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02-15-2010, 03:15 PM #1Senior Member
Good, simple organic nutrient regime in soil for beginner?!
Originally Posted by lampost
Likely a bad idea to add stuff just to prevent defeciencies, unless you yourself have experienced these defeciencies in your garden. If your nutrients are not providing your plants what they need, change nutrients. For instance, Fox Farms has all the micro's you'll need if used according to their online schedule. (no additional micronutes necessary)
Know what you're adding, and why you are adding it...before you add it.
Any and all non-organic nutrients will provide you with salt build-up. (a bunch of the nutrients are salts) Monthly flushing eliminates this problem.Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Good, simple organic nutrient regime in soil for beginner?! Hey all, I'm getting ready to buy my nutes for the first time. I'm thinking I want to go organic or mostly organic (Fox Farm). My main goal is to get something simple... I don't want to get like 4-5 bottles of crap to mix and have to mix everything individually. This is why I'm not mixing my own. I want a minimum number of bottles (1-3 maybe) and a very easy routine... I want a small number of bottles that contain ALL micro/macro nutrients so I don't have to worry about individual Rating: 5
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