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By Nature · Posted
@Ameth Stop with the calmag and water once per day, problem solved imo Canna Coco A+B has calmag in it already and you have hard water. Have fairly soft water and don't even use calmag at all Water once per day, every day to provide fresh nutrients and oxygen to the root zone in coco 30 litre pots are WAY too big for coco, seriously. You only need 9 litre pots to grow beautiful/big plants in coco. -
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By Nature · Posted
+1 Canna nutes for the win. Simple. Hope your plants are getting better @highway_017 -
By Kinetikal · Posted
as long as it was powered off while wet the worst you should expect to suffer is a little mild corrosion. Like Joe said wipe down everything you can get to, and leave it to dry some place nice and warm, erring on the side of caution when allowing time
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