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Peat lost popularity here because of cost. Coco was cheaper and punted as being as good/better. I prefer peat, the pH is easily balanced and the activity is far better imo. It the medium preferred by professional flower growers, however the cost is often the reason it is ignored. Want some golden advice? If you use Lime/Rock dust/Phosphate/Oyster etc, you'll want peat not coco.

Hey fellow cannathusiasts! Glad to have joined. Site looks great & looking forward to connect, learn, share & express my passion for Miss J and the journey thus far... Been an avid smoker for about 15 years, growing for little over 4 years now. Version 4 of my 4x4x2.2m self built polytunnel Greenhouse (see cover photo) and grow in all mediums (hydro, soil, pots & raised beds). My fiance and myself own and run our own Alternative Health Platform where Cannabis became a life changing plant, in my perception, as we immediately started hearing feedback from patients (fiance is a Biofeedback Therapist and does resonance therapy too). I have experimented with land races, hg indoor & bagseed. Favorite strain to grow - Blueberry XY. Favorite to smoke - Sour Diesel. Favorite for doing extraction - Alien OG. But let me not ramble on. Just a little to say 'high'. Looking forward to learning, sharing & meeting new peeps who share the same passion.

Here are some of the good bud shots in their normal size. Cheers.

Homegrown hermie strain :) Sent from my EVA-L09 using Tapatalk

Coco definitely has its place in growing, and its still a great option for soil. I just decided to choose the one over the other. Based on what I've read and not what I've seen with my own eyes. The only way to truly know is to mix up two different soil batches. One with peat moss in, and the other with coco in... probably will try that actually

Flower day 40 It's been a while since my last update. With all the upgrades going on my focus has largely been on that. The whole crop is still looking good. Progress is good for some and not so great for others. The pick of the bunch is definitely the Amherst sour diesel below(in hydro). Buds are building up nicely and the frost is frosting. Definitely a plant I'll be keeping around. Looking forward to seeing how she'll turn out in my soil. Blue Kush below. She is just one those female's that you can never please, one moment she's hungry and the next she's overfed. Just way more fussy than the rest but she smells great and hopefully she'll surprise me towards the end. The last hydro plant. The Purple orange CBD seed #3. Plant is looking good, just not much resin or budding to show at present. She has been slow to flower since the switch. Much slower than her organic siblings, that'll be down to genetics though Im sure and not the medium. Purple Orange CBD #1 - Organic Purple Orange CBD #2 - organic

Chop day - Happy chappy.

one week to chop, Barney's - Peppermint Kush Ill post another image with a handwritten tag.