Soil Grow- Which Nutrients to Use for Vegetation

Hey, I'm new to this could anyone give me a very basic overview of which nutrients are most important for the plant while vegging? I'm currently using a very basic potting soil for the little un's. I am planning on putting them into a better mixture when they're ready for bigger pots.

Hey Loko, just use nutrients high in Nitrogen during the vegetative stage. You definitely want to invest in a better soil. I've used MG plant food 24-8-16 because of it's high N level during vegging.

I recommend Fox Farm Grow Big for Soil Nutes. However I have used the MG 30-10-10 at 1/4, and 1/2 strength for years. Just start with a 1/4 to 1/3 strength and work your way up. Read your plants. Also recommend Fox Farm Happy Frog or Ocean Forest soil. There are many options out there. Just remember with nutes too much is worse than not enough.

Happy Growing!

Agreed, you could get by without any veg nutes at all then just use flower nutes when you flip.

Alright, so I need a lot of Nitrogen in my soil. Does anyone know of organic compounds I can add to my soil that would do the trick?

Manure is a source of nitrogen. Potting soil has some in there too.
You use too much and you leaf will turn dark green, to little and they turn light green.