Nutrients for coco coir?

[tripsteady]

Hi Guys





After much advice and deliberation ive decided to use coco coir for my first grow.





My question is simple,in this medium what nutrients will i need from germination to budding?





Just CANNA COCO A & B?




Can anyone recommend anything else?

 

[tripsteady]

So far its between

- CANNA COCO A & B

- Dutch Master GOLD ONE Grow + Flower

- GENERAL HYDROPONICS FLORA SERIES(floragro,floramicro,florabloom)

- CANADA ADVANCED NUTRIENTS Sensi Grow A+B

- ADVANCED NUTRIENTS(grow,micro bloom)

- One of the above for veg and CANNA PK 13 - 14 for flowering

Im leaning heavily towards Dutch Master GOLD ONE Grow + Flower as i can get 5L for $55 here in Sydney.Thoughts?

 

[SmokzAlot]

Your choices are decent...

What have I used in coco? (not in any particular order)

Blue Planet Nutrients
Jungle Juice
Botanicare CNS17
OC+
Various salts based veg -n- garden types

 

[tripsteady]

ended up using below nutrients

 

[Perfect Sun LED]

I am having great success with these slow release organic pellets, called B1, but they have no B1 in them. They are npk, micro nutrients, beneficial bacteria and amino acids. Every other watering I water with 100ppms of calmag by botanicare.

My plants stay nice and green and grow big. You can check them in my latest journal.

 

[kofidog]

Hey Tripsteady, how ya goin? I notice you're in Sydney. So am I. I live in the Drummoyne area. How about you? I'm a newb to growing; just started a trial run of bag seed in my new mrgrowpro pc box. And made my first post today under the Problems, Pests and Disease section of the 420 Grow Room Forum. I have been wondering why my little seedlings don't seem to be growin much. You can check out my post there. I'm also thinking to go the coco coir route next time I start a grow. It won't be till prolly Feb. cause I'll be going on holidays mid Jan. I'll be following your posts to see how you go with the coco.

Cheers,

Kofidog

 

[Perfect Sun LED]

The main thing, no matter what nutes you use, is environment and don't overwater. It is harder to overwater in coco, but you want to be sure the pot is pretty light before watering again. This is what helped me get bigger yields and much, much less issues if and when they arise now.