my plants are 21 days old,they are extremly small,what should i start feeding my plants?and do i have to use fertilizer and nutes?cant i just use water to feed them?what would happen if i only water them and not feed them anything?what are the benifits of useing nutes and fertilizer?there just some bag seeds that im am using to get some exsperince before i order some good strains. thanks
A few questions about feeding my plants.
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big bud 56
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good nutrients=bigger yield and bigger buds
big bud 56
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the soil that I would recommend is fox farms ocen forest and I am using these nutes.
They give me really good results.
Peace
They give me really good results.Peace
Doer
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Well, you need to say a bit more about what you mean by small, etc. All living things need nutrition. You didn't say, what you planted it in.
Let us say it was plain sand, no food in it. You will get a meager, tiny plant, that doesn't do much...starved.
If, oth, you planted into a rich mix, of hot organic soils, you might find the plant stays small, because of too much food, she stalled out, stopped growing, leaves are brown on the ends, etc.
Too much water, ie, hardly any at first, will drown and stall young 'uns. So, highly drained soil is desirable for this plant. The roots can't be waterlogged.
But, once you see that, you don't have to go wild about nutes. Most of that is Market Lies and Hype.
Many of us see good growth if we have drained soil medium and do wet, then dry, then water. If you have soggy soil medium, that dry out a bit, can't happen.
So, yes, you need to feed for yield, but it introduces a new set of problems.
I have been through all kinds of feeding ideas, but now I just use a general purpose plant food, throughout. I don't worry about bloom food, I just control the strength, by diluting.
Every two weeks I make it a little stronger feed concentration, but I start at 1/5 recommended dose.
Hope this helps.
Let us say it was plain sand, no food in it. You will get a meager, tiny plant, that doesn't do much...starved.
If, oth, you planted into a rich mix, of hot organic soils, you might find the plant stays small, because of too much food, she stalled out, stopped growing, leaves are brown on the ends, etc.
Too much water, ie, hardly any at first, will drown and stall young 'uns. So, highly drained soil is desirable for this plant. The roots can't be waterlogged.
But, once you see that, you don't have to go wild about nutes. Most of that is Market Lies and Hype.
Many of us see good growth if we have drained soil medium and do wet, then dry, then water. If you have soggy soil medium, that dry out a bit, can't happen.
So, yes, you need to feed for yield, but it introduces a new set of problems.
I have been through all kinds of feeding ideas, but now I just use a general purpose plant food, throughout. I don't worry about bloom food, I just control the strength, by diluting.
Every two weeks I make it a little stronger feed concentration, but I start at 1/5 recommended dose.
Hope this helps.
Someone needs to take away your thread creating rights.
You must be around 12 years old.
I am convinced you have yet to hit puberty.....
You apparently are too young to even know how to use a search function...
You are clearly incapable of doing anything on your own. Just give up now and buy your weed from someone who isn't completely incompetent.
10 new threads a day.... Questions that have been answered 10,000 times.....
Nope, incapable of pulling off a grow.
You must be around 12 years old.
I am convinced you have yet to hit puberty.....
You apparently are too young to even know how to use a search function...
You are clearly incapable of doing anything on your own. Just give up now and buy your weed from someone who isn't completely incompetent.
10 new threads a day.... Questions that have been answered 10,000 times.....
Nope, incapable of pulling off a grow.
bro,wtf is ur prob?im just making sure i know everything before i flower.there is no need for u too be a ignorant ass and be a dick,go fuck off you piece of shit.threads are for people with questions and need answers,if your not gonna help then shove a dick up your ass spin on it u fkin cunt.and yes im new to growing and using fourms,so what?your just a fkin pussy .i bet u wouldnt say shit like that to any ones face.
Well, you need to say a bit more about what you mean by small, etc. All living things need nutrition. You didn't say, what you planted it in.
Let us say it was plain sand, no food in it. You will get a meager, tiny plant, that doesn't do much...starved.
If, oth, you planted into a rich mix, of hot organic soils, you might find the plant stays small, because of too much food, she stalled out, stopped growing, leaves are brown on the ends, etc.
Too much water, ie, hardly any at first, will drown and stall young 'uns. So, highly drained soil is desirable for this plant. The roots can't be waterlogged.
But, once you see that, you don't have to go wild about nutes. Most of that is Market Lies and Hype.
Many of us see good growth if we have drained soil medium and do wet, then dry, then water. If you have soggy soil medium, that dry out a bit, can't happen.
So, yes, you need to feed for yield, but it introduces a new set of problems.
I have been through all kinds of feeding ideas, but now I just use a general purpose plant food, throughout. I don't worry about bloom food, I just control the strength, by diluting.
Every two weeks I make it a little stronger feed concentration, but I start at 1/5 recommended dose.
Hope this helps.
thanks for taking the time to help,this post helps me alot.
Doer
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OK, OK, don't start acting like me.
No displays of Reality. I have offered to stick it to many people here, but althor is not one of them. He is just getting a bit frustrated for some reason, but not you. People are like that, sometimes. And I agree people won't say this stuff to our faces.Hey, I don't care if you are 12 or 80, this is not so easy, to figure out, but we have a great search function, here. A lot of what you are asking (I reviewed your posts) is for us to dig up stuff that you need to learn how to find. And even if we tell you everything, you are not telling us enough to know what to say, no pictures, etc.
So, just take it for what it is. All the learning is on you. But, I don't mind helping.
lol thanks,i just wanted to know what are some good soil and nutes to use.and growing is alot more complicated than i thought wen i first began my grow thats y i ask so many questions and i learned alot so far.and if that dick was in prison with i would have a field day with him .OK, OK, don't start acting like me.
Hey, I don't care if you are 12 or 80, this is not so easy, to figure out, but we have a great search function, here. A lot of what you are asking (I reviewed your posts) is for us to dig up stuff that you need to learn how to find. And even if we tell you everything, you are not telling us enough to know what to say, no pictures, etc.
So, just take it for what it is. All the learning is on you. But, I don't mind helping.
Doer
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Yeah yeah, and I could mop both of you....yes. So, not the point. But, go check out some of my Wing Chun Kung Fu threads. I like to discuss that, too.
For you, my advice is to tackle what I did last. Get roots.
Seriously. It is all about the roots. And if you get a good draining, loose soil, only then can you feed them into a good yield to make the effort worth while. And I have killed dozens and bloomed a few. No biggy.You are on the right track, not spending (wasting) $1000s before you get basic concept. ROOTS.
Here is how I start a clone or a seed. I use a little cup. Why? To severely limit the amount of water available to drown the roots. And with a dwindling water supply in a little cup of loose, drained well but damp media, will force roots.
Here I have 10 days on a clone in coco coir. It then goes to the 6 inch pot for 10 more days to root out on low water and light feed.
20 days for a 6 inch root ball....that's the ticket for me. They can look fine on top but ruined on the roots. Don't I know.
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