Smokenpassout
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I use iguana bloom (4-3-6) as a base nutrient in flower. At those low ratios I dont get worried about hitting it full strength with a good boosters like big bud, and overdrive.
nutrient flowering question
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RockinDaGanja
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I was going to recomend that. But i think for newbs or at least for me when i started growing for the price you cant beat technaflora. You can get the three part or the whole line depending on your medium or water qaulity. I started with there recipe for success box and for forty three dollars it made me realize what i need and what i dont need. As far as hydroponics anyway.
I recently switched to organic no till and lost some yield and my plants dont veg as quick but well worth the switch as far as qaulity.
makka
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i usually use the canna line its good dont get wrong just pricey so ive switched to mixing salts using that software it took a min to get my head around it but its easy when your familiar.
just waiting to finish the canna before i try a run with it
MickShipley
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Now is it possible to mix a CompostTea and give it to your hydro plants? Or is that more for soil?
RockinDaGanja
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Its more for soil. It boost the microbial life or the soil food web. Although it makes a good foiler spray for hydro. I would just cover your medium if you do that.
Some companies claim too have organic or more natural nutrients then other but i don't believe they have a full line of omri listed hydro nutes.
The closest thing i believe your gonna get too organic hydro is aqauponics. I personally have no experience in agauponics but from my understanding its better for leafy greens that don't require a lot of p-k. Im sure someone with more knowledge can chime in.
My school of thought is if your gonna go hydro go full hydro synthetic nutes..
If your keeping it organic keep it fully organic.
They have a bunch of great synthetic foiler sprays some people swear by (heavy 16, technflora thrive alive, jacks 20-20-20 has everything you need)
But to reinerate compost tea is more for soil but i have used it on my hydro plants for foiler spray..with great success never in my rez. Hope this helps
MickShipley
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Yea that is what I thought too. I am tempted to add it to the rez though like a day or two before a water change, maybe in flower with mature plants. I mean a lot of people think organics make for better quality flower but you cant sustain hydro with organics right..
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james murphy
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3 part g.h. (gal.), one bottle of super thrive (has kelp ect.) and epsom salt..then for a great carb to mix w the above would be granulated fructose, yucca, or black strap molasses..and ur girls will fkn sing!!!
Ben Higherthanyou
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I've got this girl out back in container between a cuccumber and a jalapeno. I've kept her tied down (20" tall x 36" wide) and give her .3gal of water (drip) / day, and a dose of compost tea (folient spray + water) every two weeks. That's it. She's been in flower for a couple weeks now. Is it ok to continue with the compost tea? How bout spraying tea on buds??
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DirtyEyeball696
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Cheap? Is that what everybody is looking for? What about performance? You'll never drive a Porsche when you never wanna trade in your chevette. Lol @ cheap
I love the coco!
RockinDaGanja
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Discontinue foiler spray after a week or two maybe three of flower. Please dont spray anything on your flowers!
bellcore
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In high school we had a Chevette, traded in a pinto wagon for it.
Two of the worst cars ever per consumer reports.
RockinDaGanja
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Didn't the pinto explode after being tapped in the bumper in a fenderbender or something..?In high school we had a Chevette, traded in a pinto wagon for it.
bellcore
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RockinDaGanja
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I think the Chevette was a definite upgrade!