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If I read everything correctly, you are growing in coco with a small percentage of soil (I would consider it coco). A few things... I respect your decision to grow organically, however, coco is considered a hydroponic medium and performs best with hydroponic nutrients. That means unless you have mastered coco AND organic nutrients, I would stick with hydroponic nutrients. I grow organically for all my outdoor crops, so I prefer the refined minerals for my indoor coco grows (i fell thats less synthetic). IMO, if you want these plants to grow, change nutrients. Organic just doesn't mix well with coco unless your experienced in both.
I use the masterblend line with calcium nitrate, tomato and veg formula and epsom salts. I ran out of epsom salts so I've just been using a liquid cal-mag supplement.
I feed 1x per day with a decent amount of run off. I have one plant in a solo cup that I have to feed 2x a day.
Per 1 gallon of water:
1/4 teaspoon calcium nitrate
1/4 teaspoon tomato and veg formula
1/4 epsom salts or 2.5mL liquid cal-mag
for flower:
1/4 teaspoon tomato and veg formula
1/4 teaspoon epsom salts or 2/5mL liquid cal-mag
Hope this helps!
I use the masterblend line with calcium nitrate, tomato and veg formula and epsom salts. I ran out of epsom salts so I've just been using a liquid cal-mag supplement.
I feed 1x per day with a decent amount of run off. I have one plant in a solo cup that I have to feed 2x a day.
Per 1 gallon of water:
1/4 teaspoon calcium nitrate
1/4 teaspoon tomato and veg formula
1/4 epsom salts or 2.5mL liquid cal-mag
for flower:
1/4 teaspoon tomato and veg formula
1/4 teaspoon epsom salts or 2/5mL liquid cal-mag
Hope this helps!