nice start! Did you PM me last night mate, my phone wont let me open it? 
like she is ready for some good ol bondage .My first time in coco and man it's tough to get things right.But for her be 21 days old I think she looks great..If any grows in coco and wants to give pointers I'll take all I can get if this fails I'm done with autos.Thanks
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No I think it's the app mine has been crazy lately..lolGood luck buddy! She's looking great
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Thanks and I let it run off yesterday and the ppm was 3 times higher than what goes in it so from now on I'm going make sure I get run off..This is General Hydroponics coco..I try go on the weight of my pots and I'd rather it stay wet than to go dry on me..Thanks for the in put...hat looks real nice. Some cocoa tips aye? Keep an eye on your pH very diligently. Goes without saying, but I've grown some crazy plants in soil without checking pH once....cocoa ain't so friendly. I use Canna bricks because they are the best, and have total control from tree to store shelves. I want that. Get a feel for the weight of the container and the dry cocoa so you can have an idea what's up with moisture. You could even weigh them....also cocoa likes to be on the fence about water...sometimes it will act opposite of what soil plants do for dry/wet conditions. Go by your gut rather than what you are seeing. This is why it's nice to have a feel for the weight of the containers. One last little tip....make a diffusor type apparatus for watering your plants. For babies, I use a 1 gallon jug with a tight fitting top. The top has a thin aquarium hose grommeted or glued on....use this hose for getting the water exactly where you need it and it won't dig holes in the cocoa like pouring water will. Use RO. It looks like soil, but Cocoa is full blown hydroponics, make sure your water is up to the task. Some Cocoa tips.
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Yeah.....runoff is huge. My friend had lockout from not running off and it totally crept up on him and almost took out a 60 day old MONSTER Ultimate Auto from DP.....Just a few weeks back. He had to do some surgery and re-home her from a very respectable 5 gal bucket to a 15 gallon cloth shopping bag with a cocoa mat slab bottom. It worked. And the monster UA is alive and well with that bit of unpleasantness behind. Things can go downhill real quick with hydroponics....even to an experienced grower. What you using for lighting and NOOOTS?
I'm using cobs I got 6 1212s and my nutrients is from a hydroponics store they make it's 7-9-5 I used it in soil before and it did good..
My tap water is high in ph it's 7.65 I got my phone tester today and I watered the girls and they about jumped out of the pot.lolhat looks real nice. Some cocoa tips aye? Keep an eye on your pH very diligently. Goes without saying, but I've grown some crazy plants in soil without checking pH once....cocoa ain't so friendly. I use Canna bricks because they are the best, and have total control from tree to store shelves. I want that. Get a feel for the weight of the container and the dry cocoa so you can have an idea what's up with moisture. You could even weigh them....also cocoa likes to be on the fence about water...sometimes it will act opposite of what soil plants do for dry/wet conditions. Go by your gut rather than what you are seeing. This is why it's nice to have a feel for the weight of the containers. One last little tip....make a diffusor type apparatus for watering your plants. For babies, I use a 1 gallon jug with a tight fitting top. The top has a thin aquarium hose grommeted or glued on....use this hose for getting the water exactly where you need it and it won't dig holes in the cocoa like pouring water will. Use RO. It looks like soil, but Cocoa is full blown hydroponics, make sure your water is up to the task. Some Cocoa tips.
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