reddiamond
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I hit a maximum of 1.4EC incl the PK, (around 1.2EC without it) they don't need massive amounts of nutes to grow well so why waste money and if you're feeding every day then they get what they need.What's your total EC once you've added your PK? Do you reduce your main nutes back a lot?.
My biggest tip to any indoor grower is "control your environment".
The plants know what to do so its up to you to give them the food, light, temps and ventilation they need to accomplish this
Sort of I top them around the 5th node and allow them to grow out a bit and then remove nodes 1,2 & 3 completely at the stem. After that you should have 4 main branches coming off that you can then top a 2nd and 3rd time to give you plenty of tops.When I was looking at a couple of your grows I noticed that it looked like you topped them down to like the 2nd node to cause them to massive trunks. Was I seeing this right?.
By all means, carry on mateHope you don't mind me being a copy cat but I gotta see if it will work for me.
I started with the canna coco nute guide and followed it on my 1st ever grow and it was easy although I did find it a little hot so dropped to about 2/3 strength.
Coco has to be the easiest medium to use, if you treat it like soil it will work and give soil growth rates but treat it like hydro and you will get faster growth rates. Once you have a good solid root structure it is VERY difficult to over water, I saturate mine daily and they thank me for it but only when I have PLENTY of good root growth. I can also leave them for a couple of days if I cant get there and they wont be wilting and falling over on me so its the best of both worlds for me.