SMOKE SOMETHING
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HOW MUCH NUTS TO PUT IN THE SOIL FOR ONE PLANT IS THE BEST AMOUNT. A HALF GALLON A GALLON YOUR ADVISE
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HOW MUCH NUTS TO PUT IN THE SOIL FOR ONE PLANT IS THE BEST AMOUNT. A HALF GALLON A GALLON YOUR ADVISE
PainWrek
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wow........ARE YOU SERIOUS?
http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf
the ratios are for teaspoons / per gallons of water...
http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf
the ratios are for teaspoons / per gallons of water...
smokinskins
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mix what you will in the gallon then water till its soaked dry repeat its not a bad question
SMOKE SOMETHING
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Yea i know bout the nuts im not stupid yea stoner answered my question thanks
smokinskins
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i didnt mean that whole gallon just use them to mix and pour on till all wet if you have good drainage it should be fine it takes me at least a half gallon in my pots
Mr Bomb
Active Member
Well I am a little confused about the question here so I will just answer both. If your asking about adding your own nutrients and making your own soil I would just go buy a bag of Foxfarm Ocean Forest and do it that way. When making your own soil you will run into a lot of unexpected problems with the appropriate amounts of this and that as well as needing to keep your soil ph balanced.
When adding nutrients with each watering you should be using minimal amounts mixed with ph'd water and used following the particular brands usage instructions.
When adding nutrients with each watering you should be using minimal amounts mixed with ph'd water and used following the particular brands usage instructions.
Jerry Garcia
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Follow the guidelines for mixing your nutrients with water. When you administer the nutrient/water mixture, give the plants 1 quart mixture per 1 gallon of soil. 2 gallon pots=2 quarts mixture, etc.
smokinskins
New Member
isnt runoff a pain? that will throw the amount you gave off as it drips right out the bottom. i go for soakage let it drain right and then dry
Jerry Garcia
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Yes, runoff sucks. I've started watering my plants in the bathtub so runoff isn't really an issue anymore.
If you water slowly and have nice absorbing soil you're good. I personally like to water by weight...if one pot isn't quite as heavy as another pot then I'll give it more water until it feels similar.