what nutes to use for outside grow for veg&flower

[StickyBuds1987]

I have 3 lil 5 day old seedlings, growing in foam cups in my window with MG 3 month soil thats all i had, i plan on transplanting them outside at the end of march. I have been told for my area thats the best time to plant them, so i just wanted give them a lil head start. I also need to know what nutes would be best for the plants for veg&flower after they are outside, i know the MG is bad for them but if they make it till the end of this month then they should be ok so any tips would be helpful.:rastasmoke:

StickyBuds1987 Reviewed by StickyBuds1987 on 03-06-2010. what nutes to use for outside grow for veg&flower I have 3 lil 5 day old seedlings, growing in foam cups in my window with MG 3 month soil thats all i had, i plan on transplanting them outside at the end of march. I have been told for my area thats the best time to plant them, so i just wanted give them a lil head start. I also need to know what nutes would be best for the plants for veg&flower after they are outside, i know the MG is bad for them but if they make it till the end of this month then they should be ok so any tips would be Rating: 5

[riderinthedark4]

Well, depending on the area that you live in, I don't think your seedlings will make it to the end of March before they flower. Unless of course, you have them under lights at an 18/6 hr photoperiod. If they are taking in natural sunlight right now, chances are they will start to flower before the end of March. This is not good, because they will be small and it is really not good for them to go from flowering back to veg when the days get longer. As for nutes, I've found much success with the Botanicare line of nutrients: Pro Grow(for veg), Pro Bloom(for flowering), CalMag, Liquid Karma, and Sweet. Make sure you go to the website and get the feeding chart which will be very helpful. I also add in some unsulfured molases right before I flush and at the very end of flowering to get a rather sweet taste. Be aware with molases though, ants love the stuff, and if you use it too soon, they will infiltrate your beautiful flowers.

Hope this helps,
rider

[StickyBuds1987]

Well, depending on the area that you live in, I don't think your seedlings will make it to the end of March before they flower. Unless of course, you have them under lights at an 18/6 hr photoperiod. If they are taking in natural sunlight right now, chances are they will start to flower before the end of March. This is not good, because they will be small and it is really not good for them to go from flowering back to veg when the days get longer. As for nutes, I've found much success with the Botanicare line of nutrients: Pro Grow(for veg), Pro Bloom(for flowering), CalMag, Liquid Karma, and Sweet. Make sure you go to the website and get the feeding chart which will be very helpful. I also add in some unsulfured molases right before I flush and at the very end of flowering to get a rather sweet taste. Be aware with molases though, ants love the stuff, and if you use it too soon, they will infiltrate your beautiful flowers.

Hope this helps,
rider

Thanx man umm yeah did not think about that hmm well they seem to be doing good now i cant really go back and change it now i hope that does not happen i live in tha south so i hope this does not happen and ill check those nutes out thanx :rastasmoke: