girlwhogrows

@girlwhogrows, with then being coco feeds you might not need the cal mag. I have no personal experience with those nutrients. They likely compensated in their feed. You can't over water coco grows unless you leave it In run off. They tend to do better with heavy irrigation, and fresh feeding especially when bigger. Just stay aware what run off ph and tds is.

@Roberts, okay yeah I’ll slow down with the watering and be sure to empty the run off instead of hoping it will evaporate lol, do you think I’ll still need calmag because I’m using the advanced nutrients sensi coco range? Thanks again appreciate ur time and advice :)

@girlwhogrows, coco needs to always be wet. It is Hydro in a potter. Test run off ph as well. Just do not let it sit in run off. Smaller plants you can do every 2 to 3 days if it is staying wet and your run off ph is in range. Cal mag is generally needed in coco grows as well. 👍🏻

@girlwhogrows, keep that coco wet, and the ph right. I would be starting her lst very soon. Just ask if you need some advice. 5 8 is a good vegging ph. 6.1 6.2 is good in flowering.

@Roberts, Thankyou so much, do you think I should be watering everyday in that case? Okay perfect I’ll be getting the PH to 5.8 then thanks for the advice, there’s lot of learning for me to do!!!

@girlwhogrows, keep that coco wet, and the ph right. I would be starting her lst very soon. Just ask if you need some advice. 5 8 is a good vegging ph. 6.1 6.2 is good in flowering.

@Roberts, Thankyou so much! My first grow after having a break for 2 years so just hoping to get a harvest!!!

Good luck with the cbd auto compassion lime. 👍🏻🌱

Omg looks banging ! Enjoy

@Jimmy89, I would love to have a go at that myself but unfortunately the city leaves no stones unturned round here haha, maybe in the future I can have a go at the outdoor cultivation! thanks so much and all the best with yours!

@girlwhogrows, no worries! Look forward to seeing your grow come along! Never done an auto indoors only ever outside for a quick English summer crop. Every grows a learning curve, I’m always trying new things out and tweaking my set up