I have these ingredients... What ratios should I use?

you will need to get the Ph of the compost down to an easy 6.5 to 6.1,

apply the lime until the slurry reveals the ideal 6.5Ph, some rock dust, perlite and the coco will also be an aid

time to experiment like baking a cake, it may take some effort, so keep notes

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good luck

 

Why did you use coco for your base?
Coco is a soilless medium.

 

why grow in pots outdoors! :0

 

Good luck is right!

 

The first you should buffer your Coco ! Are you trying to do a Coco Grow or do you ad Soil?

 

Obviously, OP is trying to build some form of living soil here, nothing to do with hydro, and no need to buffer coco here. However, coco always benefits a good rinse to remove natural salts and goey coco peat.
Coco is an organic alternative to unsubstainable peat moss, as a base for a soil recipe.
You can follow the Easy Organic Soil Mix sticky thread. A well proven formula. It includes lime. But just as any compost, EWC unlocked NPK value will vary a lot depending on what was composted - fed to worms....
What are you growing? (I am a wild Sativa grower, and have very specific needs for my soil...) are you growing modern hybrid and Indicas, or landrace Sativas? Can your plant tolerated or need rich soil?
.... I would recomend to go easy on dry amendments, for the first run. Following the recipe, I would start with 1 cup of dry amendments per cf. Keep a close eye on comming deficiency, then top dress with more dry amendments and worm tea.

 

Very nice plan! And top dressing with dry amendments before bloom is the best thing to do. I am using Gaia Green Power bloom, lack a little bit of K in the long term use, but still a very good mix.

 

The important thing to remember with top dressing dry amendments is there is a lag time between application and nutrient availability. It’s also important to know that the amendments need to work with the soil life before they become available. The manner in which you apply them will dictate the lag time.
For instance just sprinkling amendments on top may take a month or more for nutrients to become available. If you ‘scratch’ it into the surface, the nutrients can become available a week or two sooner. Apply some good live compost or vermicompost/casting on top of scratched in amendments and you save another week. This is a real generic timeline for something like bonemeal, but the concept applies to almost all dry organic amendments.
I’ll let other folks help ya with what to add and when and how much, but fish bone meal and malted barley powder are my favorite tools applied with homemade vermicompost.
Cheers
Os

 

Well, it doesn't say anywhere that he is mixing his shit up. It just says he got Coco and all other ingredients. That looks to me like a plain coco grow. No where is it mentioned of recycling or what's or ever. In any chase, I would wash and re Prebuffer. If you read up on Coco you will understand. It might not be 100% necessary, but for sure it will not hurt the plant. It will make the grow just better and easier.

 

So you can bring them indoors when their finishing in the humid fall.

 

Mate I was not gonna reply, no need to be offensed, but when you say *If you read up on coco you will understantd*, this imply that you think me or OP don't know about coco. (...) ok. well if you know about coco, buffering or pre-charging it with Cal Mag is for cation exhange, and because otherwise coco will ballance itself using Cal Mag from your regular feeding, creating deficiencies. But once the coco have been pre-charge, rinsing it won't change the cation exchange.
When I kindly suggested he don't need to pre-charge is coco, it's because he plans to use lime (Cal) and epsom salts (Mag) as part of the medium. It will be mix with more dry amendments and EWC, also containing Cal and Mag. OP is switching to organic growing, it already imply investment, and buying organic Cal Mag seems like a waste of money considering he will blend in is soil mix enough Cal Mag already.

 

I wish you the best for your Grow .

 

I always forget about guanos. They become available very quickly as they have already been naturally processed and mineralized. I suspect that with the world fertilizer shortages, that bat guano, especially high P bat guano is going to become extremely expensive and hard to come by. Bonemeal or fish bonemeal are a good alternative but are slower to become available. When you look at using dry amendments, many have more benefits than just NPK, so take your time, do some research, ask plenty of questions. It’s always nice when starting out to keep the shopping list simple too.
Cheers
Os