Nutes, Nutes, and more Nutes....Suggestions please!

[thewhitelotus]

Hello, quick question for all the experts out there. I have 2 ladies that will be under a 250HPS and around 175 true watts of CFL...currently the 8 day old starters are just under the CFLs.

I am looking for suggestions as far as nutrients go! Our local hydro shop has tons of different options and i didnt even know where to begin. Not lookin to spend a ton of cash, but not trying to by cheap inferior products either.

Can anyone suggest a reasonably priced nutrient set for both vegging and flowering! Also, when should i start feeding the little ladies?

thanks in advance

 

[bioWheel]

My recommendation to you my friend.

 

[coocoo]

Hello, quick question for all the experts out there. I have 2 ladies that will be under a 250HPS and around 175 true watts of CFL...currently the 8 day old starters are just under the CFLs.

I am looking for suggestions as far as nutrients go! Our local hydro shop has tons of different options and i didnt even know where to begin. Not lookin to spend a ton of cash, but not trying to by cheap inferior products either.

Can anyone suggest a reasonably priced nutrient set for both vegging and flowering! Also, when should i start feeding the little ladies?

thanks in advance

every1 will tell you different things man. I use fox farm nutes like the pictures above. They're not organic but they do the job.... There are as many nutes out there as there are strains....you just gotta pick something and try it out.

 

[atlrhysdavis]

If you have good soli you wont have to use nutrients on your babies for the first 3-4 weeks. Like dude said above everyone will give you different opinions. Fox Farm nutes are good, but if you want an organic alternative try the General Organics go box. It will have everything you need from start to finish and it is PH balanced, so no need to worry about your ph levels all the time. I am using them right now, and have 0 complaints. It should only be around 40 bucks at your hydro store, and you get a lot of stuff for the price paid!!


good luck brotha

 

[thewhitelotus]

thanks a bunch everyone! im open to all suggestions. The soil i have them in is organic, but im not set on going full organic, as i know the organic stuff can get quite pricey!

 

[fro77]

cant go wrong with fox farm.