Organic Fertilizer Schedule?

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Main_Stream

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So I have a schedule for watering and adding nutrients. All the nutrients are organic, which means I have to apply them directly to the soil right?

Here is my schedule:

Day 1: 1 Gallon of Water
Day 2: Nothing
Day 3: 1 Gallon of Water and Add Nutes
Day 4: Nothing
Day 5: Flush Pots with 5 Gallons of Water
Day 6: Nothing
Day 7: Nothing
Repeat

How does that look?

Also, how much organic fertilizer do I need to apply per plant?

If you have any questions feel free to ask!
 
AfgooCBD

AfgooCBD

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IMO, without asking any questions, looks like over-watering. Got to ask one, though, how big are the containers?
 
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Main_Stream

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AfgooCBD said:
IMO, without asking any questions, looks like over-watering. Got to ask one, though, how big are the containers?
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I was planning to veg them for 4-5 weeks in 1 gallon containers and then transplant them to 15 gallon containers during flowering. I'd cut everything (Including the nute amounts) in half during vegging.
 
rob333

rob333

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Main_Stream said:
So I have a schedule for watering and adding nutrients. All the nutrients are organic, which means I have to apply them directly to the soil right?

Here is my schedule:

Day 1: 1 Gallon of Water
Day 2: Nothing
Day 3: 1 Gallon of Water and Add Nutes
Day 4: Nothing
Day 5: Flush Pots with 5 Gallons of Water
Day 6: Nothing
Day 7: Nothing
Repeat

How does that look?

Also, how much organic fertilizer do I need to apply per plant?

If you have any questions feel free to ask!
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i can feel root rot comming on
 
green_machine_two9er

green_machine_two9er

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Main_Stream said:
How much would you suggest? 1/2 a gallon for flowering and 1/4 gallon for Vegging?
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Hey main steam. I would let your girls speak to you. dont water till there thirsty(easy to lift pots with one finger). also when you say organic nutes, what are you planning useing??

but yes your watering schedule is WAY to much. shoot me some more details and well set you in right direction.
Soil??
nutrients??
and Directly to the soil is abit of a understatment. your going to have to mix your feed, ph water probable let bubble for a bit(depends on the brand of nutes) then water. one gallon pots i would water no more than 1 qt 2-3 times weekly.

Here is my schedule:

Day 1: 1 Gallon of Water
Day 2: Nothing
Day 3: 1 Gallon of Water and Add Nutes
Day 4: Nothing
Day 5: Flush Pots with 5 Gallons of Water
Day 6: Nothing
Day 7: Nothing

and if this is from seed or clones, true day one of plant life you will not want to feed anything for first 2 weeks depending on your soil.
 
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Main_Stream

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green_machine_two9er said:
Hey main steam. I would let your girls speak to you. dont water till there thirsty(easy to lift pots with one finger). also when you say organic nutes, what are you planning useing??

but yes your watering schedule is WAY to much. shoot me some more details and well set you in right direction.
Soil??

Fox Farm Happy Frog or Ocean Forest (Still Undecided)

nutrients??

The Happy Frog Line from Fox Farm. Its all organic.

and Directly to the soil is abit of a understatment. your going to have to mix your feed, ph water probable let bubble for a bit(depends on the brand of nutes) then water. one gallon pots i would water no more than 1 qt 2-3 times weekly.

The water I would be using would be put in a 66 gallon reservoir and air would constantly be pumped into it using and air pump with 8 outlets.

Here is my schedule:

Day 1: 1 Gallon of Water
Day 2: Nothing
Day 3: 1 Gallon of Water and Add Nutes
Day 4: Nothing
Day 5: Flush Pots with 5 Gallons of Water
Day 6: Nothing
Day 7: Nothing

and if this is from seed or clones, true day one of plant life you will not want to feed anything for first 2 weeks depending on your soil.

At first I would establish mothers using seeds and then take the clones from them. I planned to only use nutes during flowering and vegging. Not the cloning or germination period.
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I'm still in the planning stages thats why I'm asking.

All of my answers are in bold.
 
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