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Hi I wanted to know what the full strength ratio is for MMJ.
I can't find it anywhere not on the bottle,not on google
I have contradicting stories from friends one says 2.5 tablespoons per 5 gal water / another one says 2 tablespoons per 2 gal water / another one says 2 teaspoons per 2 gal water I am very confused know as too how too use. I can break it down to smaller but I need to know what the full strentgh is for MMJ. ty
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someones a walmart shopper!
laughs, i bought the same stuff. I followed the dose for flowering plants. 4 table spoons per gallon.
My baby didn't do well.. But i was also mixing it with some super concentrate, so i dont know which to blame.. i started with good ol' water again and she perked up..
ill wait to read what others have to say as well..
Rule number one on nutes. Always start small and work your way up. I use 1 tbsp per gallon of water once a week in veg cycle. Never in flower unless its an out door plant.
not just walmart but most garden stores carry this. cheap and organic and it works.
there really is no recommended dose because every strain takes different strengths of nutrients. start weak(1/4 or 1/2 stregnth maybe 1 teaspoon per gallon) and next week give give 1tablespoon and work your way up to a comfortable level for the plants.
Hi,
I used it once and had problems with nute lock out and fungus gnats which seem to love this stuff. Like Killerweed said go lite and work your way up.
dont give a indoor nutes in flowering???Quote:
Originally Posted by killerweed420
new grower, just curious.
Don't use the high-N fish products in flowering, especially indoors. OUtdoors, I actually woudn't use fish slop anyway unless the area was fenced, because of the curiosity of animals.
Just nitrogen. Everything else is fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by illnillinois
thz everyone still kinda confused on the ratio. I got that stuff cause my buddi recommended it and he has 16ft plants every yr. he said use it at 2 tbl per 5gal water. everyone who I ask has a different ratio so very confused.
my girls are 2 weeks old know and need food badly. f*k I should've just got FF nuts. well must feed them today i hope they dont get burned :(
i guess I'll mix 2 teaspoons per gal water. go with 4 teaspoons per gallon next week ,f*k I dont know> why cant they put proper instruction on the bottle
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Originally Posted by veggii
because marijuana is still illegal at federal levels
How did this workout?Quote:
Originally Posted by veggii
[QUOTE=Originally Posted by veggii
thz everyone still kinda confused on the ratio. I got that stuff cause my buddi recommended it and he has 16ft plants every yr. he said use it at 2 tbl per 5gal water. everyone who I ask has a different ratio so very confused.
my girls are 2 weeks old know and need food badly. f*k I should've just got FF nuts. well must feed them today i hope they dont get burned
i guess I'll mix 2 teaspoons per gal water. go with 4 teaspoons per gallon next week ,f*k I dont know> why cant they put proper instruction on the bottle[/QOUTE]
working good have built it up too 1 TBL gallon ,will graudually raise too 2 TBL per gallon.Quote:
Originally Posted by dustinbowls
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Originally Posted by texas grass
sounds like you did good if your plants are comfortable. keep up the feeding like that, but i would generally start out at 1 teaspoon per gallon with this stuff, but 1 tablespoon did fine for you. the plant could be a heavier feeder though.
hey tex I did start @ 1tsp per gallon I am @ 1tbl know and was planning on going up to 2 tbl per gallon, but its almost time to start too flower. can i make the jump from straight from 1 tbl to 2 tbl or go with 1.5tbl to 2 tbl.
Ive been looking on this site for the past couple days now and i've been seeing alot of different stuff this is my first time trying to grow and im not sure on what type of cheap soil and fertilizer to find at local stores lowes, home depot, walmart, etc... any help would be appreciated thanks
I never made it up too 2tbls I think I just feed twice a week instead.Quote:
Originally Posted by texas grass
I have another question about ferts lots of people are saying no veg ferts in flowering cycle ? they do not say why! also I have looked at other feed schedule's (GH) (ADV) (FF) and they run all 3 ferts for whole cycle of plants.
starting with a higher dose of veg ferts (example 3-2-1 veg) and shifting too higher dose of bloom ferts(example 1-2-3 bloom) @ flower time with a lower veg fert? so what gives !!! I think you have to give all 3 ferts but almost everyone on this site says no veg ferts. grrrrrrr WTF:wtf:
(growtfert/microfert/bloomfert)
the cheapstuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Phillyman
Jiffy peat pellets for seedlings(remove bag netting)/Alaska fish emulsion fert(veg)12$ gal/ earthjuice microblast 10$ quart(micros)/Alaska MorBloom fert(flowering)12$ gal/ and FoxFarm/OceanForest soil 13$/ Perlite big bag 17$/liquid ph tester $7/ph up Mad farmer 11$/ph down Mad farmer 11$/measuring spoons $7/ containers I got on the cheap used at local nursery scrub and bleach them out good.I also keep a bleach water solution around for sanitizing (rags) the grow area and hands. think thats about it. oh yea I forgot lights,well i purchased and built 2 T5 4bulb fixtures, and know wish I would've just bought a High Pressure sodium Light instead as after my light purchase I found out that HPS works for both veg and flower! now I don't have good flower light a real bummer for me as i have to live on only $300 a month it took me a year to buy this stuff to be able to grow,so do yourself a big favor and get HPS light! good luck ;)
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Originally Posted by veggii
anyone know why the feed schedules have all 3 ferts grow/micro/bloom
thruout the full life cycle of plant
but every here has been saying no veg ferts in bloom cycle?
very confused about this :wtf:
Veggii~
Cannabis is from the Order of Rosales. Which means it is part of the rose family. Follow directions for roses and you'll do great.
A couple of reasons I can think of...Quote:
Originally Posted by veggii
1) The mix is not for cannabis specific uses, but more for general gardening use.
2) The ratio's have the flexibility for change as the plant's needs change. (different ratios as plant matures, and get's ready for the flowering stage)
3) Outdoor uses vs. indoor uses.
If you have a look at the Fox Farms feeding schedule for soil, (the link is in my signature) you'll see that after a couple of weeks into flower, it's recommended you add Grow Big. (the vegetative fert) This helps eliminate the dusky-green from restricted nitrogen, promoting better photosynthesis and such. Best done early in flower, like the schedule says. :thumbsup:
how about to sell more veg fert too, think about it, if you veg for 2 months, then flower for 2 months, your using quite alot more veg fert :P
Veggii,
I hope your still using your fish ferts, its some of the best organic stuff on the market. :thumbsup:
Try this receipe:
1tsp Fish Emulsion 5-1-1
1sp Molasses (unsulphured)
1 cup Earthworm castings (EWC)
1 gallon h20 (dechlorinate)
Bubble EWC, h20, and molasses in a bucket for a day or two add fish before feeding, if you don't have a air pump, use two buckets and pour a couple times back and forth for 2 days then add fish.
Nitrogen is used all through veg but can be used in the first 2 weeks of flowering during the "stretch". End all nitrogen feeding after that.