New Grower Tangerine Dream Auto

[iampepe]

Nice growing Thanks for sharing
Do you recycle your used soil/pro mix?

 

[Dudeski]

@pop22 has a Frankenstein lab, he does all kinds of experiments! You should check out his threads

 

[hashead]

Just caught up on this, looking good man! Love the blueberry scrog pics! Ill be tagging along

 

[pop22]

BUT.......... peat is NOT a renewable resource. It takes hundreds of years for a bog to form and ripen. Coco coir is not only renewable, but actually a better medium, with better CEC ( Cation Exchange Capacity ), ie holds nutrients better. Also, unlike peat, it decays into plant usable nutrients over time. Its a very good additive for soil.

I understand! I am curious how it will work, should be good. But its hard to beat Promix

 

[Dudeski]

BUT.......... peat is NOT a renewable resource. It takes hundreds of years for a bog to form and ripen. Coco coir is not only renewable, but actually a better medium, with better CEC ( Cation Exchange Capacity ), ie holds nutrients better. Also, unlike peat, it decays into plant usable nutrients over time. Its a very good additive for soil.

Yes pop22, i cant argue with you about coco. Its a fabulous additive!

 

[cannibusdependen]

The squash is really growing fast.

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[Dudeski]

It is looking great, nice size and healthy color.

 

[cannibusdependen]

I know. I love the color. It's actually prettier in person. Almost like a lime green under t5 lighting. I'm waiting for a buddy to bring me an IBC tote and then I'm gonna start doing aquaponics. I can barely wait. I've watched a lot of videos on YouTube where people are growing cannabis with aquaponics. And it all looks great.

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[cannibusdependen]

BUT.......... peat is NOT a renewable resource. It takes hundreds of years for a bog to form and ripen. Coco coir is not only renewable, but actually a better medium, with better CEC ( Cation Exchange Capacity ), ie holds nutrients better. Also, unlike peat, it decays into plant usable nutrients over time. Its a very good additive for soil.

I've always wanted to try coco. Just haven't got there yet. I can't find it where I live so I'll have to order it. And shipping usually cost almost what the coco does.

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[cannibusdependen]

Day 16. Does anyone have advice for the brown spot on the leaf? It's also a one finger leaf.

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