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Umeltin
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Re: Coco Coir in PF-Tek? Modification? [Re: dtowntoker] 1
#15331458 - 11/06/11 02:28 PM (13 years, 2 months ago) |
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dtowntoker said:
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Dirk_Diggler said: I wonder why it's colonizing faster? I mean when people spawn to bulk they sometimes use a 50/50 verm/coir and the mycelium from the cakes just takes over so I'm pretty sure it would work. And if it's colonizing faster I find it hard to imagine that no one has thought of this before...
I mean you're not reducing any of the nutrient content; the BRF amount stays the same. You're just substituting half of the vermiculite you would normally add with peat moss or coir. So the moisture content would be the same...maybe a little less "airy" but still on the safe side I would think.
Plus if you just use the PF-Tek to fruit (without casing) then the Coco Coir would hold water better in the cake during fruiting than the vermiculite would.
I think this really has a lot of potential.
You're both wrong and full of yourself. This has been thought of before, and there is no way coir hoods more water than vermiculite
i think youre full of yourself. re-read everything i wrote. i never said i tried coir. never even used it. i said peat moss. and it does work. ive used it myself and had results. do what u want with that info. i dont really give a fuck.
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Tylershatto5
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Re: Coco Coir in PF-Tek? Modification? [Re: Umeltin]
#24059869 - 02/02/17 10:44 AM (7 years, 11 months ago) |
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i once did the wbs instead of brf and did great but make sure to simmer the seeds first and dry them and water will b different bc the seeds will hold watch so less u absorbe but i bleded them after a long soak then a good simmer and it worked fine
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stardune
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Re: Coco Coir in PF-Tek? Modification? [Re: Tylershatto5]
#24060062 - 02/02/17 12:17 PM (7 years, 11 months ago) |
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If it ain't broke.....fix it??
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Fick_Duck
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Re: Coco Coir in PF-Tek? Modification? [Re: stardune]
#24060613 - 02/02/17 04:20 PM (7 years, 11 months ago) |
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*Bump. 5 year old thread.
If it ain't broke that is...
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machesked
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Re: Coco Coir in PF-Tek? Modification? [Re: Dirk_Diggler] 1
#24932026 - 01/21/18 06:01 PM (6 years, 11 months ago) |
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I have had my biggest flushes using the following: 1 part water 2 part verm 1/2 part brf 1/2 ground up coir Gypsum
My recipe I use for (30) 1/2 pint jars: 6 cups water 12 cups verm 3 cups brf 3 cups coir 1 tbsp gypsum
Since i was substituting the food portion of the recipe. I wanted to keep the ratio consistent. I used this recipe growing Ecuador and south American strain, which I have produced from my own spore prints. I definitely noticed a difference in weight produced using this tech compared to the original ratios, but it didn't increase the potency from what I noticed.
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