Miraculous Meds
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70ppm is good to go. Use regular micro.
H3ad goes Coco
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70ppm is good to go. Use regular micro.
And regular is the one for softwater?
Miraculous Meds
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Yes, that is correct.
ptfarmer420
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Caravaggio
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Any of you getting low PH readings from your Coco? Like 4.8ph when I slurry. I come through and hit them with 6.5ph a couple times and it all goes back to 6.
Miraculous Meds
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Usually low ph is a accompanied with high nutrient salt content. To remedy it I would recommend giving no higher than 6 or maybe 6.2ph. As long as ur keeping the coir moist its intaking the fresh nutrient strength and ph that ur giving it. So to give it 6.5 would be causing nutrient availability problems before long.
does using cannazym or rhizotonic through the formula off much ?
id use the calculator only i dont have a clue how to use it ?
id use the calculator only i dont have a clue how to use it ?
no. infact they are both great amendments to add!! i got away with runnning 5mil per gal of both. But i have changed the product. i now brew my own beneficial bacterias an feed every 5 or 7 days. i get the same action without the price tag.
that rhizo is amazing. the lateral root development is amazing. an while in coco you wont see the direct action of the cannazyme or zyme product it does breakdown dead material for sure. i see it in hydro happen all the time.
the start up cost is about the same if you buy medium size containers compared to the brewing the bb tea. but, the bb tea will last you months an months , well depend-it on how much you water/feed.
the bb recipe is over in the organic hydro thread, richy rich tea. i use distilled water to brew, an a larger air pump is necessary. more foam the better!!! check it out , by far one of the best things ive discovered in the past year or so... roots have never been happier. best part is if your in coco you dont have to strain it before use.
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Would like to know the same, was thinking of adding ful power next run..?
J Benton Jones Jr. Hydroponics Practical Guide for the Soilless Grower doesn't mention coco specific nutrients. So traditional hydro ferts Head was using are roughly 4:3:5. 6:9 Coco ferts are 3:2:3.5 with higher Mg and S.
I used the search function, but could someone point me in the direction as to WHY the ratios are different than traditional nutrients? I can reverse engineer a bottle, but I would like to know why you need these numbers in coco.
Miraculous Meds
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It has to do with the cec of coir. the nature of coir is that it draws in ca and mg and releases K. Once these requirements are met though, it seems that the regular hydro nutes work fine. Check out the cooks thread he just started for the scientific explanation of how the cec works if ur interested.
I do, with no dilution. Other than for a freshly rooted clone. It comes out at only 1.4ec/650 ppm. I do water to about 25-50% runoff.
Regards
this is what im looking at doing are you going to be using once i run down the rest of my aqua flakes my question is are there any additives during flower to help increase yield? This is basically my break down this will run on a flip flop so will be two identical 10x10x7 grow tents rooms will be lit by 4 1ks with 6 inch reflectors
32 plants per tent in either 1 or 2 gal root pouch pots
double rez will have a 25 rez feeding a 5 gal elevated bucket with a overflow to keep everything fresh timer will turn on once every 3 hrs
hopefully i can pull 4 out of each tent 6 weeks veg
BongJohnSilvers
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I follow Res formula which is 6/9 with 3 kool bloom feedings during flower.
realistic troll
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DON'T YOU LOVE SCIENCE?
urbangroop
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is 6/9 used during flower as well or do you drop the 6 to a lower amount per gallon.
