The Official Canna Coco & Nutrients Thread
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just for the magic
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minimum 24hrs
i let my water sit for 24hrs after the smell of chlorine is gone....usually 2 days........just to be safe. i would assume 20L will take less time than 200L. And the surface area of water that is exposed to air would also be a factor....i would imagine
jberry
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yea, let it sit, and if you buy a cheap airstone/pump than you can aerate the water which will speed up the process of removing the chlorine.
jberry
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cannazym is not a nutrient and can be used with any brand nutrients (as far as i know) as soon as the roots are developed nicely.
Hedgehunter
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Great Idea, Having used Canna Terra products for the last 6 years with fantastic results im sure i can help any posters with problems. Feel free tp PM me as i dont read some threads for long periods.
jberry
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sweet deal!
Im sure i could use some help with the terra line questions, when the time arrives...
Thanks...
~j
jberry
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yea, honestly i have never seen the bio rhizo either but i figured that i would list it anyhow since it does exist somewhere.Great thread JB i'm a big fan of coco, i will follow along. gee i wish Aus was up with the canna products like the usa is. i cant get the bio stuff from hardly anywhere. never seen the bio rhizo. i want some of that. thanks for the info mate. will catch u soon.
Madazz
they dont have it at my shops (that has everything!) and if they dont have here in this town, than they probably dont have it anywhere in the US yet.
maybe in L.A. but idk.
and if it makes you feel better, I have heard that the BIO Boost and the regular boost are only one ingredient different, and almost identical.
i wouldnt be surprised if it was a similar case with the bio rhizo as well.
most of canna's products are pretty organic already... ive heard 70% organic for the coco line.
I'm thinking the MAIN benefits of using the bio line is to "save the earth" and to have a safer, and possibly tastier, healthier end product.
jberry
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there could be another reason for growing with BIO CANNA in the future:
A lot of things are going on surrounding the medical marijuana scene. If it keeps going the way it has been going and M.M. becomes more and more legal and regulated, than everything is going to change at the cannabis clubs ...
right now any card holder can sell their extra meds to the club to cover their expenses of growing it (assuming the clubs want to deal with you, and they need new 'patient vendors')... the cannabis club will inspect the products visually for bugs and mold and then decide to purchase or not and for how much.
I feel that this isnt going last forever because real medication must be regulated and tested ect...!
to sum it up: I read that some clubs are already doing gas chromatography-mas spectrometry tests to determine how much crap is in your weed !!
if this becomes the way of the future and they have high guidlines, then I think the Bio Canna line will be the only way to go to pass these test with good standings... maybe the cleaner the product, the more that they will pay??
but you can forget your chemical ferts and pesticides as they will show up in tests.
A lot of things are going on surrounding the medical marijuana scene. If it keeps going the way it has been going and M.M. becomes more and more legal and regulated, than everything is going to change at the cannabis clubs ...
right now any card holder can sell their extra meds to the club to cover their expenses of growing it (assuming the clubs want to deal with you, and they need new 'patient vendors')... the cannabis club will inspect the products visually for bugs and mold and then decide to purchase or not and for how much.
I feel that this isnt going last forever because real medication must be regulated and tested ect...!
to sum it up: I read that some clubs are already doing gas chromatography-mas spectrometry tests to determine how much crap is in your weed !!
if this becomes the way of the future and they have high guidlines, then I think the Bio Canna line will be the only way to go to pass these test with good standings... maybe the cleaner the product, the more that they will pay??
but you can forget your chemical ferts and pesticides as they will show up in tests.
Argentino619
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Thanks for the Help Jberry how do you give rep. you deserve it for this thread. Ive been looking for information on canna nutrients for a long time now. One last question my plants is god size now. I just bought the Cannazym how much should i use for the first application. Should i just follow the feeding chart that has been givin to me? i think it says 8 ml per gallon. thanks
jberry
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thanks, you click on the scale in the right side of the green bar above my sign up date...
8ml of cannazym per gallon would be fine (my chart says 9ml per gal. and others say 10ml per gal.)
these days i only use cannazym every other feeding or less, but every feeding would be better, but not totally necessary imo.
Argentino619
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Alright man appreciate the help ill start the Cannazym Next week. I gave you rep for the help.
bloatedcraig
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True man, but you have a damn fine subject to talk about bro, i think i have rep you but cant remember.
jberry
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pulled this info from another site, thought it would be helpful...
"the higher the tap water EC - the more sensitive is it with the use of PK 13-14. so if your water is very hard, use less. most likelly the tap water has sufficient amounts of trace minerals to make up for it."
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"burnt leaf tips - this could be caused by the the pots drying out too much... the less water there is in a pot the more concentrated the nutricions contained within. this means even if you water with low nute dosage, when the plants have used lot of the water (usually with heat the water uptake increases but not nute usage) there is a risk of nute burn.
try to water every now and then with a even lower EC of nutes, specially when its HOT."
~Bonecarver OG
"the higher the tap water EC - the more sensitive is it with the use of PK 13-14. so if your water is very hard, use less. most likelly the tap water has sufficient amounts of trace minerals to make up for it."
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"burnt leaf tips - this could be caused by the the pots drying out too much... the less water there is in a pot the more concentrated the nutricions contained within. this means even if you water with low nute dosage, when the plants have used lot of the water (usually with heat the water uptake increases but not nute usage) there is a risk of nute burn.
try to water every now and then with a even lower EC of nutes, specially when its HOT."
~Bonecarver OG
Don Gin and Ton
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where???????