Are controlled release fertilizers going to change the game?

Roguedawg

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If you are going to use coco, treat it like hydro. small pot, multifeeds per day with hydro type nutrients. If you are using peat based media or outside in soil then osmocote will work great.
 

Hollatchaboy

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Makes sense. Each grow I've done has been different.
I mean, there's no way of really being able to confirm 100%. Communication with plants is extremely limited, but growing the same strain for some cycles, your going to pick up on some of those cues. Whether you have symptoms showing on the leaves, stems, and or roots. It would be kinda nice to know just exactly how much of each nutrient the plant uses, on a given day, but we don't really even know how much of given nutrients, our bodies use daily, much less the plants. We guesstimate for ourselves as well.
 

Drop That Sound

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Mostly by observation. If you grow out a strain long enough, you'll learn what the plant wants and needs by observing how it does through the growth cycle.
Eventually we'll probably have leaf scanners. Just like one in the office to start with, or handheld devices later in the future that you just hold up to the plant. Or some kind of coil you wrap around a branch, or both. Plug into your phone and use an app.. It will analyze the samples in seconds, and tell you exactly what the plant needs!
 

Crucial_Farms

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Just want to jump in real late and say I used Beanstalk this past summer and it was insane. My girls blew up. I know a friend involved with development and packaging for them and he swears buy it, and he was right.
 
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