brunnings coco brick

[pisspotgrower]

fuck bunnings get some good quality coco coir from hydro shop.

 

 

did i mention fuck bunnings?

 

 

Of course the bag stuff from hydro shop better quality but bunnins works fine

 

Chunknugs if ur havintrouble with buning brix i put it u have trouble with all coco or didnt flush

 

But yer ya new mix sounds good mate havent used the cocopete myself but look forward to the results

And with your watering pends on size of plants n pot size, keep moist but not wet. take ya couple days work out but not 2 hard buddy

[shroomyshroom]

any coco that is fine grade on not the stuff with bark chunks in it is fine...

 

it doesn't matter if its the stuff you buy in the 50lr bags at the hydro store or the bricks from coles, Safeway of bunnings... as long as they are flushed 3 - 4 times with very hot water the quality is exactly the same... i did a side by side this year with my 50ltr pots and there was no difference at all..

 

but if you got the extra $$$ and like to pay for name brand stuff why not

 

 

I like the brunnings 15ltr bricks from bunnings cant beat them for price and as i said after flushed 3 - 4 times i find no diff in them and the quality can canna coco

[Fibrofeend]

I like the brunnings 15ltr bricks from bunnings cant beat them for price and as i said after flushed 3 - 4 times i find no diff in them and the quality can canna coco

 

As i said cant beat NF coco for VALUE and Quality.

 

I had a look at those brunnings bricks at Bunnings the other day, it was around $8 for a brick that makes 15ltrs.

 

NF 5kg Coco brick = 55ltrs = $10

 

So they are much better value imo

[louise]

$8? nah, $3.50 for Brunnings seed raiser coir at Bunnings (makes 15L) or $1.75 for the slow release fert block from The Reject Shop. After washing it works fine and the wash water makes a fine nutrient mix for potted ornamentals and other plants.

[Fibrofeend]

hmm must have had the wrong label on it then aye..or i read it wrong

 

Anyway at that price i am still getting better value for money and imo i find the NF much more stable for maintaining PH across a wide range of plants.

[shroomyshroom]

$8? nah, $3.50 for Brunnings seed raiser coir at Bunnings (makes 15L) or $1.75 for the slow release fert block from The Reject Shop. After washing it works fine and the wash water makes a fine nutrient mix for potted ornamentals and other plants.

 

 

Bingo............ you know your shit

[louise]

When it comes to cheap but reliable coco I know where to find the cheapest Shroomy. Truth be known there isn't much nitrophoska left after a couple of hot washes and the little bit that remains doesn't appear to be a problem for the plants.

[Untitled]

If you look the shit bunnings sell is coco peat not coco coir.. well every bunnings ive been to in past 12 months..... coco peat dosn't have near as much air capacity as coco coir.... Take a look when your flushing it ready for use, grab a handful of brunnings coco peat squeeze it and note how long it takes to expand again (it prolly wont even full expand again... Then do the same with NF coco coir it will decompress as soon as you stop squeezing.

 

 

50L bag of NF can be had for $20-25

 

$10.50 for 45L of bunnings.... spose it depends if a hour of ya time is worth more then 10bux... R U sure those $3.50 bricks make 15L all the 1s ive seen make 9L?? and it usually ends up being 7-8L after fucking around flushing.

[Untitled]

^^ In saying all that tho... Ive had plenty of good crops in brunnings coco after a good flush. I'm too lazy/no time now too think about flushing out coco bricks tho hah

[Livo]

$10.50 for 45L of bunnings.... spose it depends if a hour of ya time is worth more then 10bux... R U sure those $3.50 bricks make 15L all the 1s ive seen make 9L?? and it usually ends up being 7-8L after fucking around flushing.

 

An hour? took me nearly 2 hours to do 4 bricks which would have only made not even 25L, definately buying the bagged stuff next time.