Are these the right nutes? :S

BoomBiddyBye

BoomBiddyBye

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Hey guys... I think i may have ordered the wrong nutes >_>

I've always been under the impression that vegging fertilizers were richer in nitrogen than anything else, however, i just picked up General Hydroponic's "Biosevia Grow". It has an NPK ratio of 3-1-6... This is more potassium than nitrogen... And potassium is used in flowering...

http://gb.eurohydro.com/biosevia.html

Take a look at the "Grow".

I'd also like to add that i have another fertilizer which has an NPK ratio of 30-10-10.
So my question is, should i use the biosevia (3-1-6), or my other fertilizer (30-10-10) ?

Please get back to me guys.
 
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frmrboi

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BoomBiddyBye said:
also like to add that i have another fertilizer which has an NPK ratio of 30-10-10.
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is that like evergreen fertilizer ? that's the only off the shelf nutrient I've seen with those numbers and it's to acidic for cannabis.
Are you even growing in soil ?
 
BoomBiddyBye

BoomBiddyBye

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frmrboi said:
is that like evergreen fertilizer ? that's the only off the shelf nutrient I've seen with those numbers and it's to acidic for cannabis.
Are you even growing in soil ?
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Yeah, i'm using some soil i picked up at my local gardening center. How is it acidic? >_> 30-10-10, is the same as 3-1-1....

Anyways, which one do you think i should use?
 
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frmrboi

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BoomBiddyBye said:
Yeah, i'm using some soil i picked up at my local gardening center. How is it acidic? >_> 30-10-10, is the same as 3-1-1....

Anyways, which one do you think i should use?
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it's made with sulphated nitrogen, when it's released into the soil it releases the sulphur forming sulphuric acid, many evergreens need a low ph level for nutrient uptake. I wouldn't use it unless you know it's NOT evergreeen fertilizer Stern's Miracid is the most familiar to me. Once in a while would be OK for a big boost of nitrogen.
 
BoomBiddyBye

BoomBiddyBye

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frmrboi said:
it's made with sulphated nitrogen, when it's released into the soil it releases the sulphur forming sulphuric acid, many evergreens need a low ph level for nutrient uptake. I wouldn't use it unless you know it's NOT evergreeen fertilizer Stern's Miracid is the most familiar to me. Once in a while would be OK for a big boost of nitrogen.
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Could i ask you to do me a huge favour man, could you pick out a vegging and a flowering nute from this site?

https://www.growshop.gr/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.browse&category_id=6&Itemid=1&lang=el

It's in greek, but all of the major brand names are there...

Please? :P
 
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frmrboi

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BoomBiddyBye said:
Could i ask you to do me a huge favour man, could you pick out a vegging and a flowering nute from this site?

https://www.growshop.gr/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.browse&category_id=6&Itemid=1&lang=el

It's in greek, but all of the major brand names are there...

Please? :P
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it's all in a foreign language
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don't you have a hardware store that sells garden nutrients ? 20-20-20 for veg 15-30-15 for flowering soluable nutrients one teaspoon in a gallon of water.
 
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