bat guano in the first 3 weeks?

What soil are you starting with? Typically pre-mixed soils will have some nutrients in them, this can carry you through your first 2-6 weeks (or more if also supplementing with teas). This will also vary depending on the strain and frequency of waterings. If you flush often, you may find you need more nutrients added to your medium.

Many people i soil will increase their pot size a couple times during veg, this will also give you a boost in nutrients available making feeding almost unnecessary until you are in flower.
 
thank for the reply. its an organic starter mix, its nothing special just regular bag seeds. I water every other day if needed, deff going to go up in size of container. "everything and anything I say is nothing but a figment of my self conscious speaking out loud."
 
usually when you add bat guano or anything like that to your soil you are building a soil mix yourself. These products need time to break down in the soil before the plant can use them. Typical premixed potting soils will already have some nutrients in them, you can top feed with soil amendments but unless your doing an extrememly long veg your better off just transplanting up to bigger pots with fresh soil as you go through the stages of your grow.
 
if it's composted guano you can use it whenever, top dress it 3-4 weeks after sprouting and you should be good
 
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