@@fiftyfive ill have to give them a look im trying out professors nutrients substrates they were the cheapest at my local hydroponic store and they're working out pretty good so far
I switched from soil to canna bioterra. I love it. I have only been using bio veg and rhizotonic. My plants look good but I think I should start adding some more supplements to this line. I have a few autos in flower I’m giving them the BIO Flores and I have the bio boost on the way. So I’m trying to start learning about cal mag and if I need to use that with the bioterra
Having issues with my autopots, tried Nectur of the gods #8 soil. I think the soil stayed to wet. I have some canna coco, if i mix 30%perlite with it will that be ok in autopots?
I'd use Canna because I know it's use by Commercial Growers and Proven. I;m not saying the others are no good. I'm just saying If I get good results why would I change to something else. Rockwool is the best grow medium anyway.
All Plagron coco substrates are buffered. They are ready to use straight out the bag but start directly with watering from day 1 with your coco A&B solution. Do not know if the other brands are buffered
We don’t claim that every product is a pure coco product. The video covers coco fiber mediums, including media containing coco fiber. Straight coco and 70/30 are the two most common and popular coco fiber mediums.
The Canna Professional has wood fiber mixed in
That's correct! Sorry we forgot to mention that, however Growers is actually 100% pure coco, no wood fiber.
Actually, It doesn't have wood. Where did you get this information?
@@fiftyfive canna professional has wood chips not canna coco coir. It says it on the bag
@@P.Subaeruginosa I would recommend Dutch Plantin or Coco Earth (: Coco earth comes pre buffered
@@fiftyfive ill have to give them a look im trying out professors nutrients substrates they were the cheapest at my local hydroponic store and they're working out pretty good so far
You only show the bags, not the products themselves. Structure is king for a potting mix, I can't see that through the bag.
That's a solid point. We will be sure to take note for any future soil/media/substrate content.
So coco coir is waist product why the hell these companies charge so much?
Cal/mag is most of the time used for buffering the coconut and taking out the sodium of the coconut coir
Great information, wow. Cheers from Tulua, Colombia 🇨🇴
Where the Royal Gold Tupur?
I switched from soil to canna bioterra. I love it. I have only been using bio veg and rhizotonic. My plants look good but I think I should start adding some more supplements to this line. I have a few autos in flower I’m giving them the BIO Flores and I have the bio boost on the way. So I’m trying to start learning about cal mag and if I need to use that with the bioterra
Having issues with my autopots, tried Nectur of the gods #8 soil. I think the soil stayed to wet. I have some canna coco, if i mix 30%perlite with it will that be ok in autopots?
What about coco Loco by foxfarm?
Of the ones presented here in my store there are only Canna and Plagron. Which of these two is better to take?
you have to SHOW the substrate not the bag?
Royal Gold Tupur cant grow wrong
What about viagrow?
where can you get professional plus in the states withut paying hundreds for shipping?
Amazon. Just got a bag. 40$
I'd use Canna because I know it's use by Commercial Growers and Proven. I;m not saying the others are no good. I'm just saying If I get good results why would I change to something else.
Rockwool is the best grow medium anyway.
do you buffer your cana with cal mag before putting seeds in?
Is Rockwool mineral wool better than Canna coconut?
That depends on how much you wanna water. @@Санчес-я1т
All these brands is buffered coco?
All Plagron coco substrates are buffered. They are ready to use straight out the bag but start directly with watering from day 1 with your coco A&B solution. Do not know if the other brands are buffered
In usa you dont have cocotek one of the bests
Coco fiber is where its at, ehh...?
this doesn't make any sense, you go from a straight coir, too two 70/30 mixes back to a straight coir..
We don’t claim that every product is a pure coco product. The video covers coco fiber mediums, including media containing coco fiber. Straight coco and 70/30 are the two most common and popular coco fiber mediums.
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do I need to add a perlite to canna coco?