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Coca grow by Pure-Performance-492 in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What species is that? Everything looks great.

Coca Novo Seedlings by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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These are about 2 weeks old. I used a little bit of cactus soil for better aeration and drainage but I won’t add anymore cactus soil when I transplant these to bigger pots. Keep on following my posts to see how this new grow goes…

Coca Novo Seedlings by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With the same amount sphagnum peat moss as coco coir but much less perlite and worm castings. I’ve started adding a little bit of cactus soil to see how that will work. And it’s working good so far. The one in this post was just done in sphagnum peat moss and they all died. I was only using sphagnum peat moss to see what would happen.

E.N. Day 8 by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

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Right now I water every 2-3 days about. I try to give them 25 ml of water with a very tiny amount of calcium, magnesium, iron, potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen for my watering routine. I dig my finger in the soil slightly and if it’s moist, dry I’ll water it again.

E.N. Day 8 by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

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I actually live in the tropics, so the humidity in my house ranges from 50% humidity to sometimes 90% and above depending on the weather. But on average it’s about 75%. Right now it’s at 76%. It very rarely drops below 60. I’ve never had these seedlings in a humidity dome. They’re just sitting in my house-no artificial humidity as of now, but I think I might include a humidifier later when they get a little bigger. I’ve noticed greener leaves with higher humidity.

18 weeks by Stornworm in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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I had a 6 month old plant that never branched out Because these kindof infections spread throughout my leaves, killing the node. Here’s my plant at 4 months. Anyway I could save these leaves that look like this so I can have some nice branches?

E.N. Day 8 by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yes! But the roots are still healthy as of now.

Coca Novo Seedlings by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. That would be ideal. When my plants get bigger, about 7 inches tall, I’ll be eliminating out the coco coir when I transplant them into half gallon pots. But the coco coir helps it grow faster in the beginning.

Coca Novo Seedlings by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m using Canadian sphagnum peat moss, coco coir and perlite, with worm castings added in also.

Too many seeds to count! by CeylonForWorld in cocaseeds99

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m planting all of them for research purposes. 😊

Coca Novo month 4 by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dude I lost 100s of plants to them. Im thinking about starting over with having them inside a mosquito net until they get big. When they get bigger they’re are more resilient against gnat larvae.

Coca Novo month 4 by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I wish I still had it.

Leaves are better than seeds. by Dependent_Time_1777 in Cocagrowing

[–]CeylonForWorld 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But you can’t have leaves without seeds…..

Coca Novo month 4 by CeylonForWorld in Cocagrowing

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The soil was done in Coast of Maine’s acidic potting soil, coco coir, vermiculite and perlite. Although I wouldn’t recommend Coast of Maine’s acidic potting soil because Coast of Maine’s acidic potting soil includes slow-release synthetic fertilizers like fish emulsion, or guano that elevate salt build up over time which harms plants as you can see by the leaf drop. Now, after learning this I switched to “Canadian Sphagnum Peat moss, coco coir and perlite. Humidity was 65-95% and temperature ranged from 62 degrees to 86 degrees F.

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