Sunshine mix 4 vs promix

MY OWN DANK said:
Little late now...already transplanted...but I get it...I'll just watch my feedings...I didnt see the silver bag available
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That's not really gonna help. It has slow release nutrients in it that will mess up your plant for flowering stage. Simply put your plant will get the wrong things at the wrong time if left in that.
 
Wizzlebiz said:
That's not really gonna help. It has slow release nutrients in it that will mess up your plant for flowering stage. Simply put your plant will get the wrong things at the wrong time if left in that.
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Funny!OMG it has slow release fertilizer and its in the wrong order!
 
Wizzlebiz said:
That's not really gonna help. It has slow release nutrients in it that will mess up your plant for flowering stage. Simply put your plant will get the wrong things at the wrong time if left in that.
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Its not much...the width of the cap around the pot...you can see the separation from old to new...its been abt a week n they seem happy so far...

Too much nitrogen during flowering maybe?
Hopefully wont phase em too much bc I'm not pulling em out...
Bigger plants didnt get any they were already in 7gallon smart pots20210207_130226.jpg20210207_130213.jpg20210207_130238.jpg20210207_125712.jpg20210205_193820.jpg
 
Herb potman said:
I live in Canada if that helps. And also what is your chosen technique to combat the gnats. I red up to use playground sand top half inch or so. ? Any feed back bob
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a light topical soil sprinkle of diamateous earth beats the shiite outta fungus gnats. yellow sticky pads helps slow them as well as monitor their demise as well .
 
Herb potman said:
How long in this till I have to start feeding own nutes ? In fox farm now and it was just water for first 3-4 weeks And do I have to ph going in or does it buffer ?
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if you're talking about promix hp w/mycorrhizae , soon as possible [ not any or very little nutrients added ].i test my water/nutes going in to 6.2ph to 6.8ph always regardless .
 
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