Outdoor organic late year grow 2020

[pedro de pacas]

Nah coco is shit, ask anyone around here 

[Porky 1982]

Nah coco is shit, ask anyone around here

Fuck off I love the shit.

 

 

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[pedro de pacas]

Fuck off I love the shit.

 

 

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you don't grow in coco tho DC

 

or do ya?

[micmac]

So vermiculite has no applications in canna?

Strange , some grows need some sort of water retention as well as extra aeration

Yes vermiculite does have a slightly less ability to hold air ,but has a greater ability to hold water

But to say it has no aeration at all is wrong

It all depends on what you are doing and where you are doing it

 

 

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[420bushboss]

Only in bush grow I'd say where you can only water a plant maybe once every month and a bit.

So vermiculite has no applications in canna?

Strange , some grows need some sort of water retention as well as extra aeration

Yes vermiculite does have a slightly less ability to hold air ,but has a greater ability to hold water

But to say it has no aeration at all is wrong

It all depends on what you are doing and where you are doing it

 

 

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[MongyMan]

Only in bush grow I'd say where you can only water a plant maybe once every month and a bit.

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I'd be looking at water crystals then not perlite or vermiculite.

[Frank Reynolds]

I haven't used water crystals extensively, but I have read they can actually pull water away from roots and hold onto it too tightly during extreme drought periods, experienced that mongy?

[micmac]

I've used vermiculite when growing in the Bush

Never had a problem with over or under watering

Probably saved them a few times during extended hot periods

The only time I've really had problems outdoors is when it won't stop raining, as it did a few yrs back

Doesn't matter what u use then

I've used vermiculite with and without perlite at different times depending on what I had on hand

Using coco as my main base medium

I've used perlite and vermiculite only as well 80% perlite 20% vermiculite, for me this was better than using straight perlite

Worm castings and coco ,I've tried but not had that much success

Getting the right mix of castings and coco was the problem

I didn't bother to try get it right because there were so many other options available for indoor growing and I was having reasonable successes there

 

 

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[Try Blu]

Nah coco is shit, ask anyone around here 

 

Small plants. Gnats. Usually droopy.

[Serrated edge]

So vermiculite has no applications in canna

 

 

Now your acting like a complete numbskull..no one said that so ya must be talking to yourself.