Why?
- Thread starter GimmieThe Loot
- Start date
chemphlegm
Well-Known Member
yellow before nutes?
watering habits are ill likely
watering habits are ill likely
stoned-monkey
Well-Known Member
I've grown black mamba autos twice in ffof and didn't give any nutes till it started flowering, then it was only every other week.
don't know what coco mix you got there but I know ffof has enough nutes to burn small plants and feed most larger ones for several weeks.
don't know what coco mix you got there but I know ffof has enough nutes to burn small plants and feed most larger ones for several weeks.
GimmieThe Loot
Well-Known Member
Wat is ffof?
stoned-monkey
Well-Known Member
fox farm ocean forest
GimmieThe Loot
Well-Known Member
Huh? I read somewhere your not suppose to let coco dry out? So I water every two to 3 days
GimmieThe Loot
Well-Known Member
Would you say that ffof is easier to grow in?
Sir72
Well-Known Member
Once it dries out water, simple as that. If you're not letting it dry out then the roots are not getting enough nutrients and you will also begin to lock out nutrients. Make sure container/pot is nice and light.
Sir72
Well-Known Member
Without a doubt, it's soil vs coco
stoned-monkey
Well-Known Member
I only ventured to coco once (it was ok, seemed to dry out faster) but I feel ffof is fine and its usually cheaper and doesn't require as much bottle nutes. pros and cons to everything.
Sir72
Well-Known Member
Really cheap when you can find it locally
Coco requires 1/4 nutes even in seedlings.never let dry out completely.
GimmieThe Loot
Well-Known Member
Would you recommend coco for a beginner grower
stoned-monkey
Well-Known Member
read, read, and read. knowledge is what grows great marijuana.
GimmieThe Loot
Well-Known Member
Yes or no man?
MickFoster
Well-Known Member
I think growing in coco is the easiest of grow methods. Fast growth and the ability to correct a problem immediately. I've been growing in coco for years with great success. Never feed plain water, never let it dry out and start feeding from day one.
