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I love coco compared to soil or peat/soiless based grows. It's idiot proof for the most part so long as you watch out for Ca/Mg issues which you can avoid just by supplementing with a bit of calmag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Revanche21
my current grow is in coco. Fantastic stuff.
I love the coco so far.:D
anyone know whats up with the purple in that 1 bud.
here R some new pix. how R they looking?
can they they make to harvest?
I think I might have over ferted them a week or 2 ago. yesterday I gave them some water + cal-mag and the ph to 5.8.
I realy hope they can make it all the way to harvest and bud good and wit a lota trich.:D
also can they get rootbound in the coco.
also here is the cheese clone that is also in there.10 day flower.
also I seem to have a leaf problem.:(
nice to see some nice flavors come across the pond. i got some bbc but would love the real deal
you need to post that in the plant problem section and have stinky evaluate it.... not sure what it is. how often are you feeding? how big are the pots?
explain your feeding schedule and Ill try to help
they look underferted to me,, my guess is that your not feeding enough
I have been feeding them every 2 days or so.
for veg I used 5ml botanicare pureblend pro 3-2-4
with 5ml cal-mag.
and for flowering I feed with 5ml cal-mag.
5ml genarel 0-5-4
and lastly make the water and fert mix set to 5.8 ph.
so is that an ok feeding mix?
any thing I should change in the feeding.
also can the plants get rootbound in coco?
in the last 2 pix u can see the size of pots I am useing.can they get rootbound in this size.
is the bloom fert pure blend? only give calmag once in a while, you don't need it when you are ferting them.. they look like they are hungry for N, and the bloom nute has none, try switching to pure blend i had great results
oh and no they won't get rootbound in those pots for sure