I like it. It’s got more perlite than Fox Farms Mother Earth. I usually cut my coco with a little bit of amended soil to help out with pH balance, and make a little more hospitable environment for my beneficial bacteria, but it’s totally fine on its own.What are your opinions on their products? I plan on getting the 70/30 mix, micro(blue), bloom(red) for my next run. Thanks
First time Coco user.
Thank youif it’s triple rinse , than no reason to
a good free shipping option for pure coco, triple rinse and under 20 bucks for 1.5cuft
Viagrow 1.5 cu. ft. Coco Coir Fluffed Coconut Pith Fiber Soilless Grow Media Bag VCCF50 - The Home Depot
Viagrow Coco Coir 50 l is a ready to use completely natural, renewable plant growing media made from coconut husk and coconut fiber. Triple washed and sterilized to meet exacting standards and guaranteewww.homedepot.com
I bought my first 10 bag to test it, good stuff.
so I bought another 10 bags and have only used 1 of those, same grade and makes me not care about buying it from the locals when free shipping and they even direct shipped from the maker of it.
Very cool I will have to check out the Home Depot. The brick looks like a sealed package.if this version wasn't so expensive I would suggest the premium and pre charged version. it used to be like 20-25 bucks.
Viagrow 1.5 cu. ft. Coco Coir Buffered Premium Coconut Growing Medium 50L./52.8 qt./13.2 G. VCCF50B - The Home Depot
Viagrow coco coir is a completely natural, renewable, plant growing media made from coconut husk and coconut fiber. Triple washed and sterilized to ensure low EC and salt content to meet or exceed ourwww.homedepot.com
cheaper way to get premium but brick
Viagrow 2 cu. ft. Coco Coir Compressed Premium Plant Growing Media 5 kg./11 lbs./72 Qt./18 Gal. (2-Pack) VCCB5B-2 - The Home Depot
Viagrow Buffered coir is great for heavy feeding plants or plants requiring high fertilizer levels and aids in the increase of Yield. Viagrow Premium Coconut Coir Growing Media is buffered to perfectionwww.homedepot.com
These bricks are really nice I am getting some ??if this version wasn't so expensive I would suggest the premium and pre charged version. it used to be like 20-25 bucks.
Viagrow 1.5 cu. ft. Coco Coir Buffered Premium Coconut Growing Medium 50L./52.8 qt./13.2 G. VCCF50B - The Home Depot
Viagrow coco coir is a completely natural, renewable, plant growing media made from coconut husk and coconut fiber. Triple washed and sterilized to ensure low EC and salt content to meet or exceed ourwww.homedepot.com
cheaper way to get premium but brick
Viagrow 2 cu. ft. Coco Coir Compressed Premium Plant Growing Media 5 kg./11 lbs./72 Qt./18 Gal. (2-Pack) VCCB5B-2 - The Home Depot
Viagrow Buffered coir is great for heavy feeding plants or plants requiring high fertilizer levels and aids in the increase of Yield. Viagrow Premium Coconut Coir Growing Media is buffered to perfectionwww.homedepot.com
I’m thinking I could do 1 bag of coco to 1 bag of roots organic and mix them good…sorry for jacking the thread
I been cutting my promix for a long time now with coco and it’s been great . No issuesAll good
This is first time I have bought coco.
I've read mixing in some peat moss can help with mycorrhiza and other bennies but I have no idea.
I kinda throw up In my mouth a little every time I go and buy dirtI’ve never messed with coco how different is it from soil right now I use roots organic and I don’t reuse my soil so every harvest is around $150 in dirt this would be so much cheaper
save the planet man.I kinda throw up In my mouth a little every time I go and buy dirt
How are you liking the CoCo-Loco?Well I couldn't get the Cultivation Nation 70/30 mix. So I went with what I could Coco Loco.
I may get the compressed blocks next but they were unavailable aswell.
I did get the cultivation nation nutes red and blue only.
I plan on testing these on Brisco's Bargain Beans Starberry GOJI
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Bag says triple washed and has been amended similar to Happy Frog. Should I still wash it?
That's about my soil cost per grow plus any amendments like castings, kelp meal etc.I’ve never messed with coco how different is it from soil right now I use roots organic and I don’t reuse my soil so every harvest is around $150 in dirt this would be so much cheaper