lil help here guys..

[ToNyBoY]

im using a pure soiless mix in my potted outdoor grow.. is it advisable to use nutes?and wat type of nutes(N?P?K?) are to be used on a rainy to a not so sunny season?tnx

ToNyBoY Reviewed by ToNyBoY on 07-13-2007. lil help here guys.. im using a pure soiless mix in my potted outdoor grow.. is it advisable to use nutes?and wat type of nutes(N?P?K?) are to be used on a rainy to a not so sunny season?tnx Rating: 5

[ToNyBoY]

shud der be specific kind of nutes for soiless mixes? like organic chemical etc?

[twoguysupnorth]

you will have to use nutes with soiless. i dont know what brand or strength though. isnt soiless usually cocofibre?

[davejohnwright]

Soiless can be many other things than coco fiber like expanded clay, rockwool, peat moss, the list goes on.........
Yes you do need to add nutrients to a soiless grow, if your lookinjg for a reccomendation I like to use the line on "Earth juice" brand ferts, it's pricey, but cheaper than so many other brands, and it's certified organic. One problem with it though it is low on calcium, which is easy to correct in a number of ways, I use powdered oyster shell it's cheap and available at any pet store/animal feed store.

[davejohnwright]

correction to my post, oyster shell wont be powdered when purchased (at least not that i've seen) it will be crushed, you have to powder it down yourself, and only use a little bit, it dosent take much

[rhizome]

Promix= soilless. Also Fafrd, Sunshine, etc.

Basically, if there's nothing in there that's supposed to rot, it's soilless.

I like Pure Blend, Canna Terra.

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wooah this is confusing what exactly is soiless..???

[ToNyBoY]

tnx guys i bought nutes already with 15 30 15 quite strong N for flowering?hope it works fine tnx..

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SOUNDS A LIL HIGH IF IM CORRECT BECUZ I HAVE A PRODUCT WITH THE SAME NUTE VALUES AND SOMEONE TOLD ME IT WAS VERY HIGH...BUT I DONT KNOW ANYTHING...

[ToNyBoY]

yeah wud just put a part of the said amount per liter i ges omnly got 1kind of nute now