When making seed, is there better nutes?
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mudballs
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Results: Hull accounted for 18.2% of total seed content. Real oil content of the hulls (8.4% dry basis) was lower than in the literature. Hulls contained 2.9% of the oil, 11.2% of the proteins, 73% of the NDF; 80% of the ADF, 95% of the lignin and 6.0% of the glucosinolates of the whole seed
All that just to say regular flower nutes is fine for seed runs...seed or sensimilia the female plant will want flowering stuff during her "flowering " cycle
All that just to say regular flower nutes is fine for seed runs...seed or sensimilia the female plant will want flowering stuff during her "flowering " cycle
I get your point that its fine to use (it's what I did this run already) but I have no clue what dehulling rapeseed has to do with it. I DID learn there is a nice looking yellow plant called rape though so that's neat.
I just think there must be a nutrient setup that would be better knowing that a run is seed. There HAS to be something more efficient for the plant even if the nutrients don't end up IN the seed or its hull it might be supporting parts of the plant that support the seed growth.
I just think there must be a nutrient setup that would be better knowing that a run is seed. There HAS to be something more efficient for the plant even if the nutrients don't end up IN the seed or its hull it might be supporting parts of the plant that support the seed growth.
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mudballs
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Nope...that's why i included a description of what seeds are made of...just in case someone didn't believe me...pretty crazy world we live in...but since the plant is not vegging...why would you use veg nute regime? Ok if the plant needs to produce flower, you use flower nutes right? ...is seed a flower? What are flowers made of? Shouldnt you provide more of what flower is made of? I would hope logic hasn't failed you yet...cuz we would want to know what seeds are made of right? Since we're not making flower anymore...hmmm...oilseed is oilseed so any seed composition should suffice in our oratory on the topic...oh wait...unless some dipshit that dont know any better questions the rape seed cannabis inequality...nah, they shouldn't, go ahead and use the rapeseed study....im telling ya man someone's gonna have a problem with it....
hotrodharley
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I run for seeds regularly. I use the exact same feeds as when running for bud. I have zero complaints about germination from buyers and pictures of their plants show plenty of vigor. Hope this helps.
lusidghost
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Lol.
No i read it and enjoyed what i did get out of it, but I questioned in my reply that there might be more going on than just the chemical compound of the seed
And thats what I've done this run, I'm already starting week 6 of flower this go and have been giving my standard nutrient regiment.
It's just that there MUST be a better setup knowing you will make seed. Its no work to switch what nutrients you feed and google has zero information on it. So I figured someone here might have some input.
bk78
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You keep SCREAMING mid sentence
bk78
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oh but I do have a answer garbo
Feed the damn plant regular bloom nutrients just like everyone else is saying.
xtsho
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You're overthinking things. Just keep the damn plant healthy. That's all you need to do.
lusidghost
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I'm chill af.
Boatguy
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Google was no help because it is a silly question.
You did receive some input.. Seems your mind is already made up, so why are you bothering?
Feed as per usual.