that fabulous! about the moonshine. Did you post pics? I'll go look...I want to see the s girls
gotta love those KISS methods
what im doing now( i just cut the coco to approx 60/40 soil ,coco,,)this sounds heavy
What does your well water ppm/pH to? Do you know what's in it? We had well water as kid, I remember it tasting like a mineral, iron maybe...actually I loved it.
Sq
to my journal and to 
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I agree with your theory...wisdom
isn't the coco heavy when wet? and I had horrible algae with the 2L hempy, I've pretty much ditched that idea...my yield was low. I really happy with the bonsai in hempy squares at this point...they produce well and are very managable. but I will keep it in mind, organic would most definately produce the cleanest buds.
what im doing now( i just cut the coco to approx 60/40 soil ,coco,,)yeah its sorta heavy but i was not suggesting you go with my soil coco mix just coco, coco can be heavy depends on the size container,, thats odd you had low yield and algae hmm maybe it was not real clean coco, did you wash it real well? i have great yields with coco and so does everyone i know of that uses it, was the algae on top or inside the hempys? i put a layer of hydroton on top to prevent that and get full use of the coco,saves water too, you gotta paint the outside of the containers black to prevent light transmission, did you mix in pearlite with your coco, some brands are to fine and hold to much water by themselves ,this sounds heavy
What does your well water ppm/pH to? Do you know what's in it? We had well water as kid, I remember it tasting like a mineral, iron maybe...actually I loved it.
Sq
my well water is nasty it smells like a fart the hot water side anyway, near as i can tell its sulfur,iron and manganese, along with a ton of calcium and lime, the ppm is average 850 the ph is 7 we dont drink it or cook with it, it taste like rusty nails or a bloody nose! the landlord is supposed to put in an ro system, im picky i drink good water, i cut the well water with ro for the plants sometimes
here we go again 
Hi Sqwheels -
Just curious as I've never grown a perlite hempy like that, but what would happen if you put a layer of hydroton balls on top of everything? I do this with my coco plants so I don't have exposed organic material (prevents algae from forming where the rapid rooter is, and discourages bugs, etc.). I also like that it makes less of a "watering dent" this way so it's easier to water and anywhere you want. I just don't know if it would "weigh down" the perlite, etc., but it's a handy little trick on my coco plants that I learned from OMM I think (he does this on his soil plants). Just a thought!
Looking good Sqwheels. I'm really impressed by how effective your cloning is despite it's incredible simplicity. Thanks for sharing it all and proving it doesn't need to be very complicated!
I like that idea...I'm using them myself with my moms...I read a long time ago in one of the grow bibles that a layer on top of the soil would keep the top from drying out as quickly and thus increasing the volume of soil that's hospitable to roots.
