MeJuana
Well-Known Member
Before I answer this I want to say I never feed a healthy plant in soil especially if any of those nutrients are chemical salts you are just building up salts. When they say per gallon It is never per plant but I cut everyone's amount in half and I test it on just 1 plant first. Then I use full recommended dosage most the time unles it seems high, especially if it is high in Nitrogen. The most important thing people miss is keeping your pH the same for water and for nutrient water. Some strains don't notice pH fluctuations however known hard to grow strains I've encountered exclusively have shown problems.
Because I feel like you don't understand this completely. Some additives, such as beneficial bacteria, tell you to add 3/4 gram per plant site. In that case you don't mix it with water you literally weigh 3/4 of a gram of powder and put it around the stem, then you water normally with no nutrients. In your case it says 1/4 - 1/2 tsp per gallon. That means for every gallon of water you add 1/4 or 1/2 tsp, as per the schedule. Did I warn you about Nitrogen yet?
