Well since you're already doing that part, here's plan b.
Get yourself two boxes of seabird guano.
One box of 12-8-2 for veg, and one box of 1-10-0 for flower.
Use the 12-8-2 at 1/2 tablespoon per gallon of water, and water as usual.
Use the 1-10-0, at 1/2 cup per plant, stirred into the top of your soil one week before you put them into flower, and again after two weeks of flower.

Or you can use bat guano if it's affordable. Just be sure to use the high N in veg, and the low N in flower.
psteve Reviewed by psteve on . Fried and frozen in need of $40 Fix Hello all, I have been lurking around here for sometime, just never really posted.Anyway, I have a couple grows under my belt with the first and second harvests being way better than I expected,beginners luck I suppose, one bag seed and one NYC diesel. I had some troubles controlling temps since the winter really hit. My older girls already in flower were unphased by this but the little ones just couldn't hold up. 2 of them that really got stunned and the only survivors are now in my Rating: 5