I used bottle nutrients on some jalapeños a long time ago, I wouldn’t use them in a soil grow.
Instead use build soil craft blend and build flower it won’t disappoint or burn.

Ok good soil choice and good nutrient choice.
OF needs nothing for a while.
Your choice is not a true organic feed system. As such you do have to worry about salt buildup in your grow. As such if you research and follow the fox farms feed chart for your nutrient choice your should be able to stay in the lanes.
I would caution your about trying to modify from the feed chart. It will prolly not work or you will be chasing problems from late veg on.
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Get the trio and use it as directed. Get the sledgehammer and use it as directed.
Sledge hammer is used to clear the salts that build up in the soil. That nutrient can salt lock and until you become skilled in identifying problems I would follow the maintenance flush recommendations as written on the chart.
The nutrients have an organic base that is slow and takes a while to convert to useable but the chemical components are available much sooner.
Good luck with your grow.

The other suggestion is to hit those 3 horizontal bars and navigate to forums then find the catagories. Page down and look for grow diaries.
Once in grow diaries use the spyglass to add search words like fox farms grow big and fox farms trio.
Now when you search it will show diaries that use the same nutes and you can see what worked and what needed help.
Good luck

Less is more my friend. I count 17 plants in that tent. Shit could get out of control really fast, what's the plan?

Since your using ro water you basically have no Ca or Mg except that in the soil. Keep an eye out for deficiencies.

I can't quite tell from the pictures, but it looks like the cotyledon leaves might still be green. If they are, nutrients probably aren't needed yet. FFOF has nutrients, too. So, there's no need to rush to feed the plants.

Azomite is a good amendment for micronutrients when growing in soil. Deficiencies of micronutrients are rare, though.

There are lots of products for amending Ca & Mg.

JIMKSI64 said:

Ok good soil choice and good nutrient choice.
OF needs nothing for a while.
Your choice is not a true organic feed system. As such you do have to worry about salt buildup in your grow. As such if you research and follow the fox farms feed chart for your nutrient choice your should be able to stay in the lanes.
I would caution your about trying to modify from the feed chart. It will prolly not work or you will be chasing problems from late veg on.
ASK ME HOW I KNOW THIS

Get the trio and use it as directed. Get the sledgehammer and use it as directed.
Sledge hammer is used to clear the salts that build up in the soil. That nutrient can salt lock and until you become skilled in identifying problems I would follow the maintenance flush recommendations as written on the chart.
The nutrients have an organic base that is slow and takes a while to convert to useable but the chemical components are available much sooner.
Good luck with your grow.

The other suggestion is to hit those 3 horizontal bars and navigate to forums then find the catagories. Page down and look for grow diaries.
Once in grow diaries use the spyglass to add search words like fox farms grow big and fox farms trio.
Now when you search it will show diaries that use the same nutes and you can see what worked and what needed help.
Good luck

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Thank you Jim! Def will be flushing with the sledge hammer after nutes are started. I’m looking into some diaries rite now and trying to learn as much as possible. Thanks you Brotha

Grownsince95 said:

Less is more my friend. I count 17 plants in that tent. Shit could get out of control really fast, what's the plan?

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Phyto said:

Since your using ro water you basically have no Ca or Mg except that in the soil. Keep an eye out for deficiencies.

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That’s funny you say that because I’ve started seeing some random rusting spots on a few of the leaves before transplanting into the ocean forest lastnight. So far this is my first grow and I have always used RO water. The plants were in happy frog for 2.5weeks and noticed these spots on the last week or so. Wondering if I should now add a calmag supplement in even tho I just transplanted to oceanforest lastnight? I’ll attached some photos of what the leaves are starting to look like on multiple plants..

LoveGrowingIt said:

I can't quite tell from the pictures, but it looks like the cotyledon leaves might still be green. If they are, nutrients probably aren't needed yet. FFOF has nutrients, too. So, there's no need to rush to feed the plants.

Azomite is a good amendment for micronutrients when growing in soil. Deficiencies of micronutrients are rare, though.

There are lots of products for amending Ca & Mg.

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That’s funny you say that because I’ve started seeing some random rusting spots on a few of the leaves before transplanting into the ocean forest lastnight. So far this is my first grow and I have always used RO water. The plants were in happy frog for 2.5weeks and noticed these spots on the last week. Wondering if I should now add a calmag supplement in even tho I just transplanted to oceanforest lastnight?.. I attached a handful of photos in another reply hoping you can see them too,

firstly how much water did you give each plant in the 3 gallon bag??,
secondly i wouldn’t be using ro water and no reason to be using ph,., no need for any food yet,..

GNick55 said:

firstly how much water did you give each plant in the 3 gallon bag??,
secondly i wouldn’t be using ro water and no reason to be using ph,., no need for any food yet,..

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About 1 to 1.5 solo cups of RO water each, def was the most water they’ve received because they’re so young and just got transplanted lastnight.. what do you think?