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Pieater122172

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Hey fellow Growers I have a question I ordered the go box by General Organics because I had success in the past but Amazon cannot seem to get my orders right and they now are selling little bottles which won't even complete a grow I was wondering without breaking the bank which nutrients I can go with that would cover the whole Spectrum deficiencies I might come again during a grow I have about 10 plants growing indoors it seems you have a few issues going on I know it is not a pest or bugs issue I know that one of them is Cal Mag deficiency and I'm sure that is not the only one so I was wondering you always recommend like I said without breaking the bank thank you in advance
 

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Good organic soil, all purpose 444 flower girl 394 with worm castings. dolomite lime and gypsum. Water when dry don't have to ph water. Dolomite lime is a cal/mag nute that raises soil ph gypsum is a calcium nute that doesn't effect soil ph. Epsom salt is a magnesium nute.

I'll also use bat guano, seabird guano, fish meal alfalfa meal and kelp meal with worm castings to brew teas. Depending on plants stage as to which ones. Most grows don't necessarily need a tea just good to be prepared incase of deficiency. My autos get one feeding around week 5 or 6 that's it just water when dry my photos get between 3 and 4 feeds

I've used ff with success as well, liquid nutrients are a waste of money imo. Yea they work great, but the main ones you gotta buy almost every grow, and most are synthetic.
 

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Yea i have never had a problem i always ordered the go box n it was always the same size well when i ordered last time it was $10 cheaper but when I got them they came in lil clear plastic bottles n only contained about a 1/4 of what came in the reg bottles
 
Pieater122172 depends on what medium. I grow in coco and perlite with RO water so i add Cali-Magic (any cal mag will do). In soil you may not need it but if you grow in coco or hydro i recommend it. Especially if you use purified or distilled/RO water. Otherwise yes.
 
I've used both Fox Farms trio ( Big Bloom, Gro Big hydroponic,Tiger Bloom) and General Hydroponics trio (Flora Micro, Flora Gro, Flora Bloom) with a calcium magnesium supplement, both with great success. The Grow Weed Easy website has a great discussion about nutrients with schedules and recommendations.
 
Ace1973 so true those 2 i've used for years now besides age old organics. The dyna grow is what i'm going to use on the next run i do on indoor. I like the bloom NPK 3-12-6 better than the age old organics bloom.
 
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