gardengardian7
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If so what should i use? I have (1) 6wks old plant and (1) 4wks old plant. They currently reside in the infamous Roots Organic. Thanks in advance especially to the elders if you respond.
Are There Any Expericed Growers Who Uses Nutes In Soil Grows?
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greasemonkeymann
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do you mean "nutes" as in chemicals? or nutes as in nutrients? because we all feed nutrients to our soil. This is in the "organic" section though, if you are meaning chemicals, you may have better luck with your question in the hydroponic section.If so what should i use? I have (1) 6wks old plant and (1) 4wks old plant. They currently reside in the infamous Roots Organic. Thanks in advance especially to the elders if you respond.
a senile fungus
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Make some teas and save the money on the "nutes"
Seriously.
Seriously.
reasonevangelist
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I'd go w/ an alfalfa tea poured over top dressed worm castings, and change to (or add) kelp for flower.
There's a lot of other stuff you can do, but from what i've read, castings (or compost, or manure, probably rabbit), alfalfa, and kelp, are the top 3 (there's also stuff like "sprouted seed tea," aloe vera water, coconut water, etc.... but if your soil is right, you probably don't need all the extra stuff to produce a satisfying harvest)
You could even make your own worm castings, and feed them some of the stuff you'd otherwise feed the plants, and end up with "super castings." I want to do that, but it takes a long time and i haven't started worms.
I will advise you to read the BAS (buildasoil) blog for some easily accessible and valuable tips that don't require searching a convoluted forum.
There's a lot of other stuff you can do, but from what i've read, castings (or compost, or manure, probably rabbit), alfalfa, and kelp, are the top 3 (there's also stuff like "sprouted seed tea," aloe vera water, coconut water, etc.... but if your soil is right, you probably don't need all the extra stuff to produce a satisfying harvest)
You could even make your own worm castings, and feed them some of the stuff you'd otherwise feed the plants, and end up with "super castings." I want to do that, but it takes a long time and i haven't started worms.
I will advise you to read the BAS (buildasoil) blog for some easily accessible and valuable tips that don't require searching a convoluted forum.
That is a no brainer! If you are using RO, why would you look to any other regiment. I use RO and there is not too muchIf so what should i use? I have (1) 6wks old plant and (1) 4wks old plant. They currently reside in the infamous Roots Organic. Thanks in advance especially to the elders if you respond.
if anything out there that can appease the palate as does RO. Jeez, try it and see - Buddah Grow/Bloom and the others
combined with LK is OVERKILL for taste, you can clearly tell it came from the Earth; something a HYDRO guy can only
dream of. Believe me.