Full Version: Any Ideas For A New Coco Feeding Plan??
Hi guys, I'm currently using Plagron A+B with hesi supervit..... and Plagron Green sensation for last 4 weeks of flowering. Im getting results of around 2oz a plant, 25 plants under 3 600w hps, vegging 2 weeks. Does this sound OK,or could anyone suggest a new feeding plan for my new crop gonna have a change me thinks
Well your almost hitting 1g per watt.. so i think your on the right track buddy 
Cheers, There always room for improvement, thought someone might know a little tweek 
QUOTE (swaleyboy @ Oct 14 2009, 02:14 PM) 
Hi guys, I'm currently using Plagron A+B with hesi supervit..... and Plagron Green sensation for last 4 weeks of flowering. Im getting results of around 2oz a plant, 25 plants under 3 600w hps, vegging 2 weeks. Does this sound OK,or could anyone suggest a new feeding plan for my new crop gonna have a change me thinks
In your profile it says your using canna coco pro, is that still the case ?
Yes mate still using it if i can get hold of it.
A few bits and pieces you could consider adding:
Silicon: stronger and thicker main stem and branches, increased resistance to nasties like powdery mildew
Carbohydrates: whilst there are sugars in the Green Sensation, adding more in....either molasses or carboload....will beef up yields
Microherd: friendly fungi, bacteria etc.... PlantMagic Granules, Rootgrow or the AN beneficials. Will help support and develop the roots and nutrient absorption, increasing yields.
GN
Silicon: stronger and thicker main stem and branches, increased resistance to nasties like powdery mildew
Carbohydrates: whilst there are sugars in the Green Sensation, adding more in....either molasses or carboload....will beef up yields
Microherd: friendly fungi, bacteria etc.... PlantMagic Granules, Rootgrow or the AN beneficials. Will help support and develop the roots and nutrient absorption, increasing yields.
GN
I'm a fan of the silicon. As it raises the pH, it goes well with ro water, I use it instead of regular pH up and continue with my 'no additives' mantra. 
For accelerated learning, a staggered harvest is difficult to beat. Assuming you have a separate veg area I'd be playing with the 12/12 timer until the strain finished at exactly 9 weeks and do them in batches, one light per batch and a harvest every 3 weeks. That's 17 harvests a year. Do something a little different every other batch and you've got 8 or 9 sets of valid results every year. The difference a staggered harvest has made to my 'tweaking' is night and day.
Doobz is having a great grow using what seems to be a 'lucas fomula for coco' mix of 2 parts GH micro to 3 parts GH bloom.
For accelerated learning, a staggered harvest is difficult to beat. Assuming you have a separate veg area I'd be playing with the 12/12 timer until the strain finished at exactly 9 weeks and do them in batches, one light per batch and a harvest every 3 weeks. That's 17 harvests a year. Do something a little different every other batch and you've got 8 or 9 sets of valid results every year. The difference a staggered harvest has made to my 'tweaking' is night and day.
Doobz is having a great grow using what seems to be a 'lucas fomula for coco' mix of 2 parts GH micro to 3 parts GH bloom.
hesi coco, carboload & sensizym throughout adding hammerhead pk9/18 from we 2 12/12 to end o week 7
works a bloody treat for me. better than the canna range of nutes and additives ive used on 4 previous grows
works a bloody treat for me. better than the canna range of nutes and additives ive used on 4 previous grows
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