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Pimpjuice9906

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calvin.m16 said:
Keep us updated, should be a good grow. The other option would be mixing liquid nutrients per a feed chart every time you water the plants in coco, this honestly is easier than it sounds. The grow dots though you're just going to need to water and it'll be less tedious.
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Will do. Trying to make sure I have all the equipment I need. Any suggestions on a bagged coco blend?
 
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Pimpjuice9906

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calvin.m16 said:
Keep us updated, should be a good grow. The other option would be mixing liquid nutrients per a feed chart every time you water the plants in coco, this honestly is easier than it sounds. The grow dots though you're just going to need to water and it'll be less tedious.
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Take a look at this. It has some additions to it. Roots organic coco.

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Tracker

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Pimpjuice9906 said:
When you say exchanging air I only have air being exhausted out. Do I need to pump make up air inside or it's fine without?

I grabbed this pH and tds meters. They seem standard. Waiting on my fans now.
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If you are exhausting air from the tent you do not need to pump additional air in. I exhaust from the top and put a piece of flexible ducting on the intake(s). I use women's nylons stretched over the intake to prevent some of the bugs and dust from getting into the tent. If you have your intake air flowing directly onto a pot or plant, that one will dry out faster.
 
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