Advnced Nutrients 3 pack

nxoro8x3

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• Dec 6, 2008

• #1

Hi, Newbie here... so im growing sour diesel they are 3 week old clones. and also 3 week old c-4 clones. the soil is ff ocean forest and they are under 2 26 watt soft white cfls. I bought the advanced nutrients 3 pack. I was wondering when i should use it.? and how much strength. how do i mix it do i add the 3 together into the gallon of water.?

 

vaporking

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• Dec 6, 2008

• #2

go to advanced online they have a calculator use a little less than suggested to begin with then pretty much follow the guide worked for me check the journal
mix the micro in well first make sur its disolved or diluted then add the grow and bloom stirr rez after every addition google advanced nutrients remo medical marijuana grows watch remos vidieos he has a nute mixing segment on there

 

vaporking

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• Dec 6, 2008

• #3

if they are rooted clones start with the rooted clone area of the nute calculator..make sure you have good ventilation and good luck diesel is one of my favorites

 

vaporking

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• Dec 6, 2008

• #4

hey if that soil already has nutes in it dont use any advanced for a couple weeks at least then start out real easy..

 

nxoro8x3

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• Dec 6, 2008

• #5

Thanks... : ) yeah my room has pretty descent ventilation...Fox farms ocean forest doesn't have any nutes for all i know. they are about 8 inches tall and pretty bushy and they SMELL.....

 

DontKnowBeans

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• Dec 6, 2008

• #6

That soil does contain nutrients. Potting soil always has nutrients in it. Other mediums like rock wool and hydroton don't have nutrients but potting soil does. They're organic nutrients in this case though.

 

vaporking

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• Dec 7, 2008

• #7

DontKnowBeans said:

That soil does contain nutrients. Potting soil always has nutrients in it. Other mediums like rock wool and hydroton don't have nutrients but potting soil does. They're organic nutrients in this case though.

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thanks beans i think this is a problem alot of dirt farmers get caught by, causing them to over fertilize..