Feeding?

[Kyle McCool]

Hello everybody. I had (yet another) quick question. What is "feeding" your plant? I heard it was about adding nutrients to the soil, but how do you do that without disturbing the plant. Could someone please do me a solid and please explain in vivid detail what it is and how to do it? Thanks a lot.

 

[dvan]

get sum plant food( the stuff u mix w water(dyna pro uber cheap 15 bucks) usually with that kind u put 1/4 tsp. to each gallon of water. thats how u feed a plant.

 

[Smucker G]

Fertilzer dude. Read the sticky's loads of great info there.
Good luck. What do you have growin?

 

[jesus of Cannabis]

go grab the book Marijuana Horticulture the indoor/outdoor medical growers bible by Jorge Cervantes.

 

[dvan]

haha that was an amzing south park episode. smush. nice avatar

 

[Kyle McCool]

Thanks guys. You high dvan?

 

[Kyle McCool]

I forgot to ask, is it absolutely necessary to "feed" them? Thanks

 

[Smucker G]

I forgot to ask, is it absolutely necessary to "feed" them? Thanks

Yes and water too.

 

[mj123]

GO to www.weedsthatplease.com.And read it has everythang a new grower needs and even can buy weed from there check it out pease.....

 

[Snow Crash]

I'm sorry but... Really?

And the first response includes "sum" in its detailed response.

You select a nutrient. Avoid miracle grow. There are many nutrient companies. Advanced Nutrients, General Hydroponics, Canna, Botanicare, Humboldt Nutrients, Dyna-Gro, Dutch Master, Cutting Edge Solutions, Roots Organic, etc, etc, etc...

Then you take some good old fashioned water, add a few milliliters of the liquid solution or a few grams of the dry stuff for every gallon of it. Then you water your soil with this solution, testing the pH of the solution before hand is a good idea.

 

[Smucker G]

I'm sorry but... Really?

And the first response includes "sum" in its detailed response.

You select a nutrient. Avoid miracle grow. There are many nutrient companies. Advanced Nutrients, General Hydroponics, Canna, Botanicare, Humboldt Nutrients, Dyna-Gro, Dutch Master, Cutting Edge Solutions, Roots Organic, etc, etc, etc...

Then you take some good old fashioned water, add a few milliliters of the liquid solution or a few grams of the dry stuff for every gallon of it. Then you water your soil with this solution, testing the pH of the solution before hand is a good idea.

MG works great for me. That's all I use. Never had a problem with it. These were from MG.