Hey guys! first grow.. any advice???

Hey guys, this is my first grow :D I'll have pics up soon :thumbsup:

So i've got a 5-plant late vege hydroponic grow under 5 26w bulbs.
I'm not too worried about the lights (i've got a 400w kit coming for flowering:))

But mainly I'm worried about the nutrient supply, I've been using a standard nute so far (I'll post up the brand w/ the pics ass soon as i get home) and i was just wondering about nutrients once they go into the flowering stage. Like what to use, how much to use, what not to do, ect.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! I've been smoking forever but just reently decided to try growing, it was a joint endevour w/ my roomate but he just moved out so it's all on me now to care for these little guys.

Thanks again!!:jointsmile:

I have a 90w led grow light. Is this enough for 2 plants? Can you still use mylar with led lighting?:hippy:

use Earth Grow veg and bloom. If you don't care what you smoke you can use another product called BR61. its not organic though. Earth Grow nutrients are the best. You can purchase their products online.:hippy:

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Originally Posted by hooka4you2day

use Earth Grow veg and bloom. If you don't care what you smoke you can use another product called BR61. its not organic though. Earth Grow nutrients are the best. You can purchase their products online.:hippy:

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Really????? Reeeally?????

Children, many wise growers have come before you. Search the forums for nutrient advice. Scour grow logs. Learn from others mistakes.

That is where you shall find you answers.

true true:hippy:

Can one still use mylar with led lights?:hippy:

I have a 90w led light system. is this good enough for 2 plants?:hippy:
Can you use mylar with led lights?:hippy:

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Originally Posted by hooka4you2day

I have a 90w led light system. is this good enough for 2 plants?:hippy:
Can you use mylar with led lights?:hippy:

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You should really wait a while before reposting the same question, give us a time to get to it.

Mylar or anything metallic is preferred for reflection with LEDs. The smoother the surface and the shinier the better.

Hope that 90w does the job for you!

thanks a lot guys, i'll be sure to lurk more, i've already found a bunch of really informative stuff here. :)