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I use canna coco, straight out the bag and into the pot, put plant into it from seed to harvest and never once ever rinsed or soaked or messed about with
@@HowWeedGrow what im trying to say is that canna coco is in my opinion the best brand coco as no rinsing or soaking for buffering required, other brands ive heard you have to rinse and soak, paying a little more for canna outweighs all the labour of work to do all that for me, things don’t have to be that difficult you can get canna and everything is simple
@@ryanlongley5052 that crazy thing is, it wasn’t even more expensive. I bought this cause it was the highest in price. lOl. What a sucker I was. Next time though.
@@HowWeedGrow yea i get what your saying, in the grow community someone always says your doing something wrong but I always see it as whatever works for you then go for it
Awesome growtip series! I gotta say, i use to use GH nutrients but the Liquid Kool Bloom cost me bloody £60 for 1L 😢🇬🇧 hardly used it either, i have much better results now with the Vitalink line up. Feeds daily, coco and perlite ✌️❤️
Can you review growing cannabis with diy nutrients? Im currently starting with plant prod Mj, it’s very common in my country as powders are way cheaper to ship than water
Great Video thumbs up from me. many thanks for all the advice you are putting out. I've reused my old coco from past ops for the first time and rebuffed exactly as described. I've been running into some problems with interveinal chlorosis and leaf tips burning/turning necrosis as if there is K deficiency present, upon further inspection it may also be a sulphur deficiency. I don't suppose you have any knowledge of this problem? Do I need to amend with sulphur? Add sand that was lost during the rinsing stage of coco? many thanks for all your work.
Check my yellow video. Interveinal chlorosis is usually magnesium deficiency and could be resolved with epsom salt which is extremely common in coco because of cation exchange sites and calcium, magnesium and potassium all competing for the same slots
on excel, hit Fx, select sum, then drag down the cells you want to add up and it'll add everything up for you :) Coco is wonky... I grow with that and both bag soil with mixed results... .I like how you use a solid set of numbers to work against... what's your NPK ratios you like to aim for in both veg and bloom?
It’s different for coco and soil. For soil it’s 5-2-3 and 2-4-3 or 2-4-5 depending on what I want to accomplish. Of course that’s baseline and I go up and down based on what I read. For coco, there’s just a lot more Ca, Mg and K.
@@MikeParentLeap dude is sooooo underrated. I think he might be the best grower on UA-cam. Really respect all his work and I’m a huge fan(more so than all of these slots TBH)
@@HowWeedGrow I think a big factor is dryback. I run about 2.0 EC. I was shocked to see you do .5 EC, but after learning and playing with drybacks, I can totally see how that'd work. I presume you wouldn't use high frequency fertigation with an EC that low? The EC at the top of your pot is probably slightly higher than .5EC, and depending on how long you dry back you media, the EC could be as high has 15.0 at the bottom, and there's a gradient through the pot. 15 just happens to be the largest EC that I've heard of/seen someone using (on youtube (measuring substrate EC in coco). I would be worried about pH with such a low EC... that is to say, if you're not getting enough runoff, but... I mean, I think you grow pretty good stuff. How often do you get runoff when you use coco? and how is your pH? close to the input?
@@everennui1 there is HF fert, 3 times a day, all within the first 4 hours of lights on, calibrated weekly to always have a tiny bit of runoff so saucer slowly get bigger. Excess is washed out. I never use high EC in any medium I grow, makes for poopie tasting weed in my experience.
@madchem184 Yes, a syringe. With r/o water around 10 ppm. I've used all kinds of different things and different charts and it's always less. I've used multiple ppm pens, and I've used other nutrient brands, and it's always the same thing. Sometimes, if I match the ppm on the chart, I'll have major issues. It's a headache.
That’s all just initial costs. The second grow you could reuse the coco and have so much nutrients left over But yea My coco feed chart simplifies this whole process to way less nutrients.
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For a link to the grow journal, check discord.gg/cS6GZMfcGJ
For the Feed Journal, Check www.hwgrow.com/meta%20feed%20journal.pdf
📷 Instagram: instagram.com/growweedeasier
ℹ More tutorials; www.howweedgrow.com/
📅 Full My Proven Feed Schedule: www.howweedgrow.com/Howweedgrow%20Ultimate%20Chart%20Cheat%20Sheet.pdf
PROOF: discord.gg/nwDXKeBV4g
I use canna coco, straight out the bag and into the pot, put plant into it from seed to harvest and never once ever rinsed or soaked or messed about with
I was just following instructions, this is my first time so I wanted to stay true to the style, next time Ill bypass
@@HowWeedGrow what im trying to say is that canna coco is in my opinion the best brand coco as no rinsing or soaking for buffering required, other brands ive heard you have to rinse and soak, paying a little more for canna outweighs all the labour of work to do all that for me, things don’t have to be that difficult you can get canna and everything is simple
@@ryanlongley5052 that crazy thing is, it wasn’t even more expensive. I bought this cause it was the highest in price. lOl. What a sucker I was. Next time though.
And BTW. I didn’t really need to rinse this. I just did It to follow instructions just so people don’t discredit me
@@HowWeedGrow yea i get what your saying, in the grow community someone always says your doing something wrong but I always see it as whatever works for you then go for it
Awesome growtip series! I gotta say, i use to use GH nutrients but the Liquid Kool Bloom cost me bloody £60 for 1L 😢🇬🇧 hardly used it either, i have much better results now with the Vitalink line up. Feeds daily, coco and perlite ✌️❤️
You don’t need it It’s just p and k All these nutrients are the same and you could buy it raw for much less
Can you review growing cannabis with diy nutrients? Im currently starting with plant prod Mj, it’s very common in my country as powders are way cheaper to ship than water
Where can I find this chart in the discord? (2:02) Have been looking to no avail.
Great Video thumbs up from me. many thanks for all the advice you are putting out.
I've reused my old coco from past ops for the first time and rebuffed exactly as described. I've been running into some problems with interveinal chlorosis and leaf tips burning/turning necrosis as if there is K deficiency present, upon further inspection it may also be a sulphur deficiency.
I don't suppose you have any knowledge of this problem?
Do I need to amend with sulphur?
Add sand that was lost during the rinsing stage of coco?
many thanks for all your work.
Check my yellow video. Interveinal chlorosis is usually magnesium deficiency and could be resolved with epsom salt which is extremely common in coco because of cation exchange sites and calcium, magnesium and potassium all competing for the same slots
@@HowWeedGrow great thanks man. ill go check that out and get onto straight away.
thanks for the advice
on excel, hit Fx, select sum, then drag down the cells you want to add up and it'll add everything up for you :)
Coco is wonky... I grow with that and both bag soil with mixed results... .I like how you use a solid set of numbers to work against... what's your NPK ratios you like to aim for in both veg and bloom?
It’s different for coco and soil. For soil it’s 5-2-3 and 2-4-3 or 2-4-5 depending on what I want to accomplish. Of course that’s baseline and I go up and down based on what I read. For coco, there’s just a lot more Ca, Mg and K.
Wow, great video and thank you for sharing.
I already Pay Dr. Earth Nutrients. Is it Big Different?
So you mix hydrogen peroxide with every nutrient mix for coco??
Yes for this medium and feed schedule, the TPS coco didnt use h2o2 and I did notice the pH climbing up faster and some funky growth
Mix it with chunky coco coir instead of perlite.
I've never soaked or rinsed coco in my life. I've been growing in coco for 15 years. None of that is necessary with the right coco.
Yea. I only did it because that’s what coco do cannabis instructed and I didn’t want any “well, you didn’t ______”’s in the final results
CANNA
Coco for cannabis is the man with the PhD so I trust he knows what he’s talking about. A lot of guys have cal-mag deficiency in coco.
@@Puggy42069 yeah. Dude is the truth. He slot easily took the #1 slot
@@HowWeedGrow Which video shows that? I couldn’t find which video of your slots showed the winner.
7 parts buffered Coco 3 Parts Perlite and 2 parts Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth.
Fool proof.
Jacks 321 at 2.5- 3 EC
damn that a high EC, my hydro grows go to .5 lol but yeah, just dipping my feet into coco, depending on how it does, I might test out other mixes
@@HowWeedGrow I thought so too, at first. The strains I’m familiar with had no issues at 3 EC, in CoCo. @GrowMoreStressLess convinced me.
@@MikeParentLeap dude is sooooo underrated. I think he might be the best grower on UA-cam. Really respect all his work and I’m a huge fan(more so than all of these slots TBH)
@@HowWeedGrow I think a big factor is dryback. I run about 2.0 EC. I was shocked to see you do .5 EC, but after learning and playing with drybacks, I can totally see how that'd work. I presume you wouldn't use high frequency fertigation with an EC that low? The EC at the top of your pot is probably slightly higher than .5EC, and depending on how long you dry back you media, the EC could be as high has 15.0 at the bottom, and there's a gradient through the pot. 15 just happens to be the largest EC that I've heard of/seen someone using (on youtube (measuring substrate EC in coco).
I would be worried about pH with such a low EC... that is to say, if you're not getting enough runoff, but... I mean, I think you grow pretty good stuff.
How often do you get runoff when you use coco? and how is your pH? close to the input?
@@everennui1 there is HF fert, 3 times a day, all within the first 4 hours of lights on, calibrated weekly to always have a tiny bit of runoff so saucer slowly get bigger. Excess is washed out. I never use high EC in any medium I grow, makes for poopie tasting weed in my experience.
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You might not go back!
Using the coco feed chart, it say ppm target 600 when I mix I'm only getting 460 ppm but that goes with any feed chart. Why does this happen?
How are you measuring the nutrient
@madchem184 I use blu lab ppm pen. I over mix and then dilute to the desired ppm.
@@snowww816 sorry I meant to ask how you measure the fertilizer quantity. Syringe? I use the same chart and I have to dilute to reach the desired EC
@madchem184 Yes, a syringe. With r/o water around 10 ppm. I've used all kinds of different things and different charts and it's always less. I've used multiple ppm pens, and I've used other nutrient brands, and it's always the same thing. Sometimes, if I match the ppm on the chart, I'll have major issues. It's a headache.
@madchem184 I have also added cal mag until I reach 200 ppm, and that helps. But I have to add way more than the chart says.
You'll spend more money on coco and all those nutrients than the consumer does on the actual product... It makes no sense
That’s all just initial costs. The second grow you could reuse the coco and have so much nutrients left over But yea My coco feed chart simplifies this whole process to way less nutrients.
MJ Coco is a poser.