Nutrient Schedule?

juggaloclownz187

juggaloclownz187

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Ok heres the questions....

Is there like a basic rule of thumb on a nutrient schedule as to when to start it and how often to increase etc etc etc?

Today is day 3 of seedling and im at roughly 2-3 sets of leaves per plant...

Im buying a PH and PPM tester tonight so i can calculate out the PPM when i start feeding them babies :-)

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juggaloclownz187

juggaloclownz187

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GrowTech said:
Yes there is a specific feeding schedule for all nutrient lines... I would ask your sales person when you purchase them.
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I figured it went by the product... Is there a general rule of thumb for what PPM or whatever i should start with and how often to increase them or does that depend on the product as well?
 
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smokinHerbOnDaCurb

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juggaloclownz187 said:
None yet, have to shop for them still, they are only 3 days old right now....

Inside for now then they will go outside so any suggestions, very limited on money but dont want to use any crappy nutes either?
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If you want to buy nutes a cheap but effective way to go is 20-20-20 NPK ration for vegataion but only water 1/4 strength until she gets older. For flowerin you can get schultz 10-54-10 for flowering this works good. B/c it has a high phosphorus which is good for flowerin. Or you can just go to a hydro store and get nutes made for marijuana. But this is cheap and effective and found at any hardware store.
 
juggaloclownz187

juggaloclownz187

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smokinHerbOnDaCurb said:
If you want to buy nutes a cheap but effective way to go is 20-20-20 NPK ration for vegataion but only water 1/4 strength until she gets older. For flowerin you can get schultz 10-54-10 for flowering this works good. B/c it has a high phosphorus which is good for flowerin. Or you can just go to a hydro store and get nutes made for marijuana. But this is cheap and effective and found at any hardware store.
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When do you up the strength ratio:age?
 
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