Too early for nutes (pics)
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researching
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You probably dont need to feed yet in soil.
TheCauf
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The real question is what kind of nuts are they? Peanuts are good for veg but when you switch those to flower I like chestnuts. Usually half a cup of crushed almonds helps too
Unsalted peanuts or youll have to flush
Resinhound
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Youll do alot of flushing using peanuts of any kind,I thought this was common knowledge?At this stage id stick with a balanced 1 part mixed nuts.
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Depends on what that dirt is really man...but probably is ok for a bit,give it another week
On topic
Depends on what that dirt is really man...but probably is ok for a bit,give it another week
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Usually people get a few weeks outta ffof without feeding. When you transplant you shouldn't have to feed for 2-3 weeks. Depending on the size of the plant and container of coarse.
researching
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And the growing medium.
hes transplanting into ffof
researching
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I am aware. I misread and thought you were making a general statement regarding young plants/seedlings.
