Hey thanx for stoppin by. I already have some in this time release shit. I am just wondering what i should do, Cause I think that it will cause alot of stress to the plants trying to get roots loose from this soil. I have 3 in nice size ones already, the rest is just in lil starter pots.(lil square pots you get plants in from the store not maybe 20oz max but think its smaller) The biggest one is in a 1.6 gal pot, would that actually cause a big problem if i switch the soil up for them next transplant.? If i put the 1.6 in a 5 gal. I mean it is less than half the final size. Fuck I was only utilizing what I had at my dispense.



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KillerBudG Reviewed by KillerBudG on . Soil Is it possible to grow with Mg continuous release plant food.? It says total N..0.21% available phosphate...0.07% soluble potash...0.14%. It says it feeds up to 3 months. Will this mess up my plants in certain stages, But theses numbers don't seem high but i am not sure almost seems like you would need to still use some ferts. Is it possible to just run few gallons on water threw it to flush it would it help at all. And what is a good fert. to use in the bloom stage. Thanx for stopping by my Rating: 5