feeding
- Thread starter Medgr
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justparanoid
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Your soil has plenty of nutrients in it for the first three weeks or so in my opinion i would save the nutrients for now.
How old is the plant btw?
JP
How old is the plant btw?
JP
Sgt.Sly
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He's right. The soil has enough nutrients for the first whole month. Provided you have a good size pot for the roots. Noobs are way too hasty with the nutes, thinkin it'll JACK the plant into hyper growth.....and end up freakin out when the plants show symptoms of nute burn, or ph lockout. If you grow in soil, give the plant a month before administering nutrients, OR if your using poor soil, start a nute feeding schedual in the first month if you see the plant loosing it's green so to speak....but this should not happen if your using new soil.
you can start on week two, I feed on day one myself but quite lightly.
they need a lot of nutrients when they start the flowering process and double to triple in size building the flower stalks. I don't know what nutrient level is in that soil though, it should tell you on the bag how long it's good for by itself.
