First time grow, Plz help? Any advice?

Skewbong

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here is my 2 cents

NO to MG soil, No to fertilizer sticks. i grow with MG powder/liquid fert all of the time, and the only time i nuked a plant was 10 years ago...it was my first grow, and it survived. just remember that when it comes to the amount, less is more (as @JSB99 signature states), but ive also learned how to dial it in correctly. but of course, to each their own as we learn how to grow with the tools available. my fertilizer expenses are very low. as for the quality of my weed; it's strain/pheno dependent for quantity, size and taste. i always cure for min 4-6 weeks so mine are never harsh.

ALWAYS journal your grows, you can learn a ton and were you likely made a mistake.

good luck my friend, and hope things works out for you.
 

JSB99

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with the nutrients you recommend, how do i know how much to use? Obviously read the directions but I kinda didn’t understand what the directions were saying, cause I looked it up on GrowWeedEasy.com. How do you know how much to give them with any fertilizer? This might be a dumb question Lol
Nope, no dumb questions here, but sometimes you'll run across some dumb answers LOL!

There will be directions on the side of the bottles. It'll show you a feed chart, which shows you the amount to add/gallon of water, and how much at each stage of the plant's life. Start a little light to see how your plants react. Different strains require different amounts, and no feed chart can determine exactly how much you should be adding. But you can tell by what your plants' leaves are showing. The GrowWeedEasy site has a really good problem guide which can really help you figure out what's going on.

You'll want to have a teaspoon and tablespoon, or you can get plastic medicine droppers, like for babies. Super cheap and available everywhere.
 
Nope, no dumb questions here, but sometimes you'll run across some dumb answers LOL!

There will be directions on the side of the bottles. It'll show you a feed chart, which shows you the amount to add/gallon of water, and how much at each stage of the plant's life. Start a little light to see how your plants react. Different strains require different amounts, and no feed chart can determine exactly how much you should be adding. But you can tell by what your plants' leaves are showing. The GrowWeedEasy site has a really good problem guide which can really help you figure out what's going on.

You'll want to have a teaspoon and tablespoon, or you can get plastic medicine droppers, like for babies. Super cheap and available everywhere.
Thank you! What is ur opinion on Happy Frog organic all purpose fertilizer?
 
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