Fine for the plants. Not great for the soil if you want to reuse it.
Not planning to reuse the soil. I'm actually switching my whole garden to salts for a bit. So should I wait for them to finish all the food in the soil or slowly start introducing the salts and power si on low ec?
You can use salts as they need them. You're gonna want to start watering to 20% runoff soon too if you switch to salts.
I only am needing to water like ever couple days because the soil they are in. Will that be a issue for salts?
Yup,rig up a drain to waste.So much easier,think hydro feed to runoff every 2-3 days.
No. You just don't want excess salt to build up. That's why you water to runoff when using salts.
I don't know. We moved into this new place and I've been constantly having issues only in flower really though. Small issues in veg.
Feed away,You can baby it along and add just a little.Once they take off though its full on.Runoff let it drain lol.
I worry about over watering In this soil though
Forget the silica. It must be used every feeding and from the first for it to work properly.
Dont be worried,a plant thats root bound does well with salts/runoff.If its not root bound then let it dry back,but never really dry.If allowed to go dry then lots of runoff.
Ok sweet. Thanks for the tips guys.
Oh no I don't want to go buy more nutrients.
Good point,fish hyrdroslate is water soluble and acts fast. Salts are easy though ,ORGANIC is for patient people,salts for busy people.
Ya and I already have all the floraflex salts on hand
Then swing to the dark side,No one will know.
