Looking good! I’ve not read much about coco - I’m very curious to see what you think of the experience vs soil. Given our mutual preference to control the data, I do like the concept of coco being inert and you controlling the inputs...
Very good point about the leaves. I was staring at some of the stunted second-round plants. One plant is drooping, while the rest are reaching out nicely. Everyone gets the same light/water/nutes, so I can’t figure out what’s different. I shifted her to the outer part of the tent and will see if anything changes.
Good luck with the new grow!
There's this website called cocoforcannabis.com with literally all the information you want about coco,
It seems coco is easier but more difficult at the same time, If you have the time and dedication for coco it certainly gives you more control.
The watering is easier it's nearly impossible to overwater coco, but you will also need to water every day, upto twice or more when they get older.
After a couple days on just water you also need to add nutrients to every single watering. So I guess coco is higher cost lol.
Could still go very wrong though, I've read cal/mag is the main issue using coco, and that's something that's different for everyone using tapwater, so you would have just again have to read your plants lol. We'll see, if I have the same issues as before then it might be my tapwater.
I wouldn't worry too much about your stunted plants, at this point you can't tell if you're doing something wrong or not,
they might not recover because of the early stunted root growth. you can atleast let them grow to practice lst lol.
