plenty of room...just scrog it. You'll have about 3 feet from the top of the plant to the 'ceiling'

You can build your own with better components for half

Info on the drivers?

I can't tell if this thread is a joke or not.

So what?