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once a week or every other week
My last reply on this thread …But usually I top dress every 2-3 weeks with 4 4 4 in veg. Depending how they eat. And my topdress is 4 tbs of worm castings every gallon of medium and 1tbs of 4 4 4 every gallon of medium. Then I switch to a 50 50 of 4 4 4 and dr earth flower girl going into flower. Then pure flower girl after 2 weeks into flower. I stop top dressing and tea's week 5 and water only til the end
Doesn't the Phosphorus demand go up higher after say about week 2 of flower? So if I used the 4 4 4 up until week 3 and then switched to flower girl, the flower girls phosphorus wont be available for uptake to say about week 5-6. So are you saying use it then or give earlier so its being used by that week?My last reply on this thread …
You can actually run the 4-4-4 alone up to say week 3 of flower ( plants would store enough nitrogen for stretch and structure) Then run Flower Girl til end . No 50/50 guess mixes - No fuss.
The 3-9-4 will carry the bloom from beginning thru mid flower - then you can “ adjust “ it higher if needed by plant. As some flowering plants can be heavy feeders at mid / later stages ( monitor ) . By then you would be maybe around 900-1000 ppm or so for the flowers. The minor drop in nitrogen in flower girl is there to continue cell health , photosynthesis and additional rooting.
GL
Flood the potand another big question I have is, say I was transplanting from a solo cup to a 2 gallon, or even 1 gallon. When you water the plant in after transplant...should you literally saturate the whole pot until almost runoff, or should you be just giving a little bit of water at a time. Like is it better for less water more frequently in that stage, or more water less frequent. And say you were transplanting from a solo to a 2 gallon, how much water approximately would you be giving the plant that watering? I know every strain and pheno is different, but I am just looking for an estimation
thank you. What do you consider an established plant? Like how big, or how old? And also, when mixing up soil for your next run or to transplant in or anything, if your not saving your soil and your using new potting soil each run....should you be mixing all your amendments, worm castings, and perlite together ahead of time (say 30 days ahead) and let it sit in a bin or something to cook? Or can you just mix and go. And when your setting up new soil to transplant in/plant in, how much 4 4 4 should I be using per gallon in your opinion, and how much should I be top dressing every 2-3 weeksFlood the pot
Once you have an established plant you can’t overwater and if you do it slows for a couple days
That’s it
You have to grow your own plantsthank you. What do you consider an established plant? Like how big, or how old? And also, when mixing up soil for your next run or to transplant in or anything, if your not saving your soil and your using new potting soil each run....should you be mixing all your amendments, worm castings, and perlite together ahead of time (say 30 days ahead) and let it sit in a bin or something to cook? Or can you just mix and go. And when your setting up new soil to transplant in/plant in, how much 4 4 4 should I be using per gallon in your opinion, and how much should I be top dressing every 2-3 weeks
https://gfycat.com/specificdopeyacornwoodpeckerIf you are new to growing why not stick to one growing medium and one strain dial in your skills and environment good luck
Hell ya Kratos. You're posts are some of my favorites on here if not my favorite.Respectfully, to everyone involved in this post, I believe there is a tremendous miscommunication here.
OP has the same problem I have in life. I ask questions when I try to clarify information; unfortunately, asking questions can often be perceived as insubordination and insults. Silly as that sounds, that is the fact of the matter. I learn by asking questions. Others learn by doing, some by hearing. We all "learn" in different ways.
I don't believe the OP is "not listening to advice", but is seeking clarification.
I'm a little bummed that the OP is being met with such antagonistic responses; I've answered the most basic questions on here until I'm blue in the face and I have never been antagonistic, sarcastic, or cruel to anyone. This thread is just making me sad, because I truly expected more helpful responses from some of you guys. I am genuinely disappointed.
I feel people in here are reading your replies the wrong way, friend.
Look, he even says "I am lost". He is asking for clarification, not being a smart ass.
How could a beginner possibly be able to identify deficiencies like we all can? We've been growing for how long compared to OP? Of course he doesn't know! Stop busting his balls. Either answer the questions, or show some class and stay quiet.
If you have nothing productive to say, do not say it at all.
You guys see someone being antagonistic, I see someone just trying to ask questions to gain clarification.
Or, perhaps I'm the naive one here.
We do need to tell him, that is why he is here. He needs help, and pretty much no one here is giving him any help, just sarcasm and trolling. Did you know what deficiencies you had during your first grow? Of course OP doesn't know what deficiencies he has, how could he possibly know? Even if he did a Google search, he still won't know for sure, because he doesn't have the experience.
People learn in different ways. Respectfully, "your plants are telling you" is a vague statement to someone new with no experience. Try not to view OP as antagonistic, but curious and gaining clarification. I'm not trying to be a dick here either, just making an observation.
Especially you, Holla, I'd never dog on someone that had a Randy Rhoads icon.
I'm not trying to be antagonistic here either; simply trying to provide some of the people in this thread with a different perspective on things.
Why don't we just smoke some weed, and try to help this guy out? Maybe some day, he'll be helping the new people himself!
Regards.
For sure man, always happy to help anyone avoid mistakes I've made in the past. I believe in sharing as freely as things were shared with you, and to whom much is given much is expected.Hell ya Kratos. You're posts are some of my favorites on here if not my favorite.
I learn a lot from you. And a lot from hands on experience. But it's awesome the knowledge that you share to us rookies.
Interesting, some of them, but not all of them? What is the pH of your coco plants?Found one of the problems I believe. Checked the soils ph and some of them are up at 7.5
Man, I wish my dumbass would have listened to this advice. I did not, and as a result it took me multiple years to get "dialed in" because of how many strains I was growing and all the different methods I tried.If you are new to growing why not stick to one growing medium and one strain dial in your skills and environment good luck