Watering seeds in coco

Just popped my nasc 420 beans. I'm wanting to put them right into coco. Should I give a light light feeding first watering or just plain ph'd water?

Saturate the coco with a light nutrient and plant them......they should be good for a couple of days. I start in solo cups and start feeding daily to run off around day 3 or 4. Keep in mind I don't pre germinate. I start with planted seeds so I'm talking from sprout in my case.

I suggest mixing your coco with perlite. I use a 50/50 mix in the solo cups for good aeration and switch to a 70/30 mix when I transplant to my 2 gallon pots.

This is my 2nd time running coco but first time with seeds. I'm running coco this run in a 5x5 tent 4 plants in 5 gallon pots 100%coco. They're on spiderfarmer bases and drinking about 5 gallons a day. Week 5 flower. Would perlite change the amount of water later in the grow.

cronik john said:

This is my 2nd time running coco but first time with seeds. I'm running coco this run in a 5x5 tent 4 plants in 5 gallon pots 100%coco. They're on spiderfarmer bases and drinking about 5 gallons a day. Week 5 flower. Would perlite change the amount of water later in the grow.

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I'm confused. I thought you were talking about newly germinated seeds.
Not sure why you're looking for advice if that's your grow in the pic. Looks like you're doing everything right.

The ones in my pic are my current grow from clone. Next run is seeds

I tried a Coco plant as an experiment! I usually use happy frog. It ended up being more bountiful and better quality than my others, and amazing clean smooth smoke! I used a small cup of happy frog to get the seed going for few weeks, without adding nutrients just water. Then transplated into the 3 gallon coco pot. Once in the coco I just made sure to always add a small dose of calmag every water with equal parts A and B coco liquid nutrients. I also didnt know people water coco excessively, daily they say. I just let mine dry out 4-5 days like soil and resaturate and she did great!