IslandGreenGuy
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bloodmeal is more useful during flowering. It has little to no nitrogen...
Nitrogen?
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BigBudBalls
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IslandGreenGuy
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Opps, You got me. I was talking about bone meal. I just bought some bone meal on saturday and must have had it running through my head. I have never used Bloodmeal, How is it as a Nitrogen suppliment? I have a bit of Nitro dif. problem right now, I'm using a urea based fert, and It's not doing the trick for me. Any suggestions??
BigBudBalls
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No prob man. I had to think about it a bit too. (I get them mixed up)
Its all natural (good) and I know it more from using it on the lawn. Turns the grass SO green and deep green.
urea based, I'd be concerned about the acidity levels. (but go with what the 'big boys' here say)
IslandGreenGuy
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I might give that a try, I'm using a Urea based nitro now And i'm not liking the results like the results... I guess you get what you pay for, it was like 6 bucks..
ripitgreg9103
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BigBudBalls
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Yes. But since most soil already has nutes for a month (give or take a week or so) you dont wanna mix it into the soil
FlatTopBud
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i would not put blood meal in my plants.
dak1b
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best stuff ive used which is kind of one of my secrets to a very successful grow, used in the flowering stage: kelp extract. i forget that name for it but it kicks ass with nitrogen! i used it on my plants on the first week of flowering and within one week i saw a HUGE difference in the size of my plants + bud sites. absolutely an amazing product to add to any plant during flowering!!!!
Soupaman
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Yes, really. Search Google for Stinging Nettles high in Nitrogen, I'd favour this idea more, if I couldn't afford nutes, it'd be more organic.
Seamaiden
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Any kelp extract, or a particular brand or formulation?
dak1b
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lemme find the brand name for you and get back to u!
Seamaiden
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Thank ye.
I'm doing an outdoor grow, in pots with a mix of Miracle Gro (not the super stuff, just the plain old MG) and added compost. Just got one set of hatchlings started, and planted another set of hatchlings this last weekend. I'm hoping to gain a harvest that will last me until next growing season.
dragonofweed
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The sugar or mollasses is not for your plant specifically, it's for soil microbes. The sugar combines with the bacteria and makes the soil better able to dispense the nutes. I wouldn't poor straight sugar into the soil, but what I was saying is, if you have leftover coffee in your mug, pour it around your plants. Urine mixed at an 8 oz. to 1 gallon rate will benefit your plants too. Just do it on one plant, one time and see what happens.
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