So I purchased a clone in a 5 inch pot of living soil. I grow in coco and wondering if I can wash the roots of the soil and transplant into coco. Don't want to lose the plant it was costly.
So I purchased a clone in a 5 inch pot of living soil. I grow in coco and wondering if I can wash the roots of the soil and transplant into coco. Don't want to lose the plant it was costly.
So there should'nt be a problem with a 5 inch pot of soil planted into coco, will it cause root problem with the wet and dry cycles. Soil holding water much better than coco.
So there should'nt be a problem with a 5 inch pot of soil planted into coco, will it cause root problem with the wet and dry cycles. Soil holding water much better than coco.
You are good buddy. Take your clones like you said, but up this to your final pot and roll with it. Also you can see the perlite, so you should have good drainage.
I would caution you on this in pure* coco. Some dryback during lights off, ok. But you should do your best to keep your coco hydrated. Be sure to water to runoff, so you don't get any EC/PH issues.
I would caution you on this in pure* coco. Some dryback during lights off, ok. But you should do your best to keep your coco hydrated. Be sure to water to runoff, so you don't get any EC/PH issues.
I have been running coco for years now, I have an automated irrigation system that allows me to water as many times, up to 8 times per light cycle.
The master board.
Orbit 8 port manifold, only use 6 with the current setup.
Rainbird emitters, good full pot coverage.
Setup, modified Ebb and Flow system, only using the drain pots, with a riser. Can see the risers in the pots
Drain pots with the fabric bags of coco/perlite.
The drain pots are connected and outside of the tent I have the collection pot, which transfer the drain liquids to a waste barrel.