When do I add nutrition to my plant?

Do I add nutrition to plant when the leafs start to become yellow?

I would imagine so

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No, don't wait till the leaves start to turn yellow.

You add the water/food mixture when the plant is showing signs of "Underwatering."

I can't add any right now I have to wait until the leafs show up

So you have no leaves yet and you are wondering about yellowing of said leaves? Depending on the soil you use to start the seeds, you shouldn't have to worry about adding nutes for a couple of weeks. You don't want to over fert when they are seedlings, you will just kill them.

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Here's a picture guys it's grown lately it's been one week and 3 day do I start adding nutrition or wait another week

Scaccia450 said:

Here's a picture guys it's grown lately it's been one week and 3 day do I start adding nutrition or wait another week

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You are gonna want to wait about 2 more weeks if not 3 weeks, if your soil is decent that is

Hey Buddy, if you're growing in dirt you won't need to add fertilizer anytime soon. Especially not to a little baby-sprout. Just water it. I'm doing organic dirt with water-only, which is a whole other bunch of Organic sites like The Dons, and some other guys who get really crazy with it. I just use Fox Farm and Dr Earth, a home-depot brand, and I cut it all with Perlite because dirt drains too slowly by itself. As your plant gets big start bumping up the growing container size. If you let that plant get a few inches tall and root-bound in the pot, bump up to a gallon, then maybe three gallon, to five or seven or bigger. The safest way to apply fertilizer (which I normally have done for the past decades) is to apply a tiny amount with every watering. It avoids 'nutrient burn', which is primarily from Nitrogen. Once you burn your plants it's tough to flush. By the time you see a deficiency or burn even, it's too late to do much. You need to be careful and avoid over-watering too. You can actually let the plants dry out and droop some if you want to be safe. Plants that get fertilizer every watering look good all the way through flower. Most of the plants I'm growing without added fertilizer still look fine through flower in 3-7 gallon pots.