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Cheap timer and a pump and let it water itself.
What do you do with runoff? Or do you just not water it that much?
You have to plan for that but that’s not to difficult
I’l investigate some options. I wont be able to manage any kind of volume of water - water is heavy. The water everyday part is a potential liability for the whole idea of coco for me.Could be as simple as a large saucer, some peeps use buckets with a grate on top. I always used flood trays which are simple to work with.
Amy, when you make Candida oil what’s the measurement you use, and how do you calculate the CBD values without testing?
You have me ready to make my first batch of Candida oil and get on with the regimen already. I’ll want my oil at an 8:1 CBD dominance to positively effect compulsive behavior and I suddenly realized I have no idea what Candida can reasonably be expected to offer.
OK - its all estimates. Oldbear’s spreadsheet operated by Shed on my behalf is how the calculating takes place - and the Candida is said to be 14-20%CBD, depending on phenotype. So, I most definitley had a “sativa” type and felt like it finished well really so was comfortable estimating it at 18%CBD. The spreadsheet uses 85% for production efficiency if using the MB2 and 80% in using the oven jar infusion. I use about 1 gram of bud per ounce of oil and it comes out at around 5-6mg per ml of oil (5.5mg/ml let’s say).
You can see that there is a lot of rough estimation and educated guessing going on there - which is as good as we can get without easy access to a lab. Shed is perhaps going to test his oil in the future (he has some candida flower in for testing now) so that might give us some kind of ball park.
I don’t know how accurate we are - but i do know there’s something in there becasue it’s potent and at 1 gr bud/oz of oil it won’t ever be more than 8-10mg/ml and I’d doubt it’d get that strong, so the 5-5mg/ml actually ‘feels’ like it’s about right, if that makes sense.
As I understand it, Coco growing is just passive hydro. I’m lookin at a few but thinking to get it locally and what they sell is the Canna products, They do have an organic line so I’m going to talk to him about that. It’s not clear from the info if their organic line works in straight coco or whether it needs a slightly ammended soil (i.e., not an innert media).So it’s the same as we use for hempy, and the same passive hydro approach. Coco supports a microbiome so beautifully this should be fun to watch. @Amy Gardner, is the nutrient line organic?
I’ve got these Air-Pots and they stand on themselves with the bottom about 2” off the floor/tray. I got the proper ones, been saving for them. They’re made from recycled plastics and the way that single use plastic is chocking the planet I decided I’d support their initiative - plus, they’re very good pots! I’ll get more over time - but they’re spendy so for now just 2 little ones (think they’re 2.5 gal)Anything that will hold runoff, set the pot on a cup or something so the pot is above the saucer.
I'm into it...
Seedling. Make yourself comfy for a cosy winter grow
Oh - and
my friend! glad for you to be here, tooGlad to be here.
...phewf! That was a lot to catch up on!