Not Sure

[whatsthatsmell]

i was gonna mention something like....as they get older does that help with the stink?

[stinkyattic]

HAHAHAHA well it is good entertainment when my friends go in to take a piss and I hear guffaws coming from the loo.

As for the stink, that would be a nice bathroom freshener.

But seriously they are only living there temporarily until my friend sets up his hydrohut and they take up residence there.

[whatsthatsmell]

would you recommend an All purpose (24-8-16) or a Nursery Select (30-10-10) and would that be full strength or deluted?

I also have a fish emulsion, mix that with the fert also or is that too much?

[stinkyattic]

Leave the fish goo out of the foliar feed.
Either one of those would be okay for a foliar at this stage as long as it has micronutrients in it.

[whatsthatsmell]

side by side compare has the Nursery Select with more micro's, i'll leave the all purpose for normal feeding..... this should be full strength?

[stinkyattic]

It's quite likely that there is an instruction on the bottle for use as a foliar feed.
If there isn't go ahead and use it at the recommeded strength. Add one drop dish soap as a sticking agent.
Go easy; don't drown them... A spray today, then another tomorrow.

[whatsthatsmell]

ok, so yesterday i foliage fed the plants and this morning i am starting to see that they are getting darker green veins on the leafs. I believe this is what i should be seeing, is this correct?

One other thing i just thought of, is it possible to stress a plant by putting it under a 600w MH light before it had a large root ball? Currently the plants are about 5 inches tall and they have been under the 600w MH light for about 2 weeks now, i'm wondering if i stressed them by putting there too early (if thats possible)

[stinkyattic]

You are wanting to see darker green between the veins as well, but that is a start.

Yes, you can stress a newly-rooted clone by putting in under too-intense light too early, but if you weren't seeing severe droop/wilt, that wasn't your big problem. As long as the plnats are a sufficient distance from any intense light source until it is clear that they are well-rooted, you are fine.

[whatsthatsmell]

i did see some tips drying up and dieing in the beginning but i clipped those so the plant wasnt putting any energy into them. Sounds like i'm on my way then... thanks alot stinky, greatly appreciated.