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Thanks! Post Extras: Seedbox Registered: 08/11/08 Posts: 5 Loc: I am not a copRegistered: 08/11/08Loc: I am not a cop Re: How to dial in a monotub for coir/verm/vermiculite/vermiculite mix in a pinch [Re: The_Viper] #22242576 - 05/21/11 02:28 PM (10 years, 1 month ago) Edit Reply Quote Quick Reply I know I can add more than 1 cup of verm to the substrate and that can help but it does not always work. This is a good question because some of the best substrate for this is peat moss. I use it with my caco. It also helps with the moisture content. I mix 1 cup of coir, 1 cup of verm and 1 cup of vermiculite, and I use that for the substrate. The vermiculite helps with moisture retention and keeps the mycelium nice and moist. Some growers have used a mix of vermiculite and coir, and some mix it with peat moss. I would not use peat moss as a casing layer because it dries out the substrate too fast. The other thing to think about is this: when growing with coir/verm/vermiculite/vermiculite mix, you should not use a casing layer at all when you get to the 2nd flush. I've done that once or twice on a grow. You should have done the 4th flush, when the moisture content of the coir/verm/vermiculite mix can be above 45%. The casing layer will just dry out the coir and verm/vermiculite mix so fast that it will not work as well for fruiting. -------------------- I t d o e s n ' t m a t t e r w h a t i t h i n k o f y o u . . . a l l t h a t m a t t e r s i s c l e a n s...

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