Grow Mediums Sensi coco grow and Bloom

[Think]

I contacted advanced and asked if I needed to add a calmag supplement when using sensi coco. There reply was this


No need for ca/mg. Our pH perfect bases have all the plant will need. If you see “deficiencies” contact us, as there is likely something that may need tweaking. (for example, many people accidently treat coco like soil and let it dry out or feed to infrequently)

Has anyone used sensi coco without using a calmag supplement?

 

[Exotic Flower]

I contacted advanced and asked if I needed to add a calmag supplement when using sensi coco. There reply was this

No need for ca/mg. Our pH perfect bases have all the plant will need. If you see “deficiencies” contact us, as there is likely something that may need tweaking. (for example, many people accidently treat coco like soil and let it dry out or feed to infrequently)

Has anyone used sensi coco without using a calmag supplement?

Thanks for this. Last grow (outdoors) I used maybe 60% soil plus 30% coco and some other things.
This spring have been thinking about increasing the % coco, mainly for water retention reasons.
Thinking about using AN Sensi coco, feeding according to TaNg's easy feeding schedule.
The Cal Mag situation has been a concern. So, this is really helpful, thank you.
May still try to find some ways to get a Cal Mag backup plan ready, just in case.

 

[Think]

Anyone else got a view on this?

 

[TehSnow]

If you go by the description on their Sensi Cal-Mag Extra:
"...If you're using our base nutrient, your crops are already getting the correct amounts of Ca, Mg and Fe. But if you're using our competitors' base nutrients, your crops could suffer from stunted growth or yellowing leaves. In that case, use Sensi Cal-Mag Extra..."

It says that if you already use the base-line products, you do not need to supplement Ca, Mg and Fe any further.