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Fertilizer
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SoOrbudgal
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LOL well i'll answer it this way. Yes to both of your questions. Now what she's trying to say is go easy with the nutes when there young so you don't burn or cause lock out. Over feeding is like over watering. And the age of the plants i feed mine full strength during flower. These things you learn by trial and error, you gonna make mistakes so just take it and remember. It's best to start low and work up to full strength IF the plant is healthy and happy. Each grow you'll learn more about the plant reactions to food.
Beeman
Active member
That’s kind of the answer I was expecting.. I have had bees for almost 10 years and when I started it is a lot of trial and error much like growing weed you ask a question to 10 growers and get 13 answers. I love the science and art techniques of growing it is an enjoyable and sometimes frustrating hobby !!
Bluey
Well-known member
I'm relatively new to growing with liquid nutes and have learnt in a couple of grows what I should be giving my plants, but now I'm growing a mix of unfamiliar autos and photos and have already learnt what too much means too early.
I'd up the nutes going into stretch and flower and try and work out how much they will need under your lights. Lighting effects nute requirements, so does the rest of the environmental factors but above all the strain your growing I think.
I'd up the nutes going into stretch and flower and try and work out how much they will need under your lights. Lighting effects nute requirements, so does the rest of the environmental factors but above all the strain your growing I think.
OldManGrower
New member
It depends upon how much mix you want. The glass is half empty or half full?
Rootsruler
New member
IMO, the real reason Nebula suggested 1/2 strength feedings is because the nute companies recommendations almost always are too much. Whenever I feed at brand levels I almost always get tip burn or lockout.
Obviously they want to sell you as much product as they can so if this much is the right amount more is better.....no......
I measure my feeds through PPM/EC rather than volume of nutrient. When I hit my numbers they almost always come out to 1/2 of what the manufacturer recommends.
Obviously they want to sell you as much product as they can so if this much is the right amount more is better.....no......
I measure my feeds through PPM/EC rather than volume of nutrient. When I hit my numbers they almost always come out to 1/2 of what the manufacturer recommends.