Javadog
Well-Known Member
Hey Worm,
I looked them up online...I use "Super Bat Tea starter" from
"The Guano Company". It has a nice blend of stuff.
http://www.amazon.com/Super-Bat-GUST02-lbs-Fertilizer/dp/B005DPD4DM/ref=sr_1_7?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1404601729&sr=1-7
I found a great post here on RIU:
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but, yes, i think that this is a fine choice for soil grown plants. (i have no experience with hydro). It's hard to nutrient burn a plant with organic teas and they respond to it well. the numbers on super tea look good. but i think you will need to supplement your budswell with another tea or additive, maybe every few weeks, to grab some Nitrogen & Potash. you do need these in some quantities durring flowering.
if your soil is healthy and fully organic nitrogen will be present even without it in the nutes. but keep an eye on them for deficiencies.
always follow the directions on the container for feeding, but you can increase it slightly, more and more, toward the end of flowering. just keep an eye on them. reduce the amount of nutes by half of whatever they say for seedlings. i waited untill the 2nd set of leaves before giving it the stated nutes. know what nutrient burn looks like and watch for it.
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Good luck,
JD
I looked them up online...I use "Super Bat Tea starter" from
"The Guano Company". It has a nice blend of stuff.
http://www.amazon.com/Super-Bat-GUST02-lbs-Fertilizer/dp/B005DPD4DM/ref=sr_1_7?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1404601729&sr=1-7
I found a great post here on RIU:
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but, yes, i think that this is a fine choice for soil grown plants. (i have no experience with hydro). It's hard to nutrient burn a plant with organic teas and they respond to it well. the numbers on super tea look good. but i think you will need to supplement your budswell with another tea or additive, maybe every few weeks, to grab some Nitrogen & Potash. you do need these in some quantities durring flowering.
if your soil is healthy and fully organic nitrogen will be present even without it in the nutes. but keep an eye on them for deficiencies.
always follow the directions on the container for feeding, but you can increase it slightly, more and more, toward the end of flowering. just keep an eye on them. reduce the amount of nutes by half of whatever they say for seedlings. i waited untill the 2nd set of leaves before giving it the stated nutes. know what nutrient burn looks like and watch for it.
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Good luck,
JD