snowskate328
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Yeah really sucks about WW. The rest are lookin strong!
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So with the coco how often do you have to water or feed? Need to know since my coco will be here shortly.
im still trying to get that all worked out for seedlings, for clones and veg/flowering plants you should water daily, its hydro so you can feed everyday too, you will need to put some garden lime in it too cuz coco sucks up calcium get it at home depot add 1 tbsp granules mixed in thoroughly per 2 lirer or 2 tbsp per gallon of your potting medium,, are you gonna do 2l hempys? that would rokk and you will love the results
How is it possible you can feed everyday? I will have to get the lime but is there something else I can use til I get it? What is a 2l hempy? I have seen the term before but never knew what it meant.
How old are the new seedlings? I norm hold off from feeding them for two weeks. I do how ever mix worm casting in with the soil. Helps, cheap-ish and organic!
Now as for the 2 liter hempy, best thing ever! It is how I grow, check the sig.
YAY! Got in relatively early on this one! Sorry about the WW. I'm in it for the purples........ you know me and my love for the purples. Mmmmm, purples.. .. .. ..
1/4 tsp of supertrive seems a bit much, I use 1/8 tsp and think it's heavy. They say to use only one drop...
Did you soke and rinse the coir before you used it?
1/4 tsp of supertrive seems a bit much, I use 1/8 tsp and think it's heavy. They say to use only one drop...
Did you soke and rinse the coir before you used it?
i used 1/4 to help stress, but i have used as much as a full tsp in the past with no ill effects, until i flushed i was using 1-2 drops, the coco was lightly flushed, the other bricks from the same batch i bought had very low ppm 80 so i figured i did not need to flush as much and i checked the ppm of the runoff before i flushed it was 460, but my tap water is 400-450 normally, but i flushed the cups well 2 nights ago, im sure its ok now , im thinking that coco has a bit of a calcium requirement of its own and since i did not mix in any garden lime to start with that the coco is sucking up the calcium and semi locking out or making N deficent
Just as an FYI to all those that aren't in the know... SuperThrive is NOT nutrients. It is Vitamins added to not instead of fertilizer/nutrients. This stuff, although at full strength (straight product not added to water), can burn seedlings and add crystals to the soil, 1/4tsp/Gal is quite safe. This stuff is completely water soluble, and easily flushed away if they do happen to form. I've used it on all my plants (MJ and all others) for the past 20 years, and even when I got "too much" there have been no ill effects. The main purpose for the product is to stave off stress. The "B Complex" in the stuff works wonders. The guidelines on the package/card that comes with your bottle is there so you won't use too much and CUT PROFIT/WASTE PRODUCT, rather than harm your plants. I have had to store trees, shrubs, rosebushes, and others for long periods of time as bare root, and burlap balls, and even at triple strength, directly on the roots, this did not harm even the most delicate of fauna.
I even use this when freeing roots of babies I get from collectives from soil to put in a different soil makeup or into a hydro set-up at double strength just to keep the plants from getting stressed and I've never lost a plant, because I used too much superthrive... To the contrary, it has saved more than one crop of seedlings simply because I used "too much". I add this to my flush as well so as not to completely strip my medium of everything and to keep from shocking plants... In my experience there is no "Wrong way to use this stuff as far as plants are concerned, it all depends on how much money you're willing to wash down the drain...
Sorry, 'doode, I'll step off my soapbox, now.