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Thank you very much seeds just sprouted so appreciate the adviceFirst off nice to meetcha...1.Ive never used liquid bone meal as my understanding is you can overfeed.but with dry feet they only use what u put in.... 4 tablespoons of bloodmeal dry in 3gal airpots is plenty for a 4 week veg and flip.
2.coolbloom week 1~6 at 2ml per gallon...i use Jobes organic grands in the orange bad a Home Depot it has bone meal alfalfa meal and blood meal plus millions of beneficial micoryzie so all I do is add 2 cups for 3 gal and all I do is water with boogie in veg increasing from 2ml per gallon over time.same with biobloom but adding coolbloom I cut all nutes 1.5 weeks until harvest ..hope this helps.excuse my spelling liberty haze at work lol
Thank you , I am using tap and letting it sit 24 hours. Seeds sprouted yesterday so far so good. 4 seeds all goodTap is perfectly fine to use. Just let it sit for 24hrs before use for the chlorine to dissipate. I have a 50gal barrel i use for water. All comes from the tap. Almost 5yr grower. I do have 6x air stones running 24/7 to keep the water always fresh.
Sorry i cant be of any more help. I use fox farm ocean forest soil. Great soil, and has alot of nutes that last a bit. May look into that for your next grow.
Great advice thank you. So far all 4 seeds I planted have sprouted.You overthinking it. Your going to want a larger pot when you transplant outside(plastic pots are easier to transplant out of since you don't need to "rip" the roots out) at least 35 gals. This will allow you to only have to water once or twice a day when it's hot and the soil is drying out fast. This will also insulate the roots as roots can bake in a 3 gal.
Tap water can be good or bad best to check and see what your working with before you assume it's ok. You can test ph with cheep strips. However a ph pen is preferred if using a nutrient solution that contains a dye. The ec or ppm which is how many solids are in your water can also be checked with a similar ec pen. With these two tools you can figure out if your feeding heavy or light and if the ph is in an exceptable limits for plant nutrient uptake. And be able to make informed adjustments.
Next nutrients also pretty simple. Two routes to go "organic" or "synthetics" both work well. Organics can be easy you can" top dress" (sprinkle poop, minerals, you know organic stuff on top of your dirt) or "amend" (before planting or transplanting you mix above mentioned goodies right in the dirt) now you can just use plain water ph balanced water.
Pros once mixed easy
Cons hard to make adjustments
Or synthetics pick a brand I like mills nutrients or veg plus bloom from hydroponic research. They are both one part so the base is good for veg and flower. You just follow the directions of mixing. If you can cook a recipe then you can mix nutes. Then ph and "feed" your plants.
Pros easy to adjust nutes to plants needs
Cons requires mixing on a regular basis and can be more expensive.
Don't over water don't underwater keep an eye out for non beneficial bugs and mold. Learn from your mistakes
Thank you , I am using tap and letting it sit 24 hours. Seeds sprouted yesterday so far so good. 4 seeds all good
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