Ferts on a budget of $0.00

[purplekush989]

so many people seem to have this miraculous soil that takes them to the end while i have tried about 10 different soils including foxfarm and my plants never seem to go very far without nutes and even with nutes my plants suck but that is another matter.

your thumbs arent green enough

purplekush989 Reviewed by purplekush989 on 07-23-2009. Ferts on a budget of $0.00 Can anyone give me ideas on anything i could use as fertalizer for free that can be obtained around the home? iv tried reading stickes but theres such a wealth of info here i cant find the info i am looking for. i am 2 weeks into flower and have yet too fertalize, is there anything i can do? without ferts can i exspect too yield anything under 6000 lumens in a small chest? any advice would be great:) Rating: 5

[michaelpeg]

LOL thats exactly what i have been saying for the last while. I dont know whats up with my plants i have been reading for about 2 years and cant get even close to half the yield that some of the "first time growers" get, it is baffling!

[LOC NAR on probation]

LOL thats exactly what i have been saying for the last while. I dont know whats up with my plants i have been reading for about 2 years and cant get even close to half the yield that some of the "first time growers" get, it is baffling!

If your growing in soil then come to the dark side. Hydro is king.
After many years I am understanding soil only because I am understanding hydro. I had very limited success with soil and killed many of plant. When I went hydro things started to click for me. I do well but can always get better.

Oh, and don't believe all those first time growers are first time. Just first time they made good.

[michaelpeg]

yeah when i can scrape up enough cash i think im gonna go DWC:thumbsup:

[dimondmyne]

http://boards.cannabis.com/organic-g...ade-nutes.html

Check it out.

[purplekush989]

michaelpeg, have you tried growing outdoors? Outdoors is definitely the easiest way.

[michaelpeg]

yeah ive grown outside, planted 10 manitoba poison seedlings but i didnt think ahead, the area became overgrown very quickly and I didn't even bother to try and find them, what a shame. I currently have 4 bagseeds growing in pots outside in an area that gets about 15 minutes of direct sunlight a day and the soil stays wet almost all the time and I dont do much for them except I fed them once but they are doing 100x better than my indoor ones that I take care of. It is a very wierd plant. The reason i mostly grow indoors is because of the short season here in manitoba and you can grow very limited strains manitoba poison obviously being one of them, has a flowering period of 6 weeks apparently but the bud isn't the greatest either.

[purplekush989]

argh, that sucks. i feel for you, man