Who's using this and what is your feed schedule while in veg. Crispi specifically what are your feeding durations and how many times?
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Who's using this and what is your feed schedule while in veg. Crispi specifically what are your feeding durations and how many times?
For vegetative in DWC, the setup at my friend's house is 8ml-8ml-8ml GMB per gallon, with 5ml each of Liquid Karma, Cal-Mag, and Hydroguard and a few drops of Superthrive.
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Originally Posted by gainesvillegreen
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Hey Pete , What he said .
Gainesville' a good dog :thumbsup:
I wait to switch to bloom nutes after I'm 1 week into flower .
Last grow I did a res. chgs. every 2 weeks .
I been chattin w/ Bluebear and reading alot of Lucas' posts elsewhere though concerning no res. chgs. Just topping off w/ either water , or full strength nutes depending on ppm .
Bluebear just did a grow w/ no res. chgs. at all . Not even when switching from veg / bloom . He just started topping off w/ bloom nutes adding them to the veg. recipe already in the res.. Key being keeping the res. at about 1300 ppm. and aerated very very well . He saw no chgs. or I'll effects .
Food for thought , and lotsa money saved . I'm gonna try this my next hydro grow . Were gonna do a huge dirt grow
1st though . :D
Peace bro.
Crispi :jointsmile:
I'm just finishing up my first grow using GH nutes 0-5-10 G-M-B the whole grow. I always top off with full strength nutes. For the veg of the grow I did a res change every 6-7days. Since flower ( about 4 weeks) I have not done a res change yet. The pics were taken last week--the buds are filling in nicely! Oh, the only other thing I have added was Liquid Karma during flower, ~5ml/gal.
What I really wanted to know was how long and often on a drip system should I feed per day. I use latewoods recipe exactly, and get amazing results. right now I'm feeding 4 times a day spread out eqully during the light on cycle. I am getting a little tip burn so I backed it down to 3 feedings a day.Quote:
Originally Posted by gainesvillegreen
I think that depends on your plants. They will tell you (although very subtly sometimes) what they need. How to interpret what they say is the tough part.Quote:
Originally Posted by socialistpete
I would rather water with a solution that would not burn them rather than using a solution that would if used too much. In other words, you can do two things. Try and figure out how much of the hot solution is too much as well as figuring out how much of that solution your plants need. Second, use a weaker solution that won't burn them if watered too much so now you only have to figure out how much solution they need.
I'm medicated so I'm not sure that makes sense. It does to me! :rasta:
And I thought Latewood's Recipe was for DWC types...
He used it in all types of systems including his soil grows.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuzzPion