Coco Forum

[dusto2k3]

yeah, we'll see how it goes.

[latewood]

Cool man...Now go grow some impressive Chitman. Peace

[dusto2k3]

ima try. I do good in my promix now, and have already seen some great results as far a speed of growth on the moms I have in coco now. I'm hand watering those everyday cuz i need some clones, quick. I just put 50 or so clones in coco and am hand watering daily now until i get the funds for the drip system, then is automation from there on.

[foxysox]

I have noticed in the past a few growers try coco, then not care for it. So let's see how you do, and if there is a ton of interest...

Well, count me in folks, I've got a coco op underway, under grow logs. It's starting as a bit of a hybrid since the existing mature plants (recieved when stinky bailed) still carry dirt in their roots, even the ones that have been repotted as well as possible... but the current seed plants and recent clones are pure coco, baby!!! I'm just using the pureblend Pro organic line atm.
BlueBear is also a coco grower, very intelligent, and I'm sure would have a lot to add to the subforum.

[latewood]

hydro is faster. Lost to some is the fact that soil less is hydro. I am stoked...See ya'll
around the forums.

[freewheelinfrank]

GRRRRR come over here so I can stick my size-8 cowgirl boot up your ass.
Peat, Schmeet.
I'd rather grow in used fishtank gravel.

hmmmm - the old "fish-tank gravel" ploy, eh ? - sounds plausible to me (at least, in the shape I'm in now) :stoned:

[stinkyattic]

lol Frank it was a joke.. the nastiest medium I could think of offhand... yeccch

[freewheelinfrank]

lol Frank it was a joke.. the nastiest medium I could think of offhand... yeccch

yeah, I was joking too, but the aquarium would be full of 'nutrients' - unfortunately, it could also be full of dieases, etc, too - :jointsmile: it sure does taste terrible