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Fine Vs Fluff
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Fluff On Top And Fine At The Bottom?
Fine Vs Fluff
Or
Fluff On Top And Fine At The Bottom?
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I try to water before the top gets visibly dry and will be following that methodology for this trial.
Great thread idea. I'll be checkin in once a week or so. I just switched from cococan to cocogro and Im wondering if I was supposed to rinse the cocogro first? And what difference do you think it makes by using coarse hydrofarm perlite or FF big n chunky? I just put 10 germinated Femmed Ice cream seeds in a 70/30 cocogro/coarse perlite mix. You think I should use the big chunky perlite when I transplant to 5 gallon buckets? Its just that its so expensive at 40 bux a bag and harder for me to get then the coarse stuff. The coarse perlite does seem easier to mix in with the coco tho at least the small batch I did.
Mr. Bongjangles, I hope it's OK to throw a couple of pics up since it's kinda relevant.
Hey Bojangles, thanks for doing this!
I am just starting out but read somewhere that coco maintains moisture very well at the bottom areas of the pot and drys at the top quite quickly, so im wondering if it really needs watering after the top of the pot is visibly dry, perhaps it will last a quite a bit longer and visibly dry isnt a good enough indication?
If there is any truth to that then maybe there will be very little benefit to the extra water retention that perlite offers, especially if you use the same watering frequency?