I re use my coco all the time because that’s the one item I have to drive out of town to get. I’m lazy
Highly recommend this stuff. It's like $25/bag shipped when it goes on sale. It's about 10-12 gallonsI re use my coco all the time because that’s the one item I have to drive out of town to get. I’m lazy
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Not here! We still have free plastic bags and the cloth ones are like $2 each! Sometimes $1 depending on store! Not sure if they would work but don’t see why not!
Apparently you can use coco just like soil, with mycos and bacteria and all the good organic stuff and reuse it over and over. I had always read that Coco had to be treated very specifically and that it was super finicky and touchy. Apparently its alot easier to work with than i had originally thought. Ive heard that it does have its own quirks but is generally alot more user friendly than i was led to believe. Ive been using coco peat and pearlite mixes and love it!I re use my coco all the time because that’s the one item I have to drive out of town to get. I’m lazy
It's not as difficult as the Internet makes it seem. It just takes learning different tools if you're using it hydroponically. But coco will break down organically and turn to soil if you treat it that way. There's a lot of soil mixes that are a good part coco
i had a joke lined up for this, but.....it ended up not bein as funnee as it first seemed, so.....nvmppp
