No Cal Mag
- Thread starter Frank Nitty
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Billy the Mountain
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No, I said CalMag is not required; I don't use either 1/2
Herb & Suds
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So does my well water
rkymtnman
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i add epsom sometimes in veg and always in bloom mainly for the Su. and the extra mg doesn't hurt.
Herb & Suds
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I’m at a loss what you are proving?
I can stop feeding my plants and flip and they look like that
But I have to feed to finish
Do you have pics to end ?
Wattzzup
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He’s claiming he doesn’t feed but he’s using time release nutrients so whatever makes him feel good. He’s “only using water” (plus that long ass list he made in the other post)
Markshomegrown
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You have got me all wrong, not trying to prove any point.
I had some pictures of my plants and I thought you would like to see how they grow without much veg time after potting up, in fact only gave these couple of days in veg after potting up.
Markshomegrown
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all I am trying to say, a good basic soil mix can see you all the way through the flower stage, over the years I have wasted loads of money on bottle nutes, you don't need to, they're a cheaper way, with bottle nutes I was tempted to give them too much food and this often caused problems in late flower.
Wattzzup
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You do feed them every time you water them.
rkymtnman
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Markshomegrown
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Ok guilty as charged
Boatguy
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Markshomegrown
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well my tap water EC level is high, guess they get some minerals
Wattzzup
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So do you feed or no? Just wondering where you landed on this whole thing?Markshomegrown
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Not sure what your point is, my plant food cost about £50 and it will last years, just have to water every 3-4 days in flower.
Don't need to use an EC wand or PH meter, or mix anything up, just water until harvest.
Markshomegrown
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If you could buy a hot soil mix for flower, pot the plants up, and flower them off, water till harvest, would you say you are feeding the plants in flower?
Wattzzup
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Yes if they’re getting added nutrients, you’re feeding them nutrients.
