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Since you are following hydroponics, you don't need to add much amount water as the soil has good water retaining capacity. Excess water would also damage the growth of plants. The water to be added depends on the stage of growth. Make sure that it is not dripping wet but just appropriately damp...

Hey dear, pH plays a very important role in hydro........Because of its pH, the coco coir proves favorable for the plant growth. So, it is necessary that you continue checking the pH of the soil. The perfect pH should be between 6 to 6.7.

Growing plants organically is something which is in favor of plants, as well as of the environment and even your pocket. Since organic ways favor less use of chemical fertilizers, it is safe for the environment. Also, it can supplement the soil with essential ingredients and sustain its fertility.

Though both, coco and soil are a growing medium for plants, but the former is much beneficial than the latter. Coco peat, being natural is safe for the environment. Soil, after sometime needs additional chemical fertilizers to retain its fertility, but with coco peat, this need is eliminated...

Well as per my knowledge, clay is not necessarily all bad. It consists of good moisture and nutrition. However, that same good moisture can also causes a problem. As clay soil drains slowly. So, as snow melts and rains set in, clay soil tends to remain saturated long after average or sandy...

Yes I am using coco coir as a potting mix. As it has a water holding property which is beneficial in plant growth. As it is a natural product obtain from coconut husk it doesn't produce any bad effects on plants and soil.

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