DrMcSkunkins said:

Throw away the feeding schedule and dont give them more than 5ml per gallon of each base nute untill they get huge. For example 5ml grow big, 5ml big bloom and 5ml calmag in a gallon of water is good for your clone but you may want to cut the grow big to 3ml for an immature plant because of the high N content. Less is more, they will be perfectly happy with not enough nutrients, they will not be happy at all with barely too much fertilizer.

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Natize said:

Is there a feeding schedule u can recommend as this is my very first grow.

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DrMcSkunkins said:

I would start with 5ml grow big and big bloom with 4 ml of calmag per gallon and up the ml each feeding until the tips of the fan leaves started to curl and then back off a few ml, each plant will like different feedings, some are very N hungry. In dirt you want to let it dry completely and only feed every other watering.

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Natize said:

Ok I c what ur saying I can still follow the schedule as far as when to give the certain types of nutes just don't go off their recommended dosage correct?

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DrMcSkunkins said:

Correct, at one point fox farm calls for around 45ml of nutrients in one gallon of water, that would burn up any plant. Ive been growing a few years and my plants are always happy with very little nutes because I live over 100 miles from the garden store and I like to conserve my nutes. Since Ive been conserving the worst nute problem Ive had is a Ca deficiency which is easily controlled with a handfull of garden gypsum sprinkled on the soil.

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DrMcSkunkins said:

One of the most important things in dirt is to not overwater. Lift the pot and it feels bottom heavy and the soil is moist an inch or two under the top then it doesnt need watered. Wait until the pot feels light when lifted and the top inch or two of the dirt is crumble to dust dry to water. Water until 20% of the total water you use runs out the bottom and only use fertilizer every other time that you water.

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DrMcSkunkins said:

One of the most important things in dirt is to not overwater. Lift the pot and it feels bottom heavy and the soil is moist an inch or two under the top then it doesnt need watered. Wait until the pot feels light when lifted and the top inch or two of the dirt is crumble to dust dry to water. Water until 20% of the total water you use runs out the bottom and only use fertilizer every other time that you water.

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DrMcSkunkins said:

I mix about 5 tsp of molassess into a cup of water and then into a 5 gallon bucket of water with about 10tsp of gh vegan blend and a scoop of great white mycos and bubble that in the bucket overnight and use it every few waterings from the first feeding to a few weeks before flush. I would add ewc to the mix but just havnt went to the store to get any.

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DrMcSkunkins said:

I found it hard to incorperate the beastie blooms and chaching with the two week final flush so I added them to the flush water lol...
I use gh flora series now, I like it because its easy. Micro first, mix in water, then add flora grow or flora bloom depending on your stage and add the calmag or liquid kool bloom and Ph. Since I have multiple traumatic brain injuries the more simple I can make it the less likely I am to mess it up...

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DrMcSkunkins said:

Harsh vapes

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DrMcSkunkins said:

I would wait until they've been in the soil for at least 3 weeks, probably 4, to fertilize them in fox farm soil, its packed with N. After that I would water them with Phed tea every other watering and feed them 5ml of grow big, 5ml of big bloom, and 5 ml of calmag until 2 weeks after flipping to 12/12 then switch to 5ml of big bloom, 5ml of tiger bloom and start adding open sesame, cha-ching and beastie weeks before they say to add them but in the same order? Exactly why I gave up foxfarm...
Switch to coco and you can use the crap out of those nutes every watering and know them inside and out.

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