Thanks so much! I’ll definitely look into this when I get off work!So if you want to keep it really simple, go to https://www.dripirrigation.com/ and get yourself setup with a drip system.
I actually called them up and talked to the guy, he helped me out tremendously. We walked through part by part as I put my order in. Essentially all you need is a regulated water drip manifold, and they're like $8. I use the 1GPH model so each line is regulated to 1GPH and I didn't need to cut the tubing to the same length either.
D071 is the part # for the manifold.
T300 is the 1/8'' drip tubing
S047 is the stabilizer stakes
SF005 is the barbed Tee
I don't know the part # for the manifold plugs (for unused lines) but if you call them I'm positive they can tell you.
You'll also need a 1/2'' pvc riser/adapter that you can buy from them or Home Depot, and a water pump + timer.
You'll be all in for under $50 and have a fully functioning watering system that's automated. My advice for you (if you go this direction) is to set the timer on for 2x a day at 30 mins on. That will give your plants (that are in 2-3 gallon smart pots) 1 gallon of water total per day, and you can adjust as needed.
Starting my read now! Thanks!
I prefer canna 2, have run botanicare also when shop was out of canna or not enough bags to fill my order. It seems closeI prefer Canna Coco if given the option. Tupur is another rock solid coco product. I've got a bag of unopened botanicare coco I'll be using soon, so hopefully that stuff is good too.
I like buying my coco locally in bag form (not brick), and the shop I buy from charges an arm and a leg for Canna Coco. It's like $30 per bag versus $20 for botanicare that comes in a bigger bag.I prefer canna 2, have run botanicare also when shop was out of canna or not enough bags to fill my order. It seems close
Dang man, what state is sticking it to you like that?.30 a bag I would go back to clay ballsI like buying my coco locally in bag form (not brick), and the shop I buy from charges an arm and a leg for Canna Coco. It's like $30 per bag versus $20 for botanicare that comes in a bigger bag.
But yeah, Canna coco is super legit, nice and clean, never had an issue with it.
Haha. I'm in a red-state in the midwest. It's not quite $30, but like $27.99 so close enough. The botanicare bag is around $19.99 and it's about 20%-30% bigger.Dang man, what state is sticking it to you like that?.30 a bag I would go back to clay balls
Midwest? Oklahoma?Haha. I'm in a red-state in the midwest. It's not quite $30, but like $27.99 so close enough. The botanicare bag is around $19.99 and it's about 20%-30% bigger.
The struggle is real!
Not cool man... I’m at work and blew a load in my pants... hahaha jkI grow in coco.
My formula:
I buy 5 kilo bricks - GH or Botanicare. I rehydrate and leach the salts out with massive amounts of water.
Mix some big chunk perlite in.
Set up a drip system.
I grew tired of having the occasional 1/8 inch spaghetti tubing clog on my last setup
My current setup is a length of 1 inch poly tubing with a submersible pump attached on either end.
I have 1/2 inch feeder lines tapped into the 1 inch mainline. I then have a 1/2 inch ring of tubing with 1/8 holes drilled for irrigation.
I feed 3 times a day using the Lucas formula.
It is really simple and will crush it.
Sample nug grown this way.
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I was thinking about leaving it at 6. Think that’s good? I read 5.5-6.6. I figured 6 would be perfectAlways watch you pH with coco, its never really an issue with soil, but with coco nothing good will happen if its not within the right pH limits
That spent about 2 weeks from seed in 24 hours of light transplanted from 16 oz. Party cups and then straight to the flower room.Not cool man... I’m at work and blew a load in my pants... hahaha jk
That looks AMAZING!
How long did you veg/ flower?
What strain/ breeder?
yes 6 is purrfect, some coco growers are leaning to 6.2 as a better level, ive yet to test that method...I was thinking about leaving it at 6. Think that’s good? I read 5.5-6.6. I figured 6 would be perfect