MrGood

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Hey everyone! Just a quick question!
I’m running fox farm trio nutes and ocean forest soil and I guess My local grow shop was digging my vibes so they gave me a free quarts of Fish bone meal by nectar for the gods.
My question is can I mix the fish bone meal from nectar for the gods with my nutrients mix for Fox Farm? Or should I put it in a separate gallon of water and feed it separately so it doesn’t interact with the other nutrients. I’m already in week 3/4 of flowering so I don’t really need it now but I would like to know for future if I can throw a tad bit in there to boost

 

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It is calcium rich but the NPK ratio, the only notable concentration is the 4 of P. That would be a benefit in flower. I'm not sure how the salt based feed and the natural feed would blend together. Id almost want to try it on a different grow and use it from the beginning instead of a month before harvest. Will you be able to get and recognize results in that time? If your plant looks short on the P though, then that would make me more inclined to toss it in this time.

 

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Probably won’t really notice a difference just because it’s a bagseed and I don’t know the strain that it is but my plant doesn’t look like it needs it at the moment or at all because I am giving it its regular feeding schedule according to their site. It’s mainly used in bloom but I get you no sense in trying to use it at the end. I was just trying to see if maybe I can experiment with nutrients

 

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The temptation to experiment is always strong. lol.

 

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Chad.Westport said:

The temptation to experiment is always strong. lol.

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Yes literally

 

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Patience is truly needed for this stuff. I have a few things I want to try, but to really know if that one change makes the difference, you can't change multiple things at once. How would you know which of the 5 changes made this grow the best? So yeah..... temptation is a beast. Nutrients market to me faster than I can try them. Curses!