i have this orchid fertiliser. wondering if would be okay to use. please don't say it is if you don't know. i dont wanna hurt my babies

N as Nitrate form: 3%
N as Ammonium form: 2%
N as Urea: 30%
Total N 30%
Total P: 4.4%
Total K: 8.3%
Zn: 0.01%
Cu: 0.01%
Mo: 0.01%
Co: 0.002%
Mn: 0.05%
Fe: 0.03%
B: 0.006%

If so how much do i use?
thank you

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shit, that was the wrong one, that one was for growing...

this is the flowering fertilizer:

N: 11.8%
P:13.2%
K: 16.6%

sorry. is this any good?

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The K is too high the P should be the highest number during flowering 10-15-10

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From FAQ:

Fertilizers

I use a hydroponics solution even for my soil plants. Basically it has everything a plant needs to live in it since water alone doesn't have these. There are 14 nutrients that a plant needs to survive. But all we are going to talk about are the main nutrients. N-P-k. Nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium. Ever wondered what those 3 numbers on the front of the bottle meant? Well there you go.

During our grow cycle the plant likes a fertilizer high in nitrogen. Something like 20-5-5. It uses the nitrogen for strong stem and leaf growth. After you change over to your flowering cycle you will want a fertilizer that is high in phosphorous and potassium. Something like 5-15-15 should work well.

I use a two part solution that I feed the plant all year round. I use enhancement solutions for root, grow or bloom for what ever cycle I am in. It is a bit more costly this way but I have had good results so I am staying with it. Its more for the semi-advanced grower since a little more thinking is involved.


Here are my grow nutrients.


And my budding nutrients. This shit gets expensive.

Hi I also was woundering about orchid feed i have some vitax orchid feed that is N30 P10 K10 i noticed above it said your better off with a 20 5 5

Dose anybody please know if useing the 30 10 10 would be a bad move?