What nutrients for coco

I'm going start growing in Coco an their's alot of variety like House & Garden,Canna,Advance,etc. Tell me what's your pros an cons on using these nutrients line up. Looking for A & B, an Bloom booster no other additive maybe root booster.

I didn't like using the bottled nutrients. I like mixing up the powdered stuff better (also cheaper). Its a bit less messy IMO. I use Jacks but their are a lot of options.
I would skip the bloom booster. Just another thing to mess up. Especially if this is your first grow.

Megacrop straight through with a little calmag and Epson.

I used canna a&b
Canna rhizo (only after transplant)
Canna pk 13/14
Dutch pro explode

Im only a new grower though so theres deffo better ranges out there,

I tried to keep mine quiet basic at first* dont know why half mt first message deleted itself

Jacks, Megacrop, or any other dry nutrient that has calcium nitrate as the main nitrogen source. I use Vitagrow but it's just a regional thing from a local shop.

General Hydroponics MaxiGro and MaxiBloom is an easy two part nutrient with proven results. It has plenty of calcium and magnesium so you won't need to worry about adding calmag. The two parts will carry you from start to finish. They have a booster called KoolBloom but you don't need it.


Good luck with whatever path you take.

I swear by Canna, not only because it's expensive but also because Ive always had good results.

I've used General Hydroponics three part Flora series with CaliMagic and a silicone additive during veg.

I use DUTCH PRO GROW A/B HYDRO/COCO and canna mono Ca.

I add my Ca to my source water which increases it from 0.2 EC to 0.4EC.

Then I add my base nute to 1.2-1.4EC pH5.8 and I feed every single day with at least 20% runoff.

environmental control is the key to most successful grows.

if you can successfully keep your environment under full control the rest will fall into place.

I’ve only shown 1 plant. Critical + by dinafem.
I’ve also got an auto in there but usually I grow 4 plants under my 400w.

I use GH MaxiBloom from start to finish.