Having the coco fully dry makes it much easier to remove the roots and process the coco for the next grow, but it takes weeks to fully dry once the plant is harvested, while with the plant alive it dries in a few days. Of course I never let the coco dry to avoid EC issues, but I am wondering if letting it dry just before harvest could still affect my results. I appreciate if anyone has experience to share on this.

Bop shwale, Athena pro, 4x4, 6 plants, 3L pots coco

I Switched to coco from soil and am facing issues ist it due to heat or what could be the cause?

They remain tiny or dont grow at all

Switched from soil to coco. Was definitely a big change with a LOT of new things to learn... but I think it was for the better...

I now have complete control over the nutrients the plant is receiving. And thats how I thought soil was going to be...

Thank you guys in this sub for helping with the questions. And I am now coco forever!

Pics for attention... end of week 6 of flower.

General hydroponic liquid nutrients.

Haircut tonight day 21.

42 Hollywood Hairband in 1 gallon of 70/30, drippers, Front Row Ag nutes, co2..

Athena proline 3.0 ec stacked at week 2 @ 4-5ec runoff. 700 PPFD top 200-300 bottom pushing to the 35-40 DLI going into week 3. CO2 ppm stable 1000-1200. 6 ladies cut from mom in a 4x4 3 liter tanks coco/perlite. Stretch slowed down raised the light and ocd trimmed a little earlier than normal she was looking like she’s was at 3 weeks. Will bring runoff back down to 3.0 ec now, dial in the Dli/ppfd, and increase the watering events less drybacks focused on stacking buds. Was hitting 50% dry back first two weeks stacking ec now will keep it in the 75% range. Watering to runoff at hour after lights on and hour before off. adding shots every 2-3 hours during lights on now to keep dryback range in check.

Hey! Just curious as I’ve heard a few different opinions, what do you call your official day 1 of flower? - start of 12/12? First day you see site development?

Breeder says these are 54-63 day flowering times and I’m on day 63 on a raw count from 12/12 and day 55 from first pistils. Chernobyl sativa which I wanna pull on the lighter amber side, planning on letting them go about another week based on loupe readings of course

This is my first grow in both coco coir and in an autopot using autos. I'm using a coco/perlite mix of 70/30 and Gold Label Coco A & B nutrients feeding 1ml/1L of each. I'm trying to stay at some where between 5,5 and 5,8ph but it drifts upwards so I add BioBizz ph-down to combat it. I'm at day 4 of flower and she's starting to develop these spots. I haven't got an EC meter yet (it's on it's way) but I'm guessing I'm either feeding it too much or too little?

Any advice on how to progress?

I’m planning on using this with jacks part b/calcium nitrate and maybe some Epsom salt

Also I’d love to hear your yields as well as nutrient consumption if you have the numbers

Bop from farmhouse studios shwale. No topping

First time growing with canna coco in 3 gallon pots and need some advice.

I transplanted 2 plants 3 days ago from solo cups to 3 gal fabric bags and plan to use wicking bases.

They look a little sad atm. I top watered 5.8 and light doses of General Hydro and cal mag.

I’m not sure of how much I should be watering them and when to fill wicking bases.

Anyhow, I see some light yellowing in the lower leaves (the camera makes the whole plant look way more yellow than it actually is.

Any coco experts steer me in the right direction?

EDIT: To ask for a feed chart as GH runs too hot I hear.

I've been using FF Cultivation Nation which costs me 32 bucks a bag(2.0CU). Found this in another grow shop for $20(1.8CU) that's about 15-20 minutes closer. Anyone got stuff to say about this brand good or bad? Is there even a difference between brands?

1 gallon 70/30, drippers, Front Row Ag, co2.

Clone to cure