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Looking good. What percentage is your lamp at 50% 75% ?
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Coco Coir
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Week 3
2024-10-15 to 2024-10-21
Day 29 Veg (15th) - transplant to 3 or 5 gallon cloth pots and lightly water edges.
Day 31 Veg (17th) - 1 quart Veg Feed* with CalMag around edges of pots.
Day 34 Veg (20th) - LST
Day 35 Veg (21st) - LST
SIDENOTE: I included a couple of photos of the mother plant and her sister, currently in week 3 of flower. The mother plant, naturally, is the smaller of the two. After 20 cuttings, it is still producing several kolas.
*Note: Veg feed "based" on 3-Part Weekly Basic nutrient chart provided by General Hydroponics. Nutrient amounts may be adjusted in the event the clones show signs of deficiencies. See their website for a copy of this chart.
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popcornsuttoncommentedweek 45 days ago
Psilocubensiscommentedweek 314 days ago
Great grow!
Cover top soil with cutten grass, wood chips, any thing organic to increasy root, maximize the potencial of your soil !!
Anyhting that make the top moist, and slow release anything or make a home for the microorganisms....
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Marbanyacommented12 days ago
@Psilocubensis,
You would do this with Coco Coir? I try not to add anything that might bring in disease or pests from outside. I also use cloth pots to keep the soil well drained. Coco Coir should be treated as Hydroponic in the sense that you are maintaining the nutrient balance and PPM ratios, testing the excess water/feed that flows through the cloth pots, into the tray.
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