O.k., so one, I'm kind of new to the forums, and two, I'm kind of new to growing - especially indoor organic.
Now that said, here's my current setup:
I'm growing some mids to midget size of about 12-18in in a quart cup. The soil is homemade compost from mostly dirt from on top of my leaky septic tank
, leaves, dead palm stuff, bananas, bat guano from my personal bat house, urine, and time. It's in a small cooler lined with foil, from which I water by adding very small amounts of water about daily. This water is filtered and usually left out in the sun for a day before being used for the next few. Also, in the bottom of the cooler I toss some fresh guano and let it soak out into the water; which is soaked up into my little girl. Also, about once a week a feed her with some fresh urine water at about 35/1. She's growing under a 15 cfl daylight at 24/0 with a fan cooling and venting. Here's a pic at day 12
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O.k. now my question...
When I switch to flowering phase and soft white cfl, what fertilizer should I try so as to stick with my "green green"? Right now I'm super rich in nitrogen, which is right where I should be. And from what I know, during flowering something around like 5-15-5 or so is desired. What household/organic/etc fertilizers should I work on? I have about 2 weeks or so I presume before I want to flower, so I should have enough time to prepare something.
Any help would be awesome! Thanks. Peace, and keep it lit!
