Quote Originally Posted by bigtopsfinn
I used something similar last time, but I used nutrients constantly (I was watering 1-2 times per day, not as much water though)
Might want to re-think that strategy. Giving smaller ammounts more often, doesn't allow the water to penetrate deep enough to reach the lower root zones. I nute twice a week (mondays and thursdays) till I get a slight trickle of runoff, and during the winter I might not need additional water till the next scheduled day. During the summer, I often have to water (no nutes) daily as the moisture levels drop enough to justify it. (I flower in an outdoor shed, and I live in the desert where temps hit 115 f. and 8% humidity daily for months on end)

Since it's an organic blend, and organics are a longer-lasting nute source, likely the nutes will last a while. However, nutes already in the soil will still exhaust it's effectiveness within a couple/few weeks, requiring you to start adding fresh nutes at the lower dilutions. Wish I could help more than that, but it sounds like you are geting the idea. :thumbsup:
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . MG/Pre-Fert Soil Users: I gotta ? I'm using flower potting soil in combination with vermiculite (about 1/5 vermiculite at least). The N-P-K values for the soil are: (N-100mg/l, P-60mg/l, K-400mg/l). I just transplanted from 10L to 15L buckets yesterday, when do you think I could start to give them nutrients??? I give them water about once every 2.5-3 days, with a little run-off. Rating: 5