Coconut water as fertilizer and bloom booster

[mexcurandero420]

To expensive where i live if they have them.The Grace pack above is just pasteurized, nothing more.

 

[WingzHauser]

Do you think it would have a good effect on landrace sativas?

No. Somebody explain why coconut would even be a consideration. Potassium? Okay, if you have free coconuts.. Cytokinins? Yeah kelp sellers said the same about kelp too which is dominant in auxins. Cannabis hormones are largely determined by an intersection of nutrition and transcription, cytokinin dominant in bloom regardless of internode, most growers veg for 2 weeks so don't act like that's a major concern. Easiest way to get plant that resembles what you're looking for: Indian ganja genetics, or blue light to oxidize auxin.

Almost everything 'extra' a Cannabis grower thinks he needs to do has already been considered by the fertilizer. You're gonna worry about Cytokinins and finish the plant with calcium chloride? Okay, kids.. The fertilizer clown will make or break your entire 3 ring circus. Those are my observations. Cannabis growers wanna add silica and end up with white crusty runoff. They wanna add sugars and end up with ants. They wanna brew up weird fermented shit in their home when the fertilizer use already charged them an ass load for the nasty smelly hassle. It's like.. If your fertilizer sucks that fuckin bad, switch brands maybe? Nah, season the witches kettle we go home made shit to fuck around with.

 

[Preacher cripple]

Look for the fresh whole coconut at the supermarket or grocery store rather than the processed stuff.

This would of course be ideal.

 

[JKD]

Diluted to 10ml/L
N-P-K-Ca-Mg would be approximately 40mg/L - 10mg/L - 70mg/L - 24mg/L - 15mg/L, but varies as coconut water is not consistent.

 

[EnjoyingLife]

I was thinking it might be a complete replacement for nutes for some varieties. I grew out their panama using barely anything at all. Ill do a test run down the road

Have you done this test run?
If so, what were the results?

 

[GMT]

Diluted to 10ml/L
N-P-K-Ca-Mg would be approximately 40mg/L - 10mg/L - 70mg/L - 24mg/L - 15mg/L, but varies as coconut water is not consistent.

Can I just ask where you got those numbers?
I've seen powdered coconut milk, and cartons of the milk, but I've never seen coconut water itself on sale. Is it sold as is, or do you need a supply of coconuts and DIY?
They are really handy numbers for mid flower.

 

[goingrey]

Can I just ask where you got those numbers?
I've seen powdered coconut milk, and cartons of the milk, but I've never seen coconut water itself on sale. Is it sold as is, or do you need a supply of coconuts and DIY?
They are really handy numbers for mid flower.

Often it's in cans

 

[mountainoutlaw]

This is one of my ingrediants in my secret bloom mix....i guess your onto me...hehe...

 

[mountainoutlaw]

All coco water isnt same...btw...

 

[RobFromTX]

Have you done this test run?
If so, what were the results?

Haha no ive been using biobizz

 

[JKD]

Can I just ask where you got those numbers?
I've seen powdered coconut milk, and cartons of the milk, but I've never seen coconut water itself on sale. Is it sold as is, or do you need a supply of coconuts and DIY?
They are really handy numbers for mid flower.

Coconut water is sold as is. Cartons, cans and bottles where I am.

Figures vary. These are different to mine, as I’ve given upper end of averages: https://coconuthandbook.tetrapak.com/chapter/chemistry-coconut-water
& another: https://tools.myfooddata.com/nutrition-facts/170174/wt1 (open minerals table).

Protein is about 16% nitrogen (more likely to find protein listed than nitrogen).

The mg/L are just the resulting math.

 

[airplane]

Build-a-Soil has a good coconut stuff

 

[EnjoyingLife]

Build-a-Soil has a good coconut stuff

I've been looking some of their products for a bit.

Have you used any?

 

[EnjoyingLife]

Haha no ive been using biobizz

I've read good things about it.

Do you like it?
How long have you used it?

 

[Jellyfish]

Anybody used some coconut water in their hydro set up? How did that work out?

 

[RobFromTX]

I've read good things about it.

Do you like it?
How long have you used it?

For a few years at low doses. It goes well with landrace sativas. You know they can be sensitive

 

[Jellyfish]

Thanks for responding! What kind of dosage per gallon did you use? For the whole growing cycle, the whole flowering cycle, or?

 

[RobFromTX]

About a tablespoon/2 gallons for bio bloom and teaspoon/gallon fish mix. But again this is landraces. Modern hybrids can handle much more im sure.

Coconut water sounds interesting but im gonna need someone to post up a journal before i ever try that

 

[Jellyfish]

I don't see how that small an amount could mess things up too bad.

 

[EnjoyingLife]

For a few years at low doses. It goes well with landrace sativas. You know they can be sensitive

Ive read but no experience.

Well I guess this would be my season for experience, 3 Ace ethiopia but I'm afraid I cooked them.

Either I got a little heavy handed when I mixed the soil for cooking or being as my last season was a dud (heatwave cooked my plants, I'm watering better this go round) there was more nutes left in it.

The winter was wetter than usual and I use rain water to the best of my ability when letting the soil rest, so I was thinking I was heavy handed. To many varibles to be sure though....

They live but damn they are sad looking. The heat isn't helping. It's a seed run so I'm hoping to just get some seeds.

I think my female bangi was happy til transition but I have some minor tip burn now after feeding her. The leaves darkened up though and that's what I was after so I'm just watching.

Dr earth nutes here btw. Oh I grabbed some montery fish and guano. Didn't think to check if it was at least ORMI marked as I needed something now for the bangi. Will look another time as I hope to keep using it.