David Sibrian
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So I'm gonna transplant my plants this week the next watering that is due involves nutes is it okay to transplant and feed with nutes or should it be just water...need help thank you
Transplanting
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Cletus clem
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I usually do just water and mycos wp. Maybe some kelp and fulvic/humic if i think about it. If you do add nutes id say 1/4 strength at most. Thats just my opinion and practice though. Try half and half, see what happens! Best way to learn is trial and error.
cottee
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What medium are you growing in?
Cletus clem
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Me or op? Im growing in promix hp.
Dr. Who
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Yup, add Kelp extract. Has Humic's and fulvic's in it.....(Humic acids are part of the Fulvic acid chain).
Kelp extract at transplanting help's prevent stress.
cottee
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Ok mate never heard of that take it it's soil?
Dr. Who
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Nope, it's a neutral media made up of peat and perlite with microbes. Considered hydro growing.
cottee
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Oh ok mate. I grow in coco and feed normal strength nutes when transplanting and never have a problem. Just add some kelp like the others said
Cletus clem
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yeah what he said. I use it as a blank canvas so to speak. Add some fox farm ammendments, worm castings, nectar for the gods nutrients and microbial innoculants. The hp stands for high porosity, its got extra perlite in it. Theres several different blends, some incorporate coco. Great stuff and very economical. Fluffs out to 6 cu ft, i get it for 37$ a bail.
Cletus clem
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Right on. That makes sense in your situation, coco having nothing in it food wise. I thought i had asked op what they were growing in, i must have decided to re word something and forgot to plug that back in!
Hey! What medium are you growing in? Lol