Bakatare666
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25/ yr isn't bad. is that one grow, one plant or what?
I am using up a couple small samples I got of Veg n Bloom on 3 plants this grow to see how it works.
what is a good fert for veg
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I am using up a couple small samples I got of Veg n Bloom on 3 plants this grow to see how it works.
Kite High
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thats not worth a thing
whitnasty1
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I've never had. plant that doesn't like FF. I am also using the General Organics GO box, it's pretty good. Maybe he should pick that up. Too expensive? That's some of the cheapest shit on the market, I'm using some advanced nutrients on this grow too, that shit is expensive.
team420
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No one said bat or peruvian sea bird guano? I use the high nitrogen guano for veg. Whatever the bag says to use, I triple it, once a month then, every week, I use fox farms grow big, again, I triple what the bottle says to use.
For flower. I use the high phosphorus guano, and fox farm big bloom, same schedule as above.
couple weeks before harvest, I flush with a metric shitton of water, but continue to use the big bloom, till the last week, then flush again. I have even used a method, that I have never hheard of anyone using.... I will pull my plants out of te soil, trying to keep as much of the root ball intact as possible, and stick it in moving water (I use a brook) leave it there for a few hours, then plave it in a bucket of water, in a shaded area for 3-5 days. It flushes them out really well.
For flower. I use the high phosphorus guano, and fox farm big bloom, same schedule as above.
couple weeks before harvest, I flush with a metric shitton of water, but continue to use the big bloom, till the last week, then flush again. I have even used a method, that I have never hheard of anyone using.... I will pull my plants out of te soil, trying to keep as much of the root ball intact as possible, and stick it in moving water (I use a brook) leave it there for a few hours, then plave it in a bucket of water, in a shaded area for 3-5 days. It flushes them out really well.
~Dankster~420
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Well, hmmm. Don't knows bout flushing in a creek. Lol. But I do a flush with "flora Kleen", then switch over to plain h20, and hadn't had any issues with this method. And I really had only flushed for like 6 days this past harvest, and didn't notice any "nute" or off taste what so ever..
~Dankster~420
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Yeah, I've received the "Dyna-Gro + Bloom" & also there Silicant as a set of freebies, and went ahead & purchased
There cal-mag mix. I have yet to use it, but do plan on running this lineup on all the new little gal's I have coming up!
I have been running (Flora Nova) Gerneral Hydroponics nutrients, and really like the results, and I also am running (General Organics) Veg + there Bloom nutes on another set of girls.
Can't say which one that I like the best until harvest. But so far I would have to go with the "Organics"!!
Kite High
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Yeah man gotta wash all that bullshit out. But now your are typing it.