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10-26-2008, 01:15 PM #1OPMember
quick ferts question
I have some 15-30-15 water-soluble fertilizer. You're supposed to mix it with the water when you water them. This stuff work for cannabis? Has anyone had any experience with it?
BigBongHits Reviewed by BigBongHits on . quick ferts question I have some 15-30-15 water-soluble fertilizer. You're supposed to mix it with the water when you water them. This stuff work for cannabis? Has anyone had any experience with it? Rating: 5\"Worldwide cannabis culture demands an official apology from the UN and world governments, that they acknowledge the war on cannabis and cannabis consumers was a vicious, murderous bigotry with no legitimate social or health concerns whatsoever.\"
-- Marc Emery, Publisher \"Cannabis Culture\"
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10-26-2008, 02:36 PM #2Senior Member
quick ferts question
Originally Posted by BigBongHits
Sorry its not the answer you are looking for.
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10-26-2008, 02:40 PM #3Senior Member
quick ferts question
yes it will work, it is better for flowering and not vegitation tho.
How old are ur plants and have u given them any fert yet, if not do not give it a full dose, give them a 1/4 or 1/2 dose.
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10-26-2008, 02:59 PM #4OPMember
quick ferts question
hey thanks for the quick response
my plants are about 1.5 weeks old, but they look nothing like any of the plants i've seen on this site. they are super tall and not as low and bushy, oh well!
I have not started any ferts yet, but if you say its better for flowering, i will use it during flowering, just gotta remember to flush it right.
What do you suggest for veg? I just have some all purpose plant feed, like that miracle grow stuff. Or is it time that i get off my lazy ass and go buy something?\"Worldwide cannabis culture demands an official apology from the UN and world governments, that they acknowledge the war on cannabis and cannabis consumers was a vicious, murderous bigotry with no legitimate social or health concerns whatsoever.\"
-- Marc Emery, Publisher \"Cannabis Culture\"
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10-26-2008, 03:04 PM #5Senior Member
quick ferts question
Marijuana Fertilizer - Food And Nutrients For The Marijuana Plant
u need high nitrogen for vegitation.
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10-26-2008, 03:06 PM #6Senior Member
quick ferts question
oh ya about ur plants being tall,
what kind of lighting dlo u have, sounds like ur plants are stretching(aka need more lights)
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10-26-2008, 03:13 PM #7Senior Member
quick ferts question
Originally Posted by BigBongHits
Indica are short and bushy.
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10-26-2008, 05:09 PM #8OPMember
quick ferts question
CFL, 2 seedlings under 1 CFL... i am putting more lights up today
About 1 foot from the seedlings, so I guess i should move the light down.
I will check the room temp then and let you know.
And yes I believe they are sativa. First time grow so i bought half O of some mids so i can start out with that and get through a grow so I know what I'm doing by the time i start to grow some better stuff :]\"Worldwide cannabis culture demands an official apology from the UN and world governments, that they acknowledge the war on cannabis and cannabis consumers was a vicious, murderous bigotry with no legitimate social or health concerns whatsoever.\"
-- Marc Emery, Publisher \"Cannabis Culture\"
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10-26-2008, 05:11 PM #9Senior Member
quick ferts question
1 foot is way way to high, your plants are stretching to it most likely
Move the light 2 inches away.
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10-26-2008, 05:15 PM #10Senior Member
quick ferts question
Sativa take longer to yeild than indica so be prepared to wait longer for your harvest.
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