nutes advice (picture!)

dreamyhigh

Member

Jun 15, 2010

• #1

Hello out there.. anyone who can help me out.. tips, advice.. whatever!

If i had something like this... 1000w growlamp , 12/12 schedule... unknown strain...and was producing something like this:


at this stage.. say 2 weeks into the cycling, what kind of nutes should i be giving her, and how often?

Thanks for any help

 

mouthmeetsoap

Active Member

Jun 15, 2010

• #2

Anything heavy in Potassium and Phosphorous! Every company has their own bud boosters and blooming nutrients. I use Foxfarm Tiger Bloom, and Big Bloom. Start with a decently diluted amount first though. I've never gone full feeding the first time. You can kill your baby with nutes. Be well aware.

 

Pureblood89

Well-Known Member

Jun 15, 2010

• #3

I'm using 15-30-15 every 7-10 days for blooming, seems to work well

 

dreamyhigh

Member

Jun 15, 2010

• #4

well currently what is available locally is miracle grow.. trying to mess around with the amounts there.. and basically just wanting to push the envelope because i haven't really done a ton of experimenting with feeding yet.

 

dreamyhigh

Member

Jun 15, 2010

• #5

mouthmeetsoap said:

Anything heavy in Potassium and Phosphorous! Every company has their own bud boosters and blooming nutrients. I use Foxfarm Tiger Bloom, and Big Bloom. Start with a decently diluted amount first though. I've never gone full feeding the first time. You can kill your baby with nutes. Be well aware.

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I hear about foxfarms so much.. but locally unavailable which SUCKS! i'm trying to find something that might be a little more commercially available.. but different than miracle gro..

 

dreamyhigh

Member

Jun 15, 2010

• #6

I guess i could stop being a dinosaur.. and try ordering over the web...

 

mouthmeetsoap

Active Member

Jun 15, 2010

• #7

Haha! You answered for me. There are tons of nutes to look into rather than just using Foxfarm, though Foxfarm is definitely a good starter nutrient. It's very simple to use and always ends in good results.

 

dreamyhigh

Member

Jun 28, 2010

• #8

Hello to those of you tuning in.. hehe here's some neat pictures of progress every few days





if some of the canopy leaves are curling under... should i be worried??