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Yes experience, something I have when it comes to growing organics in coco, and knowledge, something people with a capacity to learn can gain from experience or the experience of others.

Yes but im just letting you know its impossible to grow using dry amendments in 100% coco, the op had mentioned 25% ratio of worm castings in the coco which is enough. His problem was watering until runoff and too low of a ph. My comment about trolling was directed at that billy dude not you my...

You seem like a troll. Organics + coco + knowledge + experience= possible. Is it recommended? No. Is it doable with good results. Yes I never said 100% coco was doable with organics. I've stated the opposite several times on this post alone.

You did some reading, not research. The microbes in the soil and the peat as well as the mycorrhizae help to buffer the soils ph unlike coco coir. That's why when growing organics in soil it's not as important to ph the water unless it's extremely off. below 6 is too acidic and above 7.8 is too...

Damn that's unfortunate. My buddy T. Medicates his seizures with grass and it works. My niece can't regulate her body temperature and gets seizures in the summertime. CBD doesn't help her either. Crazy how stuff affects people differently.

I used coco to do organics and got good results. It's more work cause you gotta water more often and basically turn your coco into soil with shitty water retention. There's almost no room for error. Better to save a step and just use the soil. I switched over to pro mix when eventually ran...

What about CBD? Thats been know to stop seizures. Go figure (At least where I live) is something we say when something finally makes rational sense. It's not been known for a long time that cannabis smoke can affect blood pressure and heart rate so it makes sense that my freind with the hole in...

My buddy actually was born with a hole in his heart and gets palpitations when he smokes cannabis. Go figure. Very interesting talk with some valid points and questions.

Seems legit.... lol

In gonna assume that the floor is probably a lot colder than the air in that room too. Too cold root zone = bad news bears.

I didn't even notice that in the pic lol.

They look a lil dry in the pic, maybe a good time to feed them if you're not already doing it. Nitrogen Deficiency is whats making them yellow like that.

By treated the same I meant given proper wet/dry cycle and correct amounts of nutrients, same lighting and other environmental conditions consistently through the whole grow space (no cold or hot spots or dead air). I by no means meant water them each at the same time with the exact same amount...

It could be that the one on the far right has undesirable genetic traits that make it more sensitive to stress than the others. Unless you are doing something wrong and the other 4 are not showing symptoms yet, If 4 out of 5 are doing good and there's no difference in the way they are being...

Everything seems fine except that low RH. You might want to consider adding a humidifier to bring that up between 50-60 to reduce plant stress and speed up growth.

Yes water until runoff.

Flushing is not bro science, it's cheaper and has the same results as not flushing. Why use more when you can use less?

Yeah you don't want to add over watering to the list of complications lol. Best wait until it's not heavy. I've never used foliar sprays before, but in this situation it might be a good idea.

If your are using synthetics yes, not with organic liquid ferts that don't contain salts.

Poor bugger lol