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phil le b

phil le b

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yo yo peps my cheese r in week 4 of flower and i have started useing these stuff called cha chlng been told its amzing stuff to help get bigger and better buds ???? any one use it b4
 
spur

spur

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what are the numbers on chaching? I've been going straight from growbig to beastiebloomz, and I'm seeing yellowing a little sooner in the flower cycle than I should, been compensating with fish emulsion, but I think I might try chaching in the first half of flowering.
 
DubsFan

DubsFan

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spur said:
what are the numbers on chaching? I've been going straight from growbig to beastiebloomz, and I'm seeing yellowing a little sooner in the flower cycle than I should, been compensating with fish emulsion, but I think I might try chaching in the first half of flowering.
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I have limited knowledge of nute's. But it's my understanding that you want to keep some Veg nute's in your mix with your new Bloom nute's. You need the nitrogen from the Veg nutes to stay green.

Also, don't just switch immediately from Veg to Bloom nute's. Start with 75% Veg nutes to 25% Bloom nutes. Then gradually work your way to 75% Bloom nutes with only 25% Veg nutes. I know a few people that are fantastic growers that use nute's in this fashion.
 
spur

spur

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DubsFan said:
I have limited knowledge of nute's. But it's my understanding that you want to keep some Veg nute's in your mix with your new Bloom nute's. You need the nitrogen from the Veg nutes to stay green.

Also, don't just switch immediately from Veg to Bloom nute's. Start with 75% Veg nutes to 25% Bloom nutes. Then gradually work your way to 75% Bloom nutes with only 25% Veg nutes. I know a few people that are fantastic growers that use nute's in this fashion.
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That makes alot of sense, thanks for the info.
 
phil le b

phil le b

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DubsFan said:
I have limited knowledge of nute's. But it's my understanding that you want to keep some Veg nute's in your mix with your new Bloom nute's. You need the nitrogen from the Veg nutes to stay green.

Also, don't just switch immediately from Veg to Bloom nute's. Start with 75% Veg nutes to 25% Bloom nutes. Then gradually work your way to 75% Bloom nutes with only 25% Veg nutes. I know a few people that are fantastic growers that use nute's in this fashion.
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ok sound cheers for info but me not giving them any n and they r nice and green ?????????
 
DubsFan

DubsFan

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phil le b said:
ok sound cheers for info but me not giving them any n and they r nice and ngreen ?????????
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Are they in fresh soil? Maybe new soil that is less than 30 days old? If so that soil has lots of nutes feeding them.

Also, I'm not saying yours aren't green, but green is relative. The plants I see that are fed nute's are a very deep forest green. Mine included. I have one plant I have slacked on feeding. It's definately green but not super deep forest green.
 
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