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ı use coco coir. i'll make a buffering. my nutriens are different brands. will there be a problem in the future? I know that the AN brand does not work well with other brand fertilizers
 
Would be wise to name all the brands you are using.
Otherwise you might as well ask a monkey what vegetables are going to work well together in a soup.
:rolleyes:
 
Hesi actually doesn't have a cal/mag in their product line, so I added canna's cal/mag agent without any issues.
I'd say the most issues you would have is the nutrient balance if you mix several base nutrients...
Adding cal/mag doesn't strike me as particularly dangerous, even if its off brand.
 
i'm a beginner and I'm failing at soil, ı use coco coir. my friend warned me that I should not mix different brands of fertilizers. but I don't know the truth of what he said. and I want to have a smooth and flawless grow when using coco coir
 
Check out H3ad formula. I use hard tap water so I have to mess with things a little more but have found his ratio to be just about spot on

H3ad goes Coco

Highyas guys... After watching and reading and generally being impressed with the results you've all been getting with the coco medium, I've had to make the switch myself... Being the rebel that I am...Not having coco specific nutes, and having a full supply of GH flora micro and bloom, I've...
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And cannastats

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With RO water you should be able to get by with just the 6/9 two bottles. Adding calmag on top just throws off ratios. Best of luck
 
sh0wtime said:
Everybody I ever talked to sais soil is the most forgiving, maybe I talked to some idiots, thats very much possible.
But I also haven't grown in coco, so I take your word here.
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If people wouldn’t watch YouTube and IG videos and just feed their plants the proper ph and EC in coco they would literally have a smooth run every time. But instead they think they need to reinvent the wheel and add 15 bottles of supplements,yukka,aspirin, have dry backs, change light cycles etc
 
bk78 said:
If people wouldn’t watch YouTube and IG videos and just feed their plants the proper ph and EC in coco they would literally have a smooth run every time. But instead they think they need to reinvent the wheel and add 15 bottles of supplements,yukka,aspirin, have dry backs, change light cycles etc
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I don't really measure my EC unless I have issues. You can handle soil without a mini-Lab, that's what I was saying.
Soil is more forgiving with PH and doesn't give off the nutrients as fast.
Considering most people go ballistic with their nutes at first, I would say I'm not totally wrong here with my statements.
 
sh0wtime said:
I don't really measure my EC unless I have issues. You can handle soil without a mini-Lab, that's what I was saying.
Soil is more forgiving with PH and doesn't give off the nutrients as fast.
Considering most people go ballistic with their nutes at first, I would say I'm not totally wrong here with my statements.
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Mini lab? From what I see most soil grower put in more work then I do per run. Top dressing, tea bubbling etc

i simply fill up a reservoir, dump in bloom 1, dump in bloom 2, ph solution and repeat that 1 week later when reservoir is empty. A monkey could do it literally
 
I'm off work, it's snowing and raining outside and frickin cold.
I'm not 20 anymore so I'm not jerking off and playing videogames all day.
At your service, captain bk.
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