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Are there any good micro nutrients out there for an indoor organic soil grower?

Thsnks for your responses

 

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There are products available but you also can add a few simple ingredients that you probably have in your pantry. Are you in need of micros? Often if you are showing a micro defincency, it's due to pH or an excess of another nutrient.

 

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Homesteader said:

There are products available but you also can add a few simple ingredients that you probably have in your pantry. Are you in need of micros? Often if you are showing a micro defincency, it's due to pH or an excess of another nutrient.

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Ill be flowering soon so thats why im seeking advice. How i understand it micros are used mostly in flower. Do i need micros for plants in extended veg? Do motherplants need micros?

 

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Yeah all plants need a constant supply in low concentrations whether in flower or in veg. Certain times use higher amounts but its not something you will control.
Personally if I need a boost before flower it would be with fish hydrolysate or a mix of fish and kelp.

I am sure other places sell it but I am a big fan of Fedco

Fish Hydrolysate with Kelp (Drammatic “K” Liquid Fish Plant Food) - Fedco Seeds

(2-5-0.2) All the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium of fish, along with the micronutrients and growth hormones of kelp. The solution is stabilized with phosphoric acid, potassium sulfate, and sodium nitrate. The wild fish scraps come from the fishing industry along the Great Lakes. Can be used...

www.fedcoseeds.com

 

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I agree 100% with Homesteader. Most of the micronutrients are usually there in organic soil, but they can become unavailable to the plant due to pH.

Organic micronutrient fertilizers for cannabis are out there, but they usually are part of a formula with macronutrients, also.

 

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TM-7 from bio-ag. I'm sure there are other quality products but this is the only one that have used.

TM-7 – BioAg