COCOGROW

[grey1223]

Thought I'd try a new medium this cycle. This is a fine mixture of coco and can be used with hand watering.

Took cuttings and placed in coco as I do with PromixHP. Withing 4 hours they wilted. Starting to come back now (3 days). Scared the hell out of me. It's been a very long time since I've seen this reaction.

Not sure as to why it happened this time but the cuttings are comming back and I assume it's the change in medium.

I don't use a humity dome as I take larger cuttings than most and Ijust mist them several times a day for the first 4 or 5 days.

I'd say the cost is comparable to other mediums. I purchased a 2 kilo block. Cut 1/3 of it off and used to fill 54 18oz cups. Cost equals about $14.00 for the block.

I plan to transplant 2 times and will continue with the cocogrow, perhaps adding some perlite, and will let you know how it goes.

grey1223 Reviewed by grey1223 on 04-21-2008. COCOGROW Thought I'd try a new medium this cycle. This is a fine mixture of coco and can be used with hand watering. Took cuttings and placed in coco as I do with PromixHP. Withing 4 hours they wilted. Starting to come back now (3 days). Scared the hell out of me. It's been a very long time since I've seen this reaction. Not sure as to why it happened this time but the cuttings are comming back and I assume it's the change in medium. I don't use a humity dome as I take larger cuttings than Rating: 5

[mushaboom]

thats happened to me the last two times as well. i took some clones as usual but they wilted and i thought all was lost but they all came back perky as ever after a few days. maybe we accidentally let some air in the xylem or something while doing the cutting?

[grey1223]

Not likely since 'all' of them reacted the same. I think the last time I saw that was when I was taking cuttings from flowering plants. It's just that after a couple years of no wilting it scared me.