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No sorry. I think the super thrive is similar to GH rapid start which I do use. I add 1ml/gallon to all my feeds in veg to promote root growth. I done use molasses but I do use a sweetener in my nutrient mix.

SuperThrive makes plants grow vegetatively but I feel it is detrimental to the final result we are all shooting for. Even a little bit of it makes for more airy spindly buds, too much branching and twisted mutant limbs. At least that’s what it seemed like to me.

Thanks for all the input guys, hope these babies come out strong

Chef420 said:

No sorry. I think the super thrive is similar to GH rapid start which I do use. I add 1ml/gallon to all my feeds in veg to promote root growth. I done use molasses but I do use a sweetener in my nutrient mix.

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Hey man sorry for bombarding you with all these dumb newbie questions, but when can I start feeding them earth juice? Just last night I transplanted into new pots with fox farms, can I start feeding now or should I wait a week or two? Thanks

Valley_559 said:

Hey man sorry for bombarding you with all these dumb newbie questions, but when can I start feeding them earth juice? Just last night I transplanted into new pots with fox farms, can I start feeding now or should I wait a week or two? Thanks

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Don't be in a rush to love them too death. Feed @ 1/4 strength and see how they respond.
http://www.growweedeasy.com/basics

If it's a fresh bag of Fox Farms you have a few weeks before they will be needing feedings. That Fox Farm soil can be pretty hot.

I was always able to avoid bottle feeding until a few weeks into flower by transplanting. I would start my seedlings or clones in either FF Light Warrior mixed with perlite or Happy Frog mixed with perlite in a solo cup. Once it was time to transplant I up pot to a 1 gallon with a mix of 1/3 Happy Frog 1/3 Ocean Forest and 1/3 perlite. When it out grows that pot it would go into its final pot, usually 5 or 7 gallon depending on the situation, with a mix of 2/3 Ocean Forest and 1/3 perlite. The constant introduction of fresh soil through transplanting means I never had to feed until week 3 or 4 of flower. Good luck!

Great info guys, thank you for all the response, ladies are looking great so I'll wait to feed then. Btw nutes are earth juice grow and bloom only.

A plant or two seem to be showing signs of calcium deficiency they are in happy frog soil, I don't have calmag but do have bone mean is that good for calcium deficiency?