Use of nutrients during vegetative growth

buddy mcbudbud

buddy mcbudbud

Active Member
hi all,

this is my first proper grow where harvest is a reality and i've currently
entered the vegetative phase of my all organic grow.
i was wondering, during vegetative growth, is it alright/better to use two or more nutrients for vegetative growth or will that cause nute burn or other problems? i suppose this question can also be asked for flowering.
the nutrients i have for vegetative growth is Charlie Carp (liquid carp), Yates Multi Nutrient Plant Food (seaweed, fish emulsion, chicken manure) & Bio-Juice: Grow (liquid compost).

thanks for any help/advice,
buddy mcbudbud
 
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nelsonbrian 93

Active Member
Your nute's are fine, just introduce them slowly and increase accordingly. Most plants will eventually be able to handle and benefit from more than twice the recommended amounts if introduced correctly.
 
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DR. VonDankenstine

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buddy mcbudbud said:
hi all,

this is my first proper grow where harvest is a reality and i've currently
entered the vegetative phase of my all organic grow.
i was wondering, during vegetative growth, is it alright/better to use two or more nutrients for vegetative growth or will that cause nute burn or other problems? i suppose this question can also be asked for flowering.
the nutrients i have for vegetative growth is Charlie Carp (liquid carp), Yates Multi Nutrient Plant Food (seaweed, fish emulsion, chicken manure) & Bio-Juice: Grow (liquid compost).

thanks for any help/advice,
buddy mcbudbud
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start low and slow and work your way up------250 ppm's a good place to start and then grad increase 100ppm's with every other feed till you hit the wall(dark gree/blueish foilage with light burn on tips----back your ppm's down 200 at that point and your dialed in for the rest of your veg phase.-----good luck...
 
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