Few day old seedling, next steps?

Hydroponics stores, deff homedepot but watch out for like miraclegrow and shitty stuff like that. I use 80coco 20perlite all bought at homedepot, just ph it. And def get a bigger container, like that other dude said, those guys/gals who do that are not beginners
This may sound really ignorant but.. what is coco? I know it's some kind of soil replacement or something, but i have no idea what it is. Is it worth to use?
 

Chip Green

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Coconut Coir, an inert growing media. Has zero nutrient content, but the capability to hold nutrients, and moisture that is added to it. Often used as a base for hydroponic feeding, or also as a base soil component.
 
Coconut Coir, an inert growing media. Has zero nutrient content, but the capability to hold nutrients, and moisture that is added to it. Often used as a base for hydroponic feeding, or also as a base soil component.
Oh man... I have no idea what hydroponic feeding is and google isn't really helping me lol. Thats a little complex for a newbie like me. :wall:
 

Tfunk0704

Active Member
Soil is prob the best way to go for beginners though, you won’t have to worry about nutes and ph and tds as much, I heard it’s a lot more forgiving of mistakes though. My fav site for info (besides this one) and seeds is www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com
 

Tfunk0704

Active Member
Just get soil that you can grow roses in but make sure their is no notice grow and pesticides, other than that make sure your soil drains well perlite helps
 

Novabudd

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I will definitely be checking back in with this forum in a couple weeks. You guys are awesome :joint::weed:
Now this is a perfect attitude for a new grower looking for advice. I think you'll become a very succesful herbalist. No doubt we'll soon be asking your advice :bigjoint:
 

XxCashedxOutxX

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This may sound really ignorant but.. what is coco? I know it's some kind of soil replacement or something, but i have no idea what it is. Is it worth to use?
Coconut Coir, an inert growing media. Has zero nutrient content, but the capability to hold nutrients, and moisture that is added to it. Often used as a base for hydroponic feeding, or also as a base soil component.
Not entirely true Coco coir does have some nutrients. Here is a nice little article explaining everything about it including the nutrients that it contains.
https://www.maximumyield.com/the-chemistry-of-coco-coir/2/2678
 

cogitech

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And if no one told you get a t5 light for veg and hps for light or if money’s tight then just a hps. New soil, no nutes 2-3 weeks then any of those combination grow nutes. Your looking for N-P-k and cal/mag for nutes. Go extremely light at first and keep on learning. Good luck
She wants to grow outside, so a couple of CFLs for the seedlings is all she needs.
 
Now this is a perfect attitude for a new grower looking for advice. I think you'll become a very succesful herbalist. No doubt we'll soon be asking your advice :bigjoint:
Awww thank youu!! I am very very excited about this! and even more excited theres an alike community where i can make all new bud buddies :leaf::P
 
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