Slipon
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matama@
don't make any big different, you can cut a hour of a day or what ever you like, or just switch to 12/12, if the plant is mature it will redirect it hormones with in a few days and start the flowering process can take up to a week or more before you see any signs tho
VicBoss@
a PH pen is a must when growing in coco or any soilless mediums, need to keep a PH around 6 of your water
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when in soil its don't have to be so precise as the soil act like a buffer, now you say you mix it, I do the same, coco make the soil nice light and fluffy, but then you need to treat it like soil and coco often have a natural PH under 6, so when I mix in some coco (maybe 20-30%) to my soil mix I also add lime (I use Maerl) to get the PH of the medium up at them 6-7
also a lot of threats in here about miracle grow products, most negative, I dunno Im un EU and don't really have access to there products, but I would stay away from em if possible, tho I do believe they have normal pure coco and perlite that works well, its more the soil mixes with added nutrients that don't go along with MJ or is hard to handle for the newbie grower
use a nice organic seedling soil to start em in and then add some more rich soil once you repot, make it light and fluffy with stuff like peetmoss, coco, perlite, clay pellets aso to keep the mix light so the root zone have access to oxygen and don't stand in a too compact soil that stays wet for too long and promote a acid environment
don't make any big different, you can cut a hour of a day or what ever you like, or just switch to 12/12, if the plant is mature it will redirect it hormones with in a few days and start the flowering process can take up to a week or more before you see any signs tho
VicBoss@
a PH pen is a must when growing in coco or any soilless mediums, need to keep a PH around 6 of your water
View attachment 3031280
when in soil its don't have to be so precise as the soil act like a buffer, now you say you mix it, I do the same, coco make the soil nice light and fluffy, but then you need to treat it like soil and coco often have a natural PH under 6, so when I mix in some coco (maybe 20-30%) to my soil mix I also add lime (I use Maerl) to get the PH of the medium up at them 6-7
also a lot of threats in here about miracle grow products, most negative, I dunno Im un EU and don't really have access to there products, but I would stay away from em if possible, tho I do believe they have normal pure coco and perlite that works well, its more the soil mixes with added nutrients that don't go along with MJ or is hard to handle for the newbie grower
use a nice organic seedling soil to start em in and then add some more rich soil once you repot, make it light and fluffy with stuff like peetmoss, coco, perlite, clay pellets aso to keep the mix light so the root zone have access to oxygen and don't stand in a too compact soil that stays wet for too long and promote a acid environment
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