Considering COCO - A few questions!

[HotLooSey]

I've been using all-mix soil and considering doing a half dozen pots with coco and see if i like it.

What will happen to my watering schedule? Can I use the same nutrient recipe that i use in my soil? Do i nute more or less often?

Without spending a lot of time searching and researching, is there someone who can give me the straight answers???

Much appreciated,,,,

LUCY

[MrCloner420]

HotLooSey

I currently use both hydro and coco as a medium to raise my little girls, and have many successful grows with coco....... if you can answer a few questions I will do what I can to help.............

Strain?
Seed or Clone?
Indoor or Out?
Organic?
Pot sze?
Current type of nutes used and in what regiment?


With this infor mation I can get you going..........

Stay Safe and Good Growin!


MrCloner420

[cocoJoe]

Hi Guys, I get better results in coco than I got in soil. There is a learning curve with coco. But anyone can move to coco with a little help. Even without, I did. All our methods will be a little different. All will work. Pick the one that seems right or easy for you to do. Here is mine.

I use Botancare coir bales that I rehydrate and rinse at the same time.
I mix this 50/50 with Sunleaves piece coir bale that I also rehydrate and rinse at the same time. The 50/50 mix gets 25 to 30% perlite added to it.
Why do I use Bale coir blocks? I don't trust the coco in the bags. That's me.

I use this mix for all stages of plants. I use Fox Farm Grow Big for veg.,
and Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom during flowering. I have added Hammerhead to
The mix but don't really see any difference. Last week of flower just Clearex in PHed water. There is abit more but not much more. Simple KISS Simple.

[budlydoright]

I'm doing straight coco coir in 7 gallon pots. Feeding with GH Flora Nova Bloom, koolbloom, ocassional calmag. Drain to waste. Getting excellent results with little effort.