Gangsta Lean
Member
i like the Botanicare coco u gonna want to flush it first
but i like the consistency giving i havent tried ne other brands
but i like the consistency giving i havent tried ne other brands
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Guest
Takes exactly 7 days for me to get my stuff when I order from plant it earth also, and I live in the far north.
They use stealth shipping also..just for your peace of mind.
Cheers,
SH
They use stealth shipping also..just for your peace of mind.
Cheers,
SH
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mosca negra
Mr. Never-- Hydroempire price matches, no problems! Just let them know-- great bunch of people over there!! Also, if you don't see something on-line, chances are they have it, but just not listed on their website! Peace, MN
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Jack Crevalle
Shit everyone has seen that Mosca's is top notch grow. Can't go wrong with his advice..
I USED FLUKERS BRAND COCO FROM THE PET STORE 3.49 A BRICK AND IT HAS WORKED VERY WELL WITH MY OUT DOOR GROW I GOT A 83" MALE TO GROW IN A FLOGER COFFEE CAN AND IT STILL GROWING. WHEN I FRIST CHEK THE TDS IT AS LIKE 295 AND AFTER A FEW FLUSHES I ENDED UP WITH 90 PPMS I HAVE YET TO TRY ANY OTHER BRAND
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Guest
Good luck bro!
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Guest
i quit using the bricked botanicare. they increasingly had sediment/sand and didn't expand to 2.5cuft at all.
so, i tried botanicare and ez-gro coco loose bags, which were identical to each other in texture, which was much finer than the blocks. i've also learned the hard way that they hold more water than the coarser bricks, and you must water less or amend with perlite or risk overwatering(in my style anyway).
after using this media for years, i can honestly say its just much easier to buy the loose bags and mix with perlite than expanding brick after brick, and finding that one is sandy or doesn't expand properly.
oh, the loose bags seemed to not require much initial flushing at all... the runoff was light brown whereas the brick runoff would be damn near like coffee
so, i tried botanicare and ez-gro coco loose bags, which were identical to each other in texture, which was much finer than the blocks. i've also learned the hard way that they hold more water than the coarser bricks, and you must water less or amend with perlite or risk overwatering(in my style anyway).
after using this media for years, i can honestly say its just much easier to buy the loose bags and mix with perlite than expanding brick after brick, and finding that one is sandy or doesn't expand properly.
oh, the loose bags seemed to not require much initial flushing at all... the runoff was light brown whereas the brick runoff would be damn near like coffee
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Mr. Nevermind
so i got my package from plant it earth today. 7 days to be exact. but they left out one of the bails of coco, but i got some coco to use ( they only fucked up half the order) . but i called and they are making it right. Gonna rinse it off in the am and get to tranplanting. Should be fun, and by fun i mean messy.
Thanks to all in thsis thread for the help. I think i have read every thread in this forum relevant to my situation and they all helped
Nevermind
Thanks to all in thsis thread for the help. I think i have read every thread in this forum relevant to my situation and they all helped
Nevermind
