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10-03-2007, 01:27 AM #11Senior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
Originally Posted by ProGroWannabe
And OK fine, 7 for a coco subforum and 1 against (mods count more). Let's have it then!!! However, in that case we should have a clay pellet subforum and an LED subforum and an FFT subforum (search it). In fact my next grow will be nothing but LED lighting, coca/hydroton mixed medium, with the roots dangling in air and getting fed with nothing but a fog.
OK, I'll simmer down now, but seriously, I want to try that grow soon. I'm telling you, that's the future of hydro.
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10-03-2007, 03:57 AM #12OPSenior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
Lol....very funny Opie. My plants are in pure coco, nothing else is in the pots. However, before long I will be adding perlite at a ratio of about 35% hit or miss.
And you are right about the future of hydro. I also believe that fogging will be an awesome way to grow----I was gonna go that route instead of coco, but the 'ole lady frowned on the $300 price tag just for the Nutramist fogger. She really wouldn't have liked it if I had clued her in on what the rest of the setup would have cost me(think "custom" here).
I wanna see you put an LED system through its paces! As does the rest of the cannabis world, I guess. 'jus so hard for me to convince myself that they'll yield well.?.?
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10-05-2007, 12:03 AM #13OPSenior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
Any more votes yay or nay?
Did I mention, I think it would be best for the forum to be "Soil-less/Coco? I think they should be together--what do y'all think?
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10-05-2007, 04:51 AM #14Senior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
i would try it as a soiless medium instead of hydro. and it is easy to get during the winter when soils are out of stock in most places(reg. stores in a small town) damn you, lol. now i'll have to read the whole thing above. lol.
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10-07-2007, 08:09 PM #15Senior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
Originally Posted by ProGroWannabe
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10-11-2007, 12:35 PM #16Senior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
I use coco mixed with vermiculite and worm castings. My plants seem to really like it.
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10-11-2007, 12:47 PM #17Senior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
there's way too many Forums here, as it is ... seems like 80% of the threads have absolutely nothing to do with Cannabis ... if you notice, the arguments, insults, and problems almost exclusively, come from the NON-Cannabis categories, too ... :twocents: oh, and coco, tried it, didn't like it ... :smokin:
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10-12-2007, 02:50 AM #18Senior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
Well good, now it's 2 against and 7 for the subforum. Thanks reaper. At least now I'm not the only one with his head sqarely on his shoulders.
I'm just teasing people, come on.
Could you tell us exactly or not exactly what you didn't like about coco? I'm just about to put it into my pots for the first time. Is there something people aren't telling me?
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10-12-2007, 03:22 AM #19OPSenior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
Likes:
- Reusable
- Faster growth rate than soil
- More oxygen to root system than soil
- More precise control over nutes in substrate--there are none. Therefore there are no large build-ups. There is a small flush at every feeding allowing for little buildup over time.
- Can be mixed up with a ratio of perlite up to 50% without ill effect.
- I use more nutes since I'm currently doing run-to-waste style.
- It's still a substrate, so it's still a little messy like soil.
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10-12-2007, 04:11 AM #20OPSenior Member
Should we ask for a Coco growing sub-forum?
IR...Thank you for posting your vote. Much respect. I do agree that there are too many forums for general bullshittin', so to speak. And that is where most of the arguing comes from.
However, the reason I thought it was worth pursuing is because even though it is a hydro process, it doesn't seem to fit right into the hydro forum we have, since it's not an all water technique like DWC, NFT, etc...I don't want noobs to try coco incorrectly thinking it was exactly like soil or water and be pissed, since there are fundamental differences between it and the soil and water cultures both.
My two cents. Thanks for the post though IR--even if it wasn't in favor of the addition.
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