[Cocoleveo7686]

So just completed my first grow and im on to my 2nd. Got some clones from a friend to run and decided to do 5 different strains.

They were in 1 gal pots for 14 days but im just gonna start this as day 1 since putting them into 5 gal pots.


Soil: promix bx with 20% perlite added.

Nutrients: nectar for the gods 6 bottle sample. Medusa magic, gaia mana, herculean harvest, athena amina, demeters destiny, and bloom kaos.

Also will be doing teas consisting of earthworm castings and kelp. So it will go nutes, tea, nutes, tea.

Had an issue last grow with pm as i didnt have dehumidier on for a few days and things got out of hand. This grow i will not let that happen. I have everything i need to be good BUT this is my first time growing in soilless medium.

Strains:
Skywalker og
Dosi
Cherry pie
Thin mint girl scout cookies
Cindy 99.

I will take pics tonight and update.

[AgentPothead]

Don't mind me.

[Cocoleveo7686]

Day 16. Watered Nutes yesterday .

I transplanted the clones from 1 gallon to 5 gallon containers and 1 i left in a 3 gal container. I watered the plants after transplanting them with the nutes i listed. The ppm was 400 and the ph was adjusted to 6.1 as thats what the schedule for nectar calls for.

As you will see in the pics they are kinda droopy a few of them. Not too sure how because i watered 2 days before transplanting and then watered yesterday with nutes and didn't even allow runoff. Just gave enough water so the container was heavy and saturated. I am not used to soiless medium so i am nervous about watering. I was told to treat it just like soil so we will see. I think i made the mistake of backing it slightly in the 5 gal?

Heres the pic

[Cocoleveo7686]

Originally Posted by AgentPothead

Don't mind me.

Hell yea man glad to see someone following!

[AgentPothead]

I'm trying some coco out myself, so glad to see others and follow along. Oh, and you can treat it like soil, but there is a great thread over here https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=241341 where he is using drippers to water smaller amounts, multiple times per day and he got good results. I don't have a dripper system, but i am available to water by hand multiple times per day so I have been trying to follow along with that mind set, of more, smaller feedings, than treating it directly like soil. That's definitely not a situation everybody can do though. The main thing is to not let it dry out enough that the salts start to build up.

[Cocoleveo7686]

Originally Posted by AgentPothead

I'm trying some coco out myself, so glad to see others and follow along. Oh, and you can treat it like soil, but there is a great thread over here https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=241341 where he is using drippers to water smaller amounts, multiple times per day and he got good results. I don't have a dripper system, but i am available to water by hand multiple times per day so I have been trying to follow along with that mind set, of more, smaller feedings, than treating it directly like soil. That's definitely not a situation everybody can do though. The main thing is to not let it dry out enough that the salts start to build up.

Hell yea are you running a log? Well im running all organic nutes and also teas so there really shouldnt be salt build up like i would get with reg fertilizers

[AgentPothead]

You should be fine with organic and teas then. I'm interested to see how that goes in coco. I have a bunch of pictures in the photo album, but no I'm not running a journal.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/album.php?albumid=74127&page=2 is start of flower, and then it goes from there. These are "autoflowers" that only 1/4 flipped without light adjustments.

[Cocoleveo7686]

Originally Posted by AgentPothead

You should be fine with organic and teas then. I'm interested to see how that goes in coco. I have a bunch of pictures in the photo album, but no I'm not running a journal.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/album.php?albumid=74127&page=2 is start of flower, and then it goes from there. These are "autoflowers" that only 1/4 flipped without light adjustments.

Well promix isnt coco. But a friend uses the nutes and tea im using in coco and has no issues. His stuff is fire

[AgentPothead]

Originally Posted by Cocoleveo7686

Well promix isnt coco. But a friend uses the nutes and tea im using in coco and has no issues. His stuff is fire

Oh man I hadn't heard of promix and the Coco in your name made me assume. My apologies.

[Cocoleveo7686]

Originally Posted by AgentPothead

Oh man I hadn't heard of promix and the Coco in your name made me assume. View ImageMy apologies.

Lol no worries! It made me laugh. Its from a song my username. What soil do you use? Promix has no nutrients in it but hopefully i can get good response of these plants from nectar nutrients.