When do I give nutrients

BiG $m0k3

Active Member
When I first buy the clone from the store and plant it in the fox farm soil. How long do i wait to give it nutrients? And are nutrients the same thing as fertilizer? Whats the difference? Im a first time grower and i just got a full tent set up.
 

nicougrik

Well-Known Member
"A fertilizer or fertiliser (in British English) is any material of natural or synthetic origin (other than liming materials) that is applied to soils or to plant tissues (usually leaves) to supply one or more plant nutrients essential to the growth of plants."

Here this might help:
Go buy yourself a EC and Ph meter to track your shit.

According to the graph, you should slowly add nutrients to your water about around 2 weeks before you flower depeding on what medium you are using (EC= electrical conductivity, which is a measure of nute concentration in your water). Most soil come fertilized (have nutrientes in them) which means you will not need to add nutrients as soon or as much (again depending on your medium).

I can't tell you how much of what to give you plant and how often. A lot of this is trial and error, you need to try it yourself and see how things go. When you start giving additional nutrients through your water, make sure to look out for symptoms of nutrient burn which will tell you if you are over doing things.


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PS: maybe post a pic of your plant and we can maybe help more.

Hope this helped a bit <3
 

sworth

Well-Known Member
Well! I did not know I was supposed to be spelling it "fertiliser"
Stupid bl*&y Queen's English o_O

But yeah; ^^^what he said^^^
 

BiG $m0k3

Active Member
"A fertilizer or fertiliser (in British English) is any material of natural or synthetic origin (other than liming materials) that is applied to soils or to plant tissues (usually leaves) to supply one or more plant nutrients essential to the growth of plants."

Here this might help:
Go buy yourself a EC and Ph meter to track your shit.

According to the graph, you should slowly add nutrients to your water about around 2 weeks before you flower depeding on what medium you are using (EC= electrical conductivity, which is a measure of nute concentration in your water). Most soil come fertilized (have nutrientes in them) which means you will not need to add nutrients as soon or as much (again depending on your medium).

I can't tell you how much of what to give you plant and how often. A lot of this is trial and error, you need to try it yourself and see how things go. When you start giving additional nutrients through your water, make sure to look out for symptoms of nutrient burn which will tell you if you are over doing things.


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PS: maybe post a pic of your plant and we can maybe help more.

Hope this helped a bit <3
Thanks for breaking it down. Appreciate that!
 

PiranhaSoup

New Member
FFOF should have more than enough food available for young plants. I recommend letting them dry out a good bit between waterings, so they don't end up biting off more than they can chew. Don't let them dry to dust though, a knuckle or two deep worth of dry top soil is usually a sign its water time in my garden.
 
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