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Selfmedigrow
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Damn man, nice rhymes. I love it, you must have spent a long time writing that *applause*
When using coco you have to water much more often (each day and even twice a day later in the grow), with much lower nutrient levels (as Pennywise said). @Asesino85 also has a lot of experience with coco and understanding of nutrients. Here he explains how to figure out how much nutrients to use and here is his nutrient schedule. I highly recommend that you read these posts, they helped me so much with understanding nutrients! And now I can even figure out my own N-P-K instead of using the manufacturers recommendations, which are WAY high.
I'll be following your grow, hope the best for you!
Okay, so I just made a gallon (uk = 4.5l) for the little ones and followed @Asesino85 chart, which for the first week was 250ppm with 150ppm calmag, as I didn't add calmag (or ANY nutes to the coco beforehand.. thanks YouTube/grow weed easy etc etc!!) I gave them 190ppm calmag, topped up with some sensi grow formulas to 225 and thought that I better err on the side of caution! Now this really surprised me: I was a bit under, so thought I'd add some root boosters and silica to it... didn't change the ppm! I always presumed that adding anything to the feed would up the ppm! Either that or my pen has had it after a month! Tried it 3 times though... can anyone confirm this??
Now here's a question about my sad looking plants, is it worth me using the 250ppm feed I have for the little ones and use on them too, but use it every day, or feed them with a stronger mix every few days and water in between? As they don't look too well as you can see from the pictures, just until they look a bit happier! Really don't think it's lockout as I flushed them with half a jug of 5.6 water followed by half a jug of 5.8 (were leftover in bottles) and have given them a reduced feed after, or maybe its not enough nutes now it was on 175ppm. So many 'could-be's'!