is my plant ok?

Originally Posted by scroglodyte

that fert is too strong. use 1/4-1/2 of what it says too. don't spray.........water.

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19-19-19 is very strong don't mist the plants unless you want to burn them immediately. 1/4 of the reccomended dose for fruiting vegetables should be fine. Foliar feeding will only do more harm than good when it comes to cannabis.

Originally Posted by scroglodyte

that fert is too strong. use 1/4-1/2 of what it says too. don't spray.........water.

so instead of spraying the fertilizer, i will just use the fertilizer in watering my plants? and also i must use only 1/4 of it in a 16liters of water?

the pebbles will drain the soil unevenly, and allow air to burn bottom of rootball. PERLITE...........mixed into soil, is what improves drainage. it is enough. the holes will not clog with a good medium.
a nursery pot. on that is cylindrical, not tapered.

In a pot that size you should not have any drainage problems, so the pebbles are not needed. If you are having drainage problems then you need a better soil that is aerated and breathable.

Originally Posted by majek

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19-19-19 is very strong don't mist the plants unless you want to burn them immediately. 1/4 of the reccomended dose for fruiting vegetables should be fine. Foliar feeding will only do more harm than good when it comes to cannabis.

alright! thanks sir!

i am excited on using my new fertilizer,

it also has

micro elements like:
magnesium sulphate-0.033%MgO
iron chelate -0.025%Fe
Copper Chelate -0.013%Zu
Magnesium Chelate -0.013%Mn
Zinc chelate -0.005%Zn
Maximum biuret -0.400%

is this ok?

Originally Posted by scroglodyte

the pebbles will drain the soil unevenly, and allow air to burn bottom of rootball. PERLITE...........mixed into soil, is what improves drainage. it is enough. the holes will not clog with a good medium.
a nursery pot. on that is cylindrical, not tapered.

Yeah cylindar or even square shaped pots are best depending on how much space you have. The bigger the better obviously but with a bigger pot you will come across drainage issues. Nothing perlite can't fix though.

Originally Posted by scroglodyte

the pebbles will drain the soil unevenly, and allow air to burn bottom of rootball. PERLITE...........mixed into soil, is what improves drainage. it is enough. the holes will not clog with a good medium.
a nursery pot. on that is cylindrical, not tapered.

oh ok ok thanks do i need to remove it now?

if you have transplanted already, forget about it. they will survive.