scott420ize
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I am using guanos for my nutes and what i was wondering do i want to feed any of the N (mexican) guanos when i am in flower? Just wondering how much N (nitrogen) if any the plant should have in flower. Please let me know Thanks
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I am using guanos for my nutes and what i was wondering do i want to feed any of the N (mexican) guanos when i am in flower? Just wondering how much N (nitrogen) if any the plant should have in flower. Please let me know Thanks
Mother's Finest
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How much Nitrogen a plant needs during flowering depends on what type it is. Leafier buds need more N. On average, I'd say most plants need about as much N in flowering as P or very close to it. A ratio close to 2-2-3 commonly works well.
scott420ize
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Ok that's what I have heard is they still need some N just not as much as when vegging. But the sunleaves link shows no N? Hmm. I guess its personal preference I think and the strain. I was just wondering and asking the guano growers how they feed but I see there will be not one the same and all will have different opinion. Thanks for the replys keep them coming if you have experience in this feeding. Thanks
scott420ize
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Thanks for the link Zheol
Zheol
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you do use the Peruvian Seabird Guano (12-11-2) for 4 weeks then switch then the other 2 have 1 and .5 perhaps thats all the need thats needed perhaps if you have more then 1 plant add some more N and on the other follow the chart and see which turns out best in the end, and your welcome for the link heh i was looking at it today
scott420ize
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So I take it you use the sunleaves line? If so what do you think about the results? What other nutes do you use?
randomseed
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Ive been using a mixed guano - EWC top dress when I move plants into flower. It does have some mexican guano to give the plant the final rush of N to get it as far through flower as it can without begging for more. I do let my flowers show fall colors however and that tends to start setting in around week 7ish for me.
Check my soil link for how Im currently using guano. I use it mostly as my actual fertilizer as opposed to what I put into the soil beforehand.
Check my soil link for how Im currently using guano. I use it mostly as my actual fertilizer as opposed to what I put into the soil beforehand.
randomseed
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Heres a question. I picked up some searbird guano the other day to replace the mix of mexican and indonesian I was using for transition.
After getting it home I realized its large hard pellets instead of a powder. So how do you use it effectivly? I started to mix it into my base organic dirt instead of top dressing with it because it does not seem like it would be broken down for crap as a top dress.
After getting it home I realized its large hard pellets instead of a powder. So how do you use it effectivly? I started to mix it into my base organic dirt instead of top dressing with it because it does not seem like it would be broken down for crap as a top dress.