When to nute?

Hey guys, I have week old sproutlings, in a Light-Mix Bio Bizz soil, I have Bio-Grow and Bio-Bloom, just wondered when is the first time I should nute them?

Any advice feedback would be great.

When they need it. Best answer i can give. But they will not need it for a while!

if you are growing in soil, you should look into brewing teas and keeping it organic. You CAN use synthetic nutes, But it isn't the best choice for soil.

in soil, we feed the soil, the soil feeds the plant.
in soiless/hydro, we provide the nutes with synthetic fertilizers.
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Yeah, at LEAST 3-4 weeks when I start seeds in soil. And that's if I transplant to coco or promix. If you pot up with more organics(soil), way longer

Wait at least until the cotyledon leaves die off. They've still got their own nutes stored up to get them through the first couple weeks.

MmaMush said:

Hey guys, I have week old sproutlings, in a Light-Mix Bio Bizz soil, I have Bio-Grow and Bio-Bloom, just wondered when is the first time I should nute them?

Any advice feedback would be great.

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When they stop stretching for light




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When they stop stretching for light




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What on earth is that meant to mean?

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What on earth is that meant to mean?

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It means I'd worry about the stretch before worrying about nutes. They do seem to be doing good but I'd bury those stems

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I don't start to feed until I notice the first sign of a deficiency. Just ph'd water until then

As soon as the cotlydons yellow (the first little round leafs).

I start giving nutrients 5 days after they pop out, but I give a very little quantity (the right amount gives a blue color to the water, this first fertilizing I give is really a light color: almost white) and that helps plants to get bigger in 2 weeks instead of 4 !