Refusedpanda
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i have never ran without it, so i couldn't tell ya. it is supposed to help with adding weight to plant and i have read that it does strengthen the plants cell walls to help against PM, pests, etc.
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i have never ran without it, so i couldn't tell ya. it is supposed to help with adding weight to plant and i have read that it does strengthen the plants cell walls to help against PM, pests, etc.
Gringo Buds
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can you mix the coir and pyth together with soil for container growing? or would straight up coco be better?
HiloReign
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Hello fellow CoCo growers, I've come seeking advice. I have just germinated a seed and put it in a 60/40 Coco and perlite mix with a bit of dolomite lime. The only nutrients I have are House and Gardens Coco A + B. Are these nutrients sufficient to grow out a harvest? Thanks for reading.
cocoxxx
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with a ph pen, im gonna say yes.... easily
iamaaror
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Don't put lime into coco, it's a ph disaster waiting to happen.
HiloReign
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I was hoping the higher pH of my water would off set the tiny amount of lime I top dressed. Tap water is around 6.9 in pH. I will be switching to a good water source soon.
Regardless, thank you for replying!
BeaverHuntr
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just buy some PH up / Ph down.. Dolomite lime is no bueno for coco. " Passive hydroponics"
BeaverHuntr
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I grow Coco with House and Garden's entire line. Good stuff and very clean however I suggest you get some more of their additives especially Roots Excelurator that's a must and you will thank yourself later for buying it. If you cant afford the additives at least try and get the Roots Excel its very good stuff.
HiloReign
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Will do man, I've heard good things about that Root Excel thing. Thanks for the info!
iamaaror
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Nothing wrong with molasses, good cheap organic additive :d
3eyes
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You won't be disappointed it's very tasty gear
Refusedpanda
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anyone use the Botanicare - moisture mix coco? it has humic acid mixed in, which is very interesting. that may help with the mag problems you get in coco(coir/pith). humic acid is supposed to be a natural chelater(sp)
Hello there. I am about to start a grow with cana coco + nutes and got some questions.
1) Should i water with standard ph 5.8 in regular base or it depends on runoff's ph?
2) Can i use Calcium and Magnesium from Canna additives instead of cal/mag? If yes which ammount of each would be ok?
3) Finnaly, should we use PK13/14 from the beggining of flowering or its better after 3rd week?
Thanks a lot.
1) Should i water with standard ph 5.8 in regular base or it depends on runoff's ph?
2) Can i use Calcium and Magnesium from Canna additives instead of cal/mag? If yes which ammount of each would be ok?
3) Finnaly, should we use PK13/14 from the beggining of flowering or its better after 3rd week?
Thanks a lot.
openhorizon
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Hi,
I just found this thread. I started growing in Bcuzz coco about a year ago and I am glad I did. I first started growing when it became legal in my state 3 years ago in an DIY aeroponic system. Afte a couple years I gradually started adding containers of coco and perilite to my garden. Now, I just use a turbo kloner, then it goes straight into coco. Here are a couple of shots of my latest projects. Purple Kush and og kush
I just found this thread. I started growing in Bcuzz coco about a year ago and I am glad I did. I first started growing when it became legal in my state 3 years ago in an DIY aeroponic system. Afte a couple years I gradually started adding containers of coco and perilite to my garden. Now, I just use a turbo kloner, then it goes straight into coco. Here are a couple of shots of my latest projects. Purple Kush and og kush
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