DrewbieDoobieNoobiestarted grow question 8y ago
Any coco coir growers out there have any tips on buffering the coco that I might have missed. Any techniques as far a treating the media before you plant? please let me know. watering or feeding schedules things that would help me as a first timer in coco. thanks for the support.
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LongJohn420answered grow question 8y ago
also some botanical activator like BioBizz Acti Vera is good when growing in coco. to get that useful mikrob life going
Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 8y ago
I would take the single products from canna ( calcium and magnesium) to buffer the coco and some aloe after washing it. Single products a´have the advantage that they dont contain Nitrogen , like all the other mixed calmag products. So you can easy start with you seedling without having overfertilisation . greetings
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OutForRealanswered grow question 8y ago
About the feeding it is hard to recommend a feeding chart over another as it depend mostly on your the nutrients available for your but whatever the brand you will use you NEED to grab a bottle of Cal-Mag because coco grow requires a lot more than a classic grow. About the coco buffering I know that some growers are soaking the coco into a Ph'd water with extra cal mag in it 👍😊
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