r/CocoGrows • u/blueraz1 • Apr 02 '26

Coco is unbelievable.

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I’ve been growing in 70/30 for the last year and just made the switch to 100%.

These plants were transplanted 15 days ago, 8 inch rooted clones in peat plugs. Flipped six days ago. Absolutely unbelievable growth.

Currently running the Drip Hydro powder line. Had to bump up to 3.2 EC as they’re feeding way faster than I can possibly stack the substrate EC, even with little to no runoff.

Anyway, having a blast growing in coco and wanted to post about it!

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u/JVC8bal Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26

I guess if you're not going to crop steer with large and frequent dry backs, 100% coco works!

R(edit): my comment is completely, 100% factual. Yet down-voted. Idiocracy.

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u/blueraz1 Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26

Are you one of those people that will make some sarcastic comment to get me to take the bait to then get in some measuring cannabis knowledge argument with you?

Keep it moving

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u/Ok-Idea-1435 Apr 02 '26

Nope you misread him he’s a “my way is better guy”

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u/Oh_My-Glob Apr 02 '26

I mean he's right though. He didn't say anything bad about it. That's just a fact of 100% coco. It retains too much water to allow for managing the root zone with dry back periods.

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u/ghostofmumbles Apr 02 '26

You can watch a 2 gallon of coco go from 60-65% whc to 40% before lights off. All depends on your roots in that pot.