Tiger bloom

Serrated_

Serrated_

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So my girl got burned as 1/2 strength grow big, I think she may be a sensitive girl. would you start at 1/2 strength on tiger bloom or less?
 
Silence 208

Silence 208

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As you transition into flower use a 1/4 strength per gallon then as you see the uptake of nutrients in the plant dictate from there whether to increase as the weeks go on to full strength
 
Silence 208

Silence 208

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VACAVILLE said:
Hello my plant burned also.
So would that be 1/4 strength from what it says on the bottle or feeding schedule?
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Yes if you're nutes say 5-15ml per gallon I'd start 3 ml per gallon to start the introduction of food to hot they will burn once you see uptake then increase as needed and IMPO I don't feed until my plants are 3-4 weeks old for seed now if you see burning brown spots curling ( how big are your pots ) flush a.s.a.p with if using 1gal flush 3gal of water 2gal flush 6gal of water so forth so on so once you do that LET IT DRY OUT then use your cut down nutes to restart the uptake process
 
Silence 208

Silence 208

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Serrated_ said:
Thank you so much she's very healthy but she does not handle nutrients very well I guess it varies strain to strain
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It really does practice makes perfect knowledge comes from trial and error write everything down when you feed or water or anything it helps data log, cause and effect when experimenting with everything you are doing to the plant
 
Silence 208

Silence 208

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Serrated_ said:
2nd week of flower. Using 5 gallon buckets
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Just make sure you have great drainage holes and start pushing about 10-12 gal of water to balance the nutes in the soil ph your water 6.5-6.8 and the first drainage out the bottom needs to be ph'd so you know what the soil is at
 
Rottedroots

Rottedroots

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Right on Silent. A journal is a great thing. I used to journal everything but now I use a calendar. Ideally one with a lots of room to write chit down. It's easy to go back in time to check when and what you did to your plants If you have a good calendar out can check out your data and check out what the picture was for that month. I'll tell you what Serrated that less is usually best. underfeeding is rare. I've tried the more is better route without much success. It's sounds like your girl has recovered nicely. Give her my best.
 
Serrated_

Serrated_

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Rottedroots said:
Right on Silent. A journal is a great thing. I used to journal everything but now I use a calendar. Ideally one with a lots of room to write chit down. It's easy to go back in time to check when and what you did to your plants If you have a good calendar out can check out your data and check out what the picture was for that month. I'll tell you what Serrated that less is usually best. underfeeding is rare. I've tried the more is better route without much success. It's sounds like your girl has recovered nicely. Give her my best.
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Thank you
 
Serrated_

Serrated_

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And I think all you guys were right. No sign of any burn using ff tiger at 1/2 tsp per gallon which is 1/4 recommend strength
 
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