If you have a heavy clay soil and use an auger you will have glazed sides and bottoms such that the roots will never explore the native soil, only spin out in the pot you just made. Fracture the sides and bottom with a pick, screwdriver, garden fork.
I'm gonna warn you one more time and then be done with it - DO NOT use a low N food at any time during the entire life cycle of your plants.
Ok!...whats a good brand for flowering??didnt buy those flowering nutes yet but i have the jacks classic 20-20-20 onboard.in the previous thread i know u said that 20-20-20 should work start to finish
greener the plant in flowering means longer life cycle/bigger buds i guess..gonna forget the internet paradigm for nowA good brand for flowering is any brand that retains leaves in a healthy, green condition until harvest. I know this concept is hard to accept for most, and, I see you are mentally caught up in the typical, misguided cannabis forum paradigm trap regarding plant nutrition. Happens to the best of us.
Peter's is fine or anything you find at Walmart. You can use a high P food at transplant if it makes you feel good. It's actually N that induces good root production. I gave you a link addressing this, post #73.
Call them and find out what ratio of base-to-cal/nit you should be using. I'd also ignore their dosage and feed based on EC, make sure to measure your dosage based on weight, not volume.
I don't understand, they will give be different directions if I call them then they put on the label?
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What, you don't follow a chart?
Sorry, couldn't resist.
No but don't do it if the plant is not rootbound showing a lot of spin out.
