Best Base nutrients AND additives for coco drain to waste

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Lujuria95

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #1

Hello, this Is muy first Time growing purely coco-perlite mix.
I prebuffered It with General organics CaMg+,
Im running 5 autos in 7 gl airpruning pots.
2 WestCoast Og (fastbuds)
1 Sleepy Yoda (philisopherseeds)
1 Purple Bud (whitelabel)
1 DarkDevil (sweetseeds)

The thing Is ive been reading through a Ton of info on different sites, AND cant decide on the Best additives for my already "genereous" nut kit:
I based It on ironh3ads formula AND some others:

Floramicro
Florabloom
Koolbloom líquid
Koolbloom powder
Florakleen
Drip clean (H&G)
organic fulvic,hulmic,humic acids.

Mycorrhiza (powder)

Neem oil, diatomaceus earth, potassium soap.

I want flavorful buds, im thinking of adding floralicius plus or something similar, Also read that organic fertilizers like kelp/seaweed extract enhance the flavor.
Any thoughts on which additives would be beneficial for me? Silica, rootbooster or flavorbooster AND which specific brand should i get? Ive Also looked into amino treatment by H&G

Thanks in advance i hope yo keep this as a journal for my babies!

 

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Airwalker16

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #2

I think for a first time... You're way over complicating things with all those additives.
Keep it Simple.

 

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Lujuria95

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #3

Mm i don't use then all at once, its just what i have in my room. If u look closely i only have a
base line,
A bloom enhancer
A bloom ripener
Drip clean for keeping salts in place
Florakleen for flushes

As for the organics i dont know where to use then(humic fulvic and hulmic acids are all in one same product)

The diatomaceus earth, neem oil, and potassium soap is only used as foliar spray to keep away pests.

And the mycorrhiza was used only when the seedling was put in. Im unsure if i should use more as top dress or mixed with water or nutrients...any help pleaseee?

 

myke

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #4

Airwalker16 said:

I think for a first time... You're way over complicating things with all those additives.
Keep it Simple.

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x2 You dont need any of the extras.next time get the GH calmag with 1~ 0~ 0 its lower in N and higher in Mg better for coco the organic stuff you got is 2~0~0.

 

myke

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #5

So wheres the plants now?

 

Gemtree

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #6

Early veg 3-5ml per gallon Canna Coco
Late veg into flower 8-10ml /g
Calmag 5ml /g first 4 weeks then 2.5ml /g
Liquid Seaweed 5ml /g
Pk 13/14 week 5
Overdrive week 6-8
Recharge or Sea Green once a week

That's a recipe I followed for years with great results.

 

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Lujuria95

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #7

Tyvm! I was wondering if there was any difference between those two and which one was better. Since im.using drip clean every water should i use tap water? Its always at 110-125 ppm out of the tap, should i add the camg?

 

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Lujuria95

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• Dec 31, 2019

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myke said:

So wheres the plants now?

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Lujuria95

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• Dec 31, 2019

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Lujuria95 said:

The sleepy yoda showed some problems, i was jnsure so i flushed the media with 5ml florakleen/gl

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myke

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #10

They weren’t in the first photos were they? Think I’m going blind lol. I find it easier to keep in small pots then up size one size. I always cut extra clones for friends I keep them in small pots. The ones that get transplanted right away seem to have problems.the ones that stay in the smaller pots do really well. They need water everyday.so hopefully you know what your doing on the watering part with those huge pots. Most finish in 3 gallon pots. Good luck.

 

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Lujuria95

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #11

These are autos tho, i read i shouldnt transplant autos. As for the pot size you're right, i ordered 5 gl and they sent 7 gl pots
..decided to just keep them and use them without filling to the top :/ hope its not much of a problem

 

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Lujuria95

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• Dec 31, 2019

• #12

Lujuria95 said:

These are autos tho, i read i shouldnt transplant autos. As for the pot size you're right, i ordered 5 gl and they sent 7 gl pots
..decided to just keep them and use them without filling to the top :/ hope its not much of a problem

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Wait im wrong...i ordered 15 lt ones and got sent 21 lt...so basically i wanted 4 gl and they sent 5.5 gl ones

 

xtsho

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• Jan 3, 2020

• #13

Calcium nitrate, micronutrient blend, magnesium sulphate, monopotassium phosphate. That's all that you need in coco, hydro, or soil.

 

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Lujuria95

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• Jan 3, 2020

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xtsho said:

Calcium nitrate, micronutrient blend, magnesium sulphate, monopotassium phosphate. That's all that you need in coco, hydro, or soil.

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Question would be: what dosage, what weeks each? Ppm?

 

TintEastwood

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• Jan 3, 2020

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Lujuria95 said:

Question would be: what dosage, what weeks each? Ppm?

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Coco dtw under cmh co2
(temp high CA at 140+)


An example kinda like what @xtsho mentions. A hybrid combination of basic salts and off the shelf products. Not suggesting you use this mix.

 

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