Chemical ferts for veg, organic for bloom ok?

[Indico]

Hello, here at my local shop they don't have organic ferts for veg but they do have bone meal and such. I don't want to put chemicals in my body so is it ok to use the chemical ferts for veg only and organic for flowering? Thanks!

Indico Reviewed by Indico on 11-29-2007. Chemical ferts for veg, organic for bloom ok? Hello, here at my local shop they don't have organic ferts for veg but they do have bone meal and such. I don't want to put chemicals in my body so is it ok to use the chemical ferts for veg only and organic for flowering? Thanks! Rating: 5

[bud luv]

Organic nutez have chemicals in them too, they're just organic

but yeah, you could do what you proposed, no problem.

[Indico]

Thanks. Well, I ferted for the first time ever today, I used this stuff that's supposed to be for orchids, it's 20-14-13.

[OLDJIMMYBONES]

20-14-13?

[OLDJIMMYBONES]

thats the n-p-p?

[eggrole1]

not to nitpick, but it is N-P-K (nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium). Generally you want more nitrogen in veg and more phosphorous during flowering.

[the image reaper]

that's also pretty strong, I'd dilute it at LEAST 50% ... you can always add more if necessary ... :smokin:

[bud luv]

Ideally you want something lower in P.

I recommend you stick to something from one of the main MJ growing brands, but whateva.

[Indico]

Why? Because it will make alot of leaves?

[OLDJIMMYBONES]

bc its really strong, can fuck up your plant. nute burn/nute lockout