Help with Fertilizing

PatanyMan

PatanyMan

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So it is ok to fertilize a tiny bit after the true leaves have come...using 10-10-10. Plants about a week and half old
 
trichlone fiend

trichlone fiend

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...what type of soil are you using? If using a good quality soil, you shouldn't have to fertilize for approx a month after planted.
 
trichlone fiend

trichlone fiend

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...how about just transplant'n into some Fox Farm's Ocean Forest then stay organic. Get some guanos,earthworm castings,molasses,kelp and make you an organic guano tea....easy as pie.
 
PatanyMan

PatanyMan

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Well, i have some soil that i bought with some added stuff. I was waiting to transplant just don't know the right time. Some are getting there 5 sets of leaves. Ok to transplant into soil with added ferts?
 
trichlone fiend

trichlone fiend

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...how big are your pots now and how long have your ladies been in them?
...just don't use the soil with time released fertilizers....the more you water them, the faster the fertilizers are released.
 
PatanyMan

PatanyMan

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week and a half old, don't they get watered out eventualy anyways? so i could just add more fert if needed. Theyre are in red cups waiting patiently to be transplntd
 
trichlone fiend

trichlone fiend

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...you can add fertilizer and leave in the smaller pots for now, but they will soon need to be transplanted....or you could transplant now. I typically don't put young plants into large pots because the soil doesn't dry out as fast as I like. I transplant clones into those party cups, let grow for 2 weeks, then transplant into 2/3 gallon pots for flowering. Growing from seed, I let them stay in the party cups for about 3 weeks.
 
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