Jack Harer
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Side benefit to alfalfa: Contains triacontanol, a natural PGR (accelerant)
There really isn't a large selection of quality organic nutrients\plant foods for Cannabis at a home improvement store. They don't sell liquid nutrients (which many find more convenient) or most of the brands people discuss here. But, there actually is an excellent brand of dry granular organic plant food made by the Espoma company which is very widely available. Look for any of the Espoma "-Tone" products, especially Bio-Tone Starter Plus. You can mix these dry plant foods into your medium prior to a transplant, or top-dress with them. These are complete organic plant foods but keep in mind that they are really to prevent deficiencies in the first place and if you have any upon application it may take several days to resolve.
Ok thanks for the heads up..I've got EWC and molasses..so that's probably all I'm going to give her unless I notice any deficiencies. Would a tea every other watering be too much?If you've already mixed the right amount of PlantTone in the soil, you shouldn't need any more. Sounds like you wanna force feed them all you can. DON'T. An occasional supplemental tea from EWC, Kelp or even just alfalfa will be beneficial. The Plant Tone will take care of the rest. You MAY wanna topdress some BulbTone (3-5-3) during flower IF you can get it, but really it shouldn't be necessary