That what i was thinking and was my main motovator for geting this sub forum up!
I think it will definitely be popular. I just started a COCO grow room and the growth rates I am getting are equal to my other two hydroponic rooms.
Yep, didn't add cal-mag one watering and saw calcium deficiency on every plant. They seem to like about 100 ppm of calmag every watering.
Why would you want to re dry it?
He has a point. The first time I reconstituted a brick, I had 14 gallons of wet coco, but only needed four gallons so I had ten gallons left over sitting in a hefty bag. It sat for three weeks before I needed it again. I just ran 5ml per gallon of 35% h202 water through it before I used it again, just in case it had acquired any pythium. Fortunately COCO has anti-bacterial properties so the risk of getting pathogens is a lot less than with other forms of hydroponics.
No, the loose fibers you get are already reconstituted. Same thing as bricked coco. I know they add other stuff to certain brands, like perlite etc. It's all good!
what style of hydro are your other two rooms? i have a huge bag of hydroton and a couple bags of canna coco but they have just sat for like a year and a half. i was going to do a 60/40 chow mix on a drip system, but just keep talking myself out of it because i was worried it was going to be way slower than dwc. are you saying you're getting equal growth rates in coco and hp aero?
The same 1 I use. Its fine no problems the first time I used it. I have to go back to the hydro store and pick up a couple more blocks. The store I go to now carries canna nutes and I thiink will start carrying the coco soon as well.
I reply to your other post! But coco pros being the ability to feed more during a light cycle than you can with
