bone meal

[cron]

I was wondering if you could use just bone meal for flowering

cron Reviewed by cron on 10-30-2006. bone meal I was wondering if you could use just bone meal for flowering Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

I wouldn't recommend it as an only fertilizer for indoor applications, for a number of reasons.
-changes pH
-does not contain a full complement of micronutrients
-may not be instantly available
-if you put too much in the soil and end up with an overdose, it's hard to flush out a solid fert like that

and the final reason:
fertilizers designed for cannabis have all sorts of good things, not just P, and are totally worth it.

[cron]

I have some 30-10-10 do you think that would work?

[stinkyattic]

That's a veg nute.
The first # is nitrogen. Giving too much N during flower gives you lots of leaves and crappy small buds.

A flower nute will be more like 2-15-10 or so. But you should really do some reading- even reading the catalog descriptions of different cannabis-specific nutrition products can be quite informative.

[cron]

man then im screwed cause I just went out today and bought some bone meal thinking that would work now I have no more money(im only16) what should I do

[faithlessxxx]

Hey man chin up! I don't think its the end of the world. Your nute is still high in P at least, which is good for flowers.
I suspect your bone meal could be mixed to dilute your nute, though you'll have to ask someone more expert than me about that.

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[cron]

I dont know but I need to think of something quick cause today is the first day of flower

[good ol daze]

hurry? You have anywhere from 50 to 65 more days to right things.

[faithlessxxx]

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Well, perhaps work out the percent of P in your bone meal and then add it to your nutes at a ratio of maybe 30-50-10 or something.

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[cron]

I have a off subject question I just got news that I am moving in 15 DAYS how much bud do you think i can get off my plant in that short amount of time?