Ok and do I use all 3 flora grow/micro/bloom? Or bloom just in flowering
Is it to late to switch my seedlings potting soil from MG to something organic
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U determine the length of your veg... if your plants not as big as u want it or it gets big fast as hell u might jump or fall back a week and same thing with flowering it's a general rule of fmthjmb trial and error will teach you in your environment it's most likely different then my environment
there website says micro 2ml and gro and bloom both 1ml but i found this one for cannabis and says week 1 micro 1/4 tsp and gro and bloom both 1\8 tsp what one should i go for
kk for this feeding ill do the 1\4 1\8 1\8 next one ill do more research i just want to get my seedlings out of the mg potting soil asap gonna transplant them now wish me luck!
i put 1.5 gallons of nutrient water had good amount water coming out of the bottom got most of the mg off when i took them out of the mg potting soil i dunked the roots into bucket of water only 1 or 2 small pieces of roots fell off it should like being in the sunshine #4 alot more then the yellow bag miracle gro potting soil and flora series grow\micro\bloom
Yeah it didn't get it all off but a little won't do anything but wow my 2 girls love being in sunshine #4 leaves are sprouting out like crazy when they were in the mg it was barely doing anything
Here's new pics, looking alot better gonna cut off the leafs that are bleached from when I put them in the sun for to long when I first put them outside lol but there doing alot more in the sunshine #4 with flora series grow/micro/bloom nutrients
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LittleGoat
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looking good for this point of the year
Yeah sucks after tomorrow its supposed to rain wed,thurs,fri
with tbe flora series grow\micro\bloom feed chart says for 1 gallon its micro 1\4tsp gro 1\8 bloom 1\8 is it those measurements mean 1 gallon of water you give your plants you put micro 1\4,gro 1\8,bloom 1\8 or does it if your pots are 5 gallons you add the measuremens 5 times
Want to make this mixing stuff really, really easy?
- Get a new five gallon pail, with a lid
- Measure out four gallons, and add it to the pail
- Put a marker line at the four gallon mark
- Using the label on the bottle, add in the proper amount of each bottle for four gallons of water for the phase of growth you're in. Stir gently but vigorously after adding in from each bottle. Shaking or causing oxygenation will dramatically throw the pH out of whack
- Now you have four gallons of fertilizer for your plants
- Let the pail sit for 30 minutes, then pH to the appropriate amount for the medium you're in
- Liquid is now ready to use
- If you didn't use the entire four gallons, put the lid on the pail, and stir (not shake!) it before use next time
Doing it in larger quantities allows you the freedom of not fumbling with tiny measuring spoons, your quantities will be larger and the mixed solution will be far more consistent than trying to mix up a Litre at a time.
One last, but most important note... always read the entire label on the back of each bottle. The nutrients have to be mixed in a specific order, with water added in between adding in each bottle of nutrient. If you do not follow these directions, your mixed nutrients will precipitate and fall out of suspension. When that happens, the precipitated nutrients are no longer available for plant uptake/use.
ohh ok ya i wasnt sure if could leave it for next feeding thought had to use it all each feeding\watering, how many days it can last with nutes in the water ?