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the coco slabs are mainly for re-curculating systems, the loose coco is mainly used in pots. PEACE!!! -ZEN-

dude, serious? Hey man I'm just conversing. No harm, no foul.

no sir,...I'm not. But here's a remix for your troubles. "SU, SU, SU, SU-SU, SUPER BURN!!!!!

that was a good one, I really,..really, really, really wanna see what comeback he has for that one,LMFAO!!!! PEACE!!! -ZEN-

Awesome...........super burn!!!!!!!!! Man that's gotta sting a bit.

right on bro!!!!

personally I start my clones with about .5ml of A and of B per liter, with 1ml of Rhizo. I really don't use cal/mg or superthrive. Just the A and B and the Rhizo. But do plan on changing that, cause I'm ready to start with H&G, but I'm just so stuck on Canna. almost forgot I only use tap water...

hey man what up, as far as flushing goes at about the beginning of week6 I generally start tapering down my nutes to about 20-25% in the last week(some go lower though). That leaves me with white ashes, no chemical taste, and tokes that are not harsh at all. Imo I would not use straight water to...

well first off maybe you should "size appropriate" your containers. My clones and seeds get started in small 5oz cups, then after they root they go into 4"x4" square containers for the first two weeks of veg, "then" into the 1.5gal pots then they either get two more weeks of veg or out to...

awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

look bro i have nothing to prove ,but this is my garden. Btw i use 1.5 gallon pots also. The black round ones are .75 gallon. And i water those big girls every two days. The 1.5 gal square pots get it every three days. THIS IS A TEST OF DIFFERENT VEGGING TIMES THAT I GOT GOING ON RIGHT...

I'll say this let your plants tell you when it's time to fee. And use this in conjuction with gaugine the moisture level of your coco. look here, if you pay attention to your plants "EVERY DAY" , you will see when they need to eat. At first this is how it usually goes. You'll see those leaves...

first thing I want you to do is go to Walgreens, CVS and ask them can you have a small dropper to measure out medicine with. That will give you the ability to measure out the small amounts you need for your seedlings and clones. But to answer your ???, yes I do give them food from the start...

NO,NO,NO! my god man you are blowing money. Did you research coco before you started? The reason coco is so good is because of the ability to hold oxygen. this is how it works, as the coco dries the roots are allowed more oxygen, which in turns promts the roots to search for more nutes, which...

yea, cheap and easy. Get some 2x4's, nail or screw them together to make a perimeter around your plants. Either a square or rectangle. Get some 4mil black plastic at lowes or home depot. Take the plastic and line the floor and the boards with it, at least two to three layers, Secure it with...

not true.not saying you are wrong but check this. First off I recommend a person finding one or tw strains and becoing VERY familiar with them. Reason I say that is be cause with some strains it's NOT a one size fit all. And just doing a standard thing may be too much or too little. But you will...

go to the canna homepage I think it's canna.com they have a link to where you can make a feeding shedule. Then you will know pretty much exactly what and when and how much in relation to nute amounts. PEACE!!! -ZEN-

hey what up man. Just my opinion ok. I think before you go all in with the whole canna line of nutes that you should get at least one to two grows under your belt with just the base nutes. That way you can get a good understanding before you start spending real money. Mind you I do use the other...

you should be ok. Just make sure it's buffered. But since you said it is a good brand , if it's LOOSE coco it should be buffered. House and garden is pretty good to. PEACE!!! -ZEN-

hey check my journal, good pics fro start to finish.shows what you can do with just the base A-B nutes and a bloom booster. Did it to show what you can do with a 400wt light and a tight budget.