G13 - Power Skunk Fertilizer Doseage ?

Does anyone know what G13 Lab's - Power Skunk likes as far as fertilizer doseage? Can she tollerate a little, alot, or in the middle before she burns?

I am using all B.M.O. products(S.P.T., Flower & Grow ferts.), as well as Fox Farm Big Bloom(Booster) and Synergy.

Three out of 5 seeds germinated, only 2 female's. These girl's are tall and skinny, I have a feeling they are going need alot of room to grow.

I've got 5 Power Skunk from G13 going now. I've been using Miracle-Gro 24-8-16 while vegging. So far the plants are tall and strong but perhaps a bit scrawny. There seems to be a wide distance between leaf nodes.

I just switched to 12/12 after flushing my brood. I'm using Dyna-Gro Bloom 3-12-6 for the flowering phase. Man, this is going to be long 8 weeks! I'll post back on how the flowering nutes are treating my girls.

BigSteve

Mine are tall and stretched as well, and I have 3-600watt high pressure sodium's on them.

I also have some of these powerskunks vegging/flowering right now. I have topped, LST'd, and also super cropped them. Out of the 5 seeds I received, 2 confirmed girls, one male (biggest one), and one that is still vegging. The other one didn't make it past germ. As far as nutes, I have them in FFOF soil and I have been pretty light on the nutes, BUT these plants seem to be a little on the heavier side. The one that is still vegging is showing some signs of a Nitrogen def, but I have that taken care of now. Hope this helps. Any pics OP?

Thanx!

I've heard nothing but bad things about G13 Labs, and their Power Skunk.

I have to remember these are free seeds.

I still have the Nirvana/White Rhino's to look forward too...

"Enulus Prandum Lebro(latin) - Nothing is free"

MARIJUANAMEDMAN said:

"Enulus Prandum Lebro(latin) - Nothing is free"

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Damn the latin lagnuage is stupid. So "prandum" means "is" jahsus christ...

Yep, them crazy euro's

But, I can't complain if it's free...

We'll see, My buddy just plans on throwing them in 5 gallon bag's and finish them out. No room for tall, pidly sativas.