Sgt. Pepper
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Would it be ok to water soiled plants with hydroponic nutes? Or would it be better to let them grow without any nutes for a month more. The fake leaves are yellow now. They're 3 weeks old.
Noob ? Hydro Nutes in Soil?
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Sgt. Pepper
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Thanks dirtyboy. I blew my wad for the month on my hydoponics. I had 2 plants left over that won't fit into my hydro setup, so my wife just put them in soil.
I'm using Gen. Hydroponics nutes, If the 2 in soil die it wont be the end of the world, but I'd like to keep them if possible. With my luck they'll probably be the best females of the group.
I'm using Gen. Hydroponics nutes, If the 2 in soil die it wont be the end of the world, but I'd like to keep them if possible. With my luck they'll probably be the best females of the group.
simpsonsampson420
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ive used hydro nutes in soil with great success before.. so you shouldnt have any problems with it at all.. it might take a little adjusting to get the dosages right.. but if you start on the weaker side and build up you should experience any sort of deficiencies or burn.. just keep an eye out for signs of either..
simpsonsampson420
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if you alternate between plain water and nute water when you feed you wont have to worry about salt build up or having to flush near as much...
just water with plain ph'd water one time, the next time ph'd nute water, then plain water, nute water, ect ect....
just water with plain ph'd water one time, the next time ph'd nute water, then plain water, nute water, ect ect....
Sgt. Pepper
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Thanks for replies people. I appreciate your help.
thats what weez here for! So you dont end up doing this 
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