At what stage is it okay to add mineral nutrients to the water? I heard 3 weeks in.
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ChernobylMyco
You are using coco coir and vermiculite as your medium I see? With that medium you want to start adding nutrients with water of course for the plant to grow. The main benefit of using coir is that you don't have to water often and it is mold resistant. However, it lacks in nutrients so you have to g... View More
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November 14, 2021
ChernobylMyco
echo38 it works really good. I really love that specific tek for small personal use grows. I do autoflower mainly but someday would love to have a big bush in the backyard and collect seeds from it. Keep the cycle going and always clone the plant.
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November 14, 2021
vintagesapiens
Chernobyl its actually coir and perlite. I chose the coir because i read that it was nutrient rich and it was extra from my other project. "The chemical constituents of coco coir include cellulose, lignin, potassium, phosphorus, chloride and sodium. There are also trace amounts of nitrogen, magnesiu... View More
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November 15, 2021
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vintagesapiens
The perlite was to keep the soil aerated and help with the root structure. At least that is my intention..
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