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Old 12-11-2009, 09:25 PM
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would using the cocohusk from a full coconut from the store be better than store bought coco-chips??? would this also work for cocofiber potting mix???
i was only wondering this because they sell full coconuts at a local grocery store (fortinos) and you would know what's been added to the mix...
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I don't know much about coco-chips, but I can tell you this- you're going to need to buy a lot of coconuts if you go this route!
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there only a couple bucks each so the numbers won't necessarily matter
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I'm thinking that tearing apart coco husks sound like so much work...

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i ha lot of spare time, and i enjoy opening thing that are a lot of work (coconuts. atc.)
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