I agree with Italiano. With soil amendments, you really have to monitor the health of the plant to determine whether or not they need extra nutrients. Bat guano is an excellent soil ammendment, for sure, but if needed you can also make a tea out of it and fertilize like you would with any water soluble fertilizer. I use guano, and I eventually end up doing that every single grow. When to do it will depend on when your plants need it, so keep a careful watch on them.

Best of luck! :jointsmile:
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Casual needs Help!! Hey guys and gals, me again. So i transplanted my baby a week before flower and now we are 3 weeks into flower. My question is when i transplanted into a 5 gallon, i was moving up from a 3. So roughly 3 gallons of Fox Farm's Ocean forest soil were added (before it was in MG violet mix) and i mixed in a organic nutrient powder by hydro organics made of bat guano, other beneficial nutrients and a type of fungus that is good for the soil. the break down is 2/9/5. This along with molasses with Rating: 5