I am a first time grower and looking for good, but easy to use fertilizers. I am growing in a 4x4 tent. I am using homemade organic compost mixed with top soil. My light is a FC-3000 and I do use a humidifier and carbon exaust fan.
I am a first time grower and looking for good, but easy to use fertilizers. I am growing in a 4x4 tent. I am using homemade organic compost mixed with top soil. My light is a FC-3000 and I do use a humidifier and carbon exaust fan.
If you want to stay organic Down to Earth’s Bio Turf with a 8-3-5 formula is super easy. I up-potted this plant May 25th into FFOF with compost and added 4 tbsp of Bio Turf (in 20 gal pot) and the only additional nutrients since then was another 2 tbsp of BT the first of July. (I did give it a AACT this month and threw in some rabbit poop a week ago, but not much feed in either.) Compost should supply the micro nutrients, but might want to use a supplement.
If you want to stay organic Down to Earth’s Bio Turf with a 8-3-5 formula is super easy. I up-potted this plant May 25th into FFOF with compost and added 4 tbsp of Bio Turf (in 20 gal pot) and the only additional nutrients since then was another 2 tbsp of BT the first of July. (I did give it a AACT this month and threw in some rabbit poop a week ago, but not much feed in either.) Compost should supply the micro nutrients, but might want to use a supplement.
I am a first time grower and looking for good, but easy to use fertilizers. I am growing in a 4x4 tent. I am using homemade organic compost mixed with top soil. My light is a FC-3000 and I do use a humidifier and carbon exhaust fan.
Add plenty of perlite - at least 25%. A well-drained soil is best.
My basic nutrients are Gaia Green All Purpose and Power Bloom. They're dry nutrients. I also use various other water in amendments including potassium silicate, kelp fertilizer, dolomite lime, Epsom salts, gypsum, and Azomite. (There might be more.)