Is anyone else scared of nutes?

[MICHI-CAN]

Keep it simple. Your plants don't care what the package looks like.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

The only real difference between fertilizers are organic or not. They are all listed by amount per volume.

 

[Bostonnugzz19]

I would like to stay organic

 

[tslonige]

I'm scared of Nukes!

 

[MICHI-CAN]

I do as well. But I had to settle for this almost organic. Worked well for the last six runs and cheap. Is your soil amended?

 

[MICHI-CAN]

It's not the nukes. It's the fallout and impending miserable death.

 

[Aussieaceae]

I would like to stay organic

That depends what you consider organic I guess.

FoxFarms Grow Big 6-4-4.
Seems to have everything you need and is organically based. Bit of dolomite lime on hand just in case. It might even get you through most of flower without the need of extra PK. If you did need some it would only be very minimal.

Good luck with the grow, whichever way you choose and go light on the fertilizer.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

Thanks Aussie. And I agree. Although we pee urea it's considered synthetic. That fox farm is too high nitrogen for flower. Definitely go light. May result in toxicity. I'm running 950 to 1150 PPM with 5-26-26 and molasses.

 

[Aussieaceae]

Thanks Aussie. And I agree. Although we pee urea it's considered synthetic. That fox farm is too high nitrogen for flower. Definitely go light. May result in toxicity. I'm running 950 to 1150 PPM with 5-26-26 and molasses.

Funny how it varies depending on circumstance isn't it?
I'd be worried myself using 5-26-26 in outdoor soil.

You're growing in Ocean Forrest too?

 

[MICHI-CAN]

Yes its Ocean Forest. Just custom blended. Biggest problem is soil having high Ph and low amendments.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

3 gallon pots with 65% soil mix and 35% coco.

 

[quirk]

I grow Autos' in soil and have had no problems and good yields using Medina organic products. And the price is right

 

[MICHI-CAN]

Strictly photo's here. I abuse my plants too much. I'd stunt autos. And I have clones for life.

 

[Aussieaceae]

3 gallon pots with 65% soil mix and 35% coco.

Nice man!

100% organic, lots and lots of kaka lol

 

[MICHI-CAN]

Wow! I envy your weather. About 3 C here now. No real sun in over a month. I would suggest some serious pruning. The smoother the bottom...the better the head.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

This will look like that after this summer.

 

[Aussieaceae]

Wow! I envy your weather. About 3 C here now. No real sun in over a month. I would suggest some serious pruning. The smoother the bottom...the better the head.

The sun is really good, but it's been rather wet the last week. Gonna put some more manure down tomorrow, it'll need it.
Several stakes around and I think i'll be running a couple lines of wire, still haven't decided.
Generally a little different pruning outdoors imoe. I clean and srtip the inside and leave the outside, to take advantage of all the sun.
Anything growing inward toward the trunk, or scragginess which might encourage pest and disease gets chopped.
I leave anything healthy and the popcorn. I like making butter and hash with it.

I'll fully admit indoors is a different kettle of fish.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

Indoors requires more attention to detail And your approach to outdoor pruning sounds really similar to mine. Glad to have met you.

 

[Aussieaceae]

Likewise!

 

[MICHI-CAN]

I'll post pics of this grow. Only at the end of week 5 after 3 weeks veg. Can't wait. This is from one seed my buddy brought back from an Amsterdam coffee shop. He got it in a bud to go bag. It's real GG. Not like the other three knock offs I've grown.