wyteboi
Well-Known Member
you didnt cause any "fights" red eye. and sorry for disrupting your thread , but sometimes we all need the debating , its how we learn. plus with the info that was givin you might of went out and bought a whole other line of food or a whole other medium and i wanted to make sure you knew this was your fault an not the mix or the food. no big dealThanks for all your help! will let it dry out, repot her and give her some N and then will see how she does, But the medium is taking a while to dry out! But will always add perlite in future!
Plus i didnt mean to cause any arguments, so please dont fight
if your crop is always good then you'll be happy but you'll never learn shit.the medium taking so long to dry out is the prob i was referring to at the beginning. there is not enough aeration in the mix for the roots to thrive. so whether you use coco or light mix or both , make sure and add aeration. (perlite , sand , gravel , ect...)
Both coco and light mix are very good mixes to begin with, so either one is fine. any food will work with these two mediums, and there is no need to worry about the ph either.
organic food would do best in the light mix though.
what are you gonna be using to feed with in the future ?
after you replant , i wouldnt give it any water for a couple days so that root rot will dissipate a lil before getting them wet again.
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