I Need Nutrients

duhduhts

duhduhts

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I've been reading in alot of forums names and links to buy all kinds of nutrients for growing but i was wondering if there is a way to use house hold products to feed my plant?

Please and thanks :bigjoint:
 
im not sure but if you check the organics section, you will find some tips there
 
duhduhts said:
I've been reading in alot of forums names and links to buy all kinds of nutrients for growing but i was wondering if there is a way to use house hold products to feed my plant?
Please and thanks
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Why not use something that's inexpensive and grows awesome soil plants? PM me if you want the link.

I'm assuming that you are growing in soil, as this forum isn't the hydro forum.

Vi
 
duhduhts said:
I've been reading in alot of forums names and links to buy all kinds of nutrients for growing but i was wondering if there is a way to use house hold products to feed my plant?

Please and thanks :bigjoint:
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If you invest in a line of nutrients, it will save you a lot of headaches! Trust me. I invested $40 bucks my first grow and got some incredible nugs! I bought a liter of Botanicare pro grow and a liter of botanicare pro bloom and it was worth every penny.
 
I agree with gangjababy 100%!! If you want to have decent grow you'd have to spend a lot of time reading/learning + hit-and-miss/stress.etc when for under $40 you can just have a lot of that done for you as you still have all the other things involved to pay attention to.
Search Blue Mountain Organics on here.........cheap, top quality organics
under $30 w/shipping-----Sounds like a great, safe, easy trio........
https://www.rollitup.org/organics/104496-blue-mountain-organics-update.html
 
well..... I wouldn't have a clue what to use as far as everyday 'household' stuff. There are single things like H2O2, Molasses, etc., but you'd end up missing something or using those when not necessary, etc....... and I guess 'household' stuff doesn't really go as far as guanos, worm casting, and composts......

Good Luck
 
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