nutrients???

[kpz352]

is 26-2-13 an ok mix to use on my plants 4 weeks into veg didnt really use good soil its ok i guess and im not checking my water ph so im gonna start after i get a water tank my plant is beautiful and it just started droopin a lil today mabey from overwaterin??? whats the best soil and ferts to use and when do i use them>>>???

[Rusty Trichome]

Here ya go...:jointsmile:
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[kpz352]

thanks man thats really helpful I will be studying for a while,lol I just orderd the last pack of G-bomb from seed boutique I can't wait for it, im excited.

[Rusty Trichome]

If you haven't germinated cannabis seeds before, would start practicing now on bagseed. Gets kinda expensive learning techniques on designer genetics.

[kpz352]

I've been practing with bagseed and I'm doin pretty well, first mistake was using old potting soil, but the one female that lived is doing really well I added some organic soil to the top of it. Then I did a bunch more using scotts premium topsoil with peatmoss and it drains really good but if I dont water it alot it turns really hard like mudd.I'm still having a hard time finding a good potting soil to start with alot of sites tell you how to make your own mix but eveywhere I go only sells that time release fert soil crap. Also I'm having a hard time figuring what nutes to use and when to use them every thing I read includes products I cant find.:mad:

[kpz352]

ok I read the noobe guide and it awnsered alot of my questions but I still dont know what kind of fert to use grow fert I think and also I can't find any retailers in my area for any of the ferts so do I order online there has to be something I can get locally? doest there?

[kpz352]

wtf? I transfered my big female to a smaller pot because after reading the guide I realized it was in a pot that was too big now it is dying!!!!!!!! I need help what can I do to save it. somebody help me please!!!

[kpz352]

I think mabey I overwatered it so I added a cap of hydrogen proxide to the soil I hope it helps.

[kpz352]

I just tested my water and the ph level is 7.6 I think that's not good what do I do?

[Rusty Trichome]

Flush with a couple of gallons of properly ph'd water asap. NEVER give anything straight out of the bottle. Straight H2O2 for instance, will kill anything in the pot it comes in contact with. (roots included)

Perhaps this will be a great learning experience...
Next time...fill-out the troubleshooting form at the top of the Plant Problems forum, provide a picture if possible, and wait for assistance. When one posts a thread without all of the info, folks are less likely to try and help. Especially when there is not enough info provided to really help.
I'd start a new thread in the plant problems section, and fill-out the troubleshooting form. (copy and paste it into your thread)

Do yourself a favor...get ready for the new grow, (in case this one fails) have some patience...and read more. Lots more.

A far as nutes goes...Botanicare, Fox Farms, General Hydroponics all have solid nutes for soil. (I like the Fox Farms 3-part...great results) Check your local nursery or hydroponics dealer to see if they can order some for you.

[kpz352]

thanks man

[kpz352]

I think i successfully killed my big female it's not dead yet but it looks like its pretty close I flushed it with water but it looks like it's not gonna make it any suggestions.

[kpz352]

how is it so many people have imput for outher questions and noone can help me save my female? wtf

[Rusty Trichome]

how is it so many people have imput for outher questions and noone can help me save my female? wtf
Mainly due to your questions. You start-out the post asking what soils and ferts to use...then you jump into mentioning possible overwatering and adding hydrogen peroxide.

Nobody here knows where you live, nor do we know what you have available for soils and nutes, and we are not here to do your homework for you. Do some legwork on your own, find out what's available, and if you are unsure about making a selection...ask about it here before your purchase. Or, do like most of us here and get the stuff online.

You mention having grown bagseed before, so most of us assume you know the basics. Usually, it's a good idea not to pretend you know too much.

Next time you have problems with your plant, it's likely best to fill-out the Troubleshooting Form, post it in the Plant Problems section, and have the patience to wait for a response...never add straight chemicals to your soil.