Chrissa
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first time using coco so many issues allready please help
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this sounds good... feed more thoya thats the thing run off is comming out a 5.7 and in at 5.5 so if I bump it to 5.7 in im estimating close to 6.0 coming out ... should I proceed to a full flush with 5.5 untill runnoff is 5.5 even and then maybe start with maybe 1/8 strength
Coco is an entirely different type of medium from soil and does not need to be cut with perlite as it does not need additional aeration to maintain proper oxygen levels at the root zone. It does appear that he started the plant in a larger container than he maybe should have, however. Even though it is really hard to overwater coco if the plant has a solid root system, it is definitely possible and easy to overwater a young plant, especially in a larger container.Get some perlite in that soil. Need to let the medium breathe. What is your ppm? Are you supplementing calmag?
Are you using tapwater or R/O water?u see I was told not to use perlite woth cannacoco I asked but considering I thot I should listen to the guy at the hydro store I am suplementing calmag and my ec is at 1.2
That's actually ideal, EC is the more accurate and universal measurement as it does not have different scales as PPM does.I acctually dont have a tds meter ive always used ec its just what Im used to and for me its simple