Guerilla Feeding

westgreen

Active Member
This year im planning to plant some plants out but i have a question regarding feeding, i can not afford specialized nutes so can i give it multi purpose plants food. it was cheap from my local garden centre ive been using it on my cacti plants and it works ok-ish.
along with giving it a organic fertalizer (blood, fish & bone) and a mix of compost, dirt maybe perlite. i want to keep it organic.
thanks westgreen
happy smoking :-P
 

jyermum

Active Member
Can't see the n-p-k of that stuff but you don't need marijuana specific nutes to grow weed. You wanting to stay organic is what's going to old you back unless you are good with fertilizing a few times. I've seen some great results from just Walmart time released nutes costing about 20cents a plant.
 

Guerillia Farmer

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ya time released is where it at for guerilla feeding..... chem wise... if u going organic u dont want to use chems only as last resort
 

farmerjoe420

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This year im planning to plant some plants out but i have a question regarding feeding, i can not afford specialized nutes so can i give it multi purpose plants food. it was cheap from my local garden centre ive been using it on my cacti plants and it works ok-ish.
along with giving it a organic fertalizer (blood, fish & bone) and a mix of compost, dirt maybe perlite. i want to keep it organic.
thanks westgreen
happy smoking :-P

my best advice would be to use chem nutes for guerilla grows. im an ole natural man myself, indoors and in my home garden it is strictly organic. in the forest it is hard to deal with the animals with organics. it is hit and miss and you may get lucky but there is always a real good chance some critter will come along and fuck your hard work up. if you insist on organic, manure would be a good way to go. also i would cage your plants and espoma makes a real affordable all purpose organic fert called PLANT - TONE you can find at walmart or homedepot.. this year im gonna use 10-10-10 granular with all the traces and water soluble ferts the rest of the way.
 
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