right on! appreciate the response.
I am running Athena Pro Line. The N-P-K Numbers work out to this.
Depends what you want. Do you want little plants that get ripe fast? Do you want to grow monsters that take longer to finish? There's guys on here that don't even use bloom nutes. The 8 week bloomers may end up taking 10 or more weeks.
i'm running 4 autos at the moment and there's not really a definitive schedule from roots organic for autos, but they do have a point in their schedule for photos when they bump the nitrogen once during flower which is why i was curious. appreciate everyone's responses.
Sorry man, I don't do autos.
right on, no worries. appreciate the useful information
thanks, man. they're definitely done stretching and are packing on buds, but i was a little worried that i deprived them of nitrogen earlier on by going low on the nutes during veg as i'm seeing lots of pale yellow/lime green growth, and lower fan leaves yellowing. wanted to give them a shot of it in the next tea that i brew, as their feeding schedule calls for, but i'm doing autos so i know i need to be careful with the amount. the tea that i'll be brewing would wind up with a NPK ratio of 12.5-15-25. what do think about those numbers?
Yup looks good. Have pics of the plants... hard to tell if there are any issues without. Often times it's just ppl over watering or something.
Absolutely.
How do I boost the sulphur? This is something I desperately want to do as I hear it greatly increases resin levels and I've been doing a LOT of research and reading on this. Elemental sulphur supposedly takes a LONG time to react with the soil and is water insoluble, but that would have been my preferred choice. What other choices do I have to add sulphur to my grow?
Can it be cooked in a tea?
Many ways. Magnesium sulphate, potassium sulphate, calcium sulphate…
Afaik, no. It's insoluble in water and it has to be left in the soil for a VERY long time in order to break down/bind to the soil particles to take effect (I prob got the exact scientific process wrong, so don't quote me on it).
I knew about epsom salts but I did not know about the other two.. Good to know, thank you for telling me :) You wouldn't know what sort of business I'd need to go to to locate the chemicals would you? I tried to locate ammonium sulfate earlier and the only thing I could find here in the Canadian Tire was ALUMINUM sulfate, not the same. I'm trying to stay away from metals
