just in generalities, my feeding advice is pretty simple:
use a simple, well-drained soil, no pre-added nitrogen, no peatmoss ...
no nutes of any kind the first two weeks, after the seedling breaks soil ...
when you really think your plant could look 'healthier', go ahead and add a mild fertilizer like a 2-1-1, a 3-2-2, etc. ... go ahead and dilute it 50%, and only apply once a week ... if it isn't 'greening' up well, you can feed more ... it's a lot easier to feed more, than to un-do overfeeding problems ...
stop adding nitrogen ferts about a week before going to the flowering phase ... this is when your ferts will become more P & K biased, a 0-3-1 in the Earth Juice Bloom, as opposed to the high-level Tiger Bloom, which is a 2-8-4 ...
finally, stop all feeding about two weeks before your anticipated harvest, and flush well with plain water just before harvest ...
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the image reaper Reviewed by the image reaper on . Hey StinkyAttick Hey man it's me again.I took your advice and went back to soil today.Maybe not in enough time,I don't have my camera here but ill try and explain my best! The leaves were turning just a little brown at the tips , the leaves are curling upwards. I am getting very fraustrated with all this.I have never had any problems like this. Anyway the tips of the new leaves coming out are kinda crunchy so to speak.I am using 3 fluorcents 1 RB17T8/GL 1200 LUMENS, 1 F20T12 PL/AQ 750 LUMENS AND 1 Rating: 5