As I was collecting what I did wrong for my grow so far, What latewood said is so understandable.. It's all coming back to me~

After you transplant, your new Miracle grow soil will provides enough nutrients during vegetative stage and Superthrive will help to grow roots. It might be better to wait until you put your plants into flowering and feed 1/4 strength of fertilizer and gradually change it to full strength.
Bad combo: (Transplanting + Feeding with full strength of fertilizer + Putting plants in flowering stage) at the same time.

I am using a Foxfarm tiger bloom product and it is a right product for flowering stage. GH is also on my trying-out list. When people are saying GH is good, It is good.. I would not think twice..

Don't use plant food.. I am feeding my pepper plant with this all purpose plant food but my weed. At the end, you will see the big difference..
I didn't see my big difference yet..
This is a noob opinion so please correct me..
18toki Reviewed by 18toki on . Transplanting Question I have four plants all 2 1/2 weeks old in 6" pots. They are starting their 7th node, and are all short and compact due to me keeping the lights extremely close. Anyway, root hairs are coming out of the drainage holes. Obviously I need to transplant. The problem is, 2 out of 4 of the plants need to be fed fairly soon, as they are starting to show a nitrogen deficiency, and the cotyledons are yellowing and falling off. This is normal for their age. So, I need to know, should I feed them Rating: 5