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Has anyone out there grown a crop of Gold, and any tips? One of my favorites back in the day. I was luckey to find 5 feminized seeds. Very hard to get locally. Gone as soon as a they enter the store. Apparently, it's becoming a rare bear. Want to keep one as a mother plant for clones.

Good looking ladies. Yea, when I switched from soil to coco in my 3rd grow, I was unaware that the girls need a watering every day. I read so many conflicting posts out there on ph levels and watering coco. However, I think I've found the place to set me straight. Only been a member for half the...

Yup. Def going to start the every day water cycle using coco. Also going to feed 1/4 strength nutes every day too.

Just read Barney's thread. Great read. That totally answered my confusion on feed and water in coco. Answer is 1/4 strength feed and water everyday, watching the ppms. Wow! Thanks for steering me to his thread.

Thanks, I'll go check it out now.

The only thing I want to know now, and confused about, if I water every day now, do I feed every day, or every other day, or every 3rd between watering every day?

That's what I figured. Ph should be down in the 5.5-5.6 range. Now you say water every day...even though the pot is soaked and run off everywhere? Also, should I feed every day with half or quarter strength nutes, or water one day, and feed every other day? This is the part that I'm confused on.

Yea, I usually take a pic every morning at 5am, but I'll have to wait for the natural light, as the gals are sleeping right now. However, you can kid of see the difference in colour anyway. All leaves turned pale on me within two days. I gave her a feeding yesterday. I checked the ppm runoff...

Good morning everyone! I'm a new memeber from Canada, and this is my 4th grow, but 2nd using only Coco and perlite. These gals are Northern Lights photoperiods, and are in their 13th day of flower. I use the General Organics nutrients sytem, and ph at 6.2-6.5. As you can see, one of my plants...