Coco coir is the number one most used media in hydroponics. The fact that you have the capability of watering anywhere from multiple times per day to once per day, every 2 days or even every 3 days makes this media very attractive to growers. Picking the proper container size for the watering schedule you desire is key. To say that the natural moisture retaining properties inherent in coco coir is the reason for growers overwatering is simply not the case. The possibility of overwatering in coco coir has nothing to do with a limiting factor of the media itself. rather it lies in the grower not maintaining the correct parameters for the size and current growth stage of the plant. pure quality coco coir holds a sufficient amount of water it also has excellent drainage. A quality coco coir has the perfect air to water ratio, so I don’t know where yall got that info from. If you have the proper nutrient balance, EC, light intensity, temperature and humidity for the size of your plant then it’s nearly impossible to overwater. Unless you have a product that has not been properly buffered or some type of coco blended with pete moss or soil materials in it, then yes overwatering is a possibility. The problem with the blended mixtures are the contradicting nutrient and watering requirements for each different media. But no ! pure quality coco coir is the most versatile media. As long as your watering schedule works well with your container size and your parameters are dialed in for the size of your plant and current growth stage, you’ll get the best yields and versatility from coco coir.

I am currently using fox farm.I am a new grower. Just purchased the trio advanced nutrients micro ,grow and bloom. I just done a flush Today after the soil drys out, can i introduce Advan. Nutis. To my plant? I'm new grower

Was watering with a ph of 6 with a ppm of 400 tested runoff and it was 5.3 and over 1000 ppm help!

Thanks for the great product, cause I just ordered your HP and was very curious about the soil, but this video alone helped me learn about this soil, but I didn't have a clue on the pass soils! Thanks again.👍🏾

Can PRO-MIX HP be use alone or need to mix with other ingredients?

Which one is best for cannabis indoors in fabric pots or Earthboxes?

Just got a huge bag of the BX. Coming from Fox Farms Ocen Forest and decided to go organic. My last two bags of Fox Farms had fungus gnats and they’re a pain to deal with. Good stuff but there’s so many better choices that are cheaper.

Neither because Rockwool or Coco Coir are far superior growing mediums than any soil the exists.

I like the people that add lime to their HP......theyre just asking for trouble smh

What about HP CC?

Thank you. So which one is better for microgreens? HP or HPCC? Did I understand correctly that with these soils you do not need to add any nutrients/fertilizers? However there is no fertilizer in them, is there?

Hearing mycorrhizae called bacteria makes me instantly disregard this video. It is fungi. Different families of living things bro.... Not saying everything else is wrong but damn.

Experienced a lot of fungas gnat eggs in promix . Must steam sterilize before using indoors

For use in raised beds, do I use this stuff as is, or do I mix it with soil or compost or anything else?

Don thanx a ton for such detail and wisdom you shared. I've been looking into this soil mix for a few years and it's awesome to see everyday people speaking soo highly about it. Peace N Love

Miracle Gro😊

Which one is better for growing vegetables in 5 gallon buckets?

Is the pro mix BX good for vegetable gardens like tomatoes, Bell Peppers, and cucumbers plants

best fucking video interview review ever !!!!!

Which one can I use for a drain to waste system...water and nutrients 2 to 3 times a day?

isnt microrizae a benefifial fungus.. not bacteria?...

It's not true that Promix has no nutrients, "clean slate or zero ppm" as you say. It has a starter charge npk + micros. You can ask Premier tech for the data sheet for promix HP and it has all the ppm listed for their starter charge. You can saturate with plain water and start feeding in a week according to Premier Tech.

i cant hear a word you are saying?

Most growers would tell you that don't use full strength because it will burn the heck out of your plans.

Can you grow a full size tomato plant?

promix hp is 1080ppm and 6.1 ph

How bout a video on how to put the fucking light torgether? The directions that come with it don't tell you shit

Hey I have 5 dimlux 1000w expert series I got divorced and can't use them anymore at the moment do you know where I can resell in reasonable time frame?

Which sunblaster nanodome you use

Love to try, but its not available in my area.

That’s the guy from duck dynasty

I using too much stuff but I need HELP with new product bud blood, because it's says that he's not good with ph perfect and I have connisseur bloom ph perfect, so I'm intereest can I use him first week of bloom and after that start with connisseur and big bud and another things?

Good info, but you should just let the OG in the overalls talk The other guy just babbles off a script and pretends to "play dumb" 😂

best ph range when feeding in pro mix?

Can you mix a concentrate living soil with promix hp microrrohizae?

Mycorrhizae isn't bacteria......fungi....very different....if you don't know something that basic I don't trust anything else you have to say

I thought mykos was a fungus, not bacteria❓

Is it normal for what looks a fungus (white) or mold to grow in the soil, or do i have a problem? I’m using “pro-mix HP, Mycorrhizae.

mycroryzia (sp) doesnt work on every plant, just certain ones, like mary.

Great content guys

Where are you guys located?

My questions just been answered thank you

Thank you for a easy breakdown of the difference between these products! Great, informative, easy to understand video. To the point! Thank you!

I bet Don grows the dank. Love the clarification on the promix line.

Micro..ry-zay

Hi, do you need to add perlite if you’re using the HP one for indoor plants? Thank you!

I love the stuff

Thank you for the info folks!!! Very much appreciated.

Do you know what soil would be great for a pH water level of 6.86?

Is this soil ok for a ph level of 6.86 water???