Snicklefritz88
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Do you use nectar for the gods?
Do you use nectar for the gods?get your gear ready for this
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Exactly what I did but like dream Fox pointed out since I watered yesterday the soil still a little moist so It may have threw my readings off.2oz. Soil 2oz. Of the water you water with. So like do your distilled/well water cut then slurry with that water
Yea he's right has to be dryExactly what I did but like dream Fox pointed out since I watered yesterday the soil still a little moist so It may have threw my readings off.
Oregon's Only who makes Nectar recommends that you use distilled or ph neutral water for your slurries. I also take soil samples from more than one location when doing slurries. The same spot in the pot every time isn't going to give you as accurate of a picture IMO.2oz. Soil 2oz. Of the water you water with. So like do your distilled/well water cut then slurry with that water
no, but all hydro stores here in Canada have it. it has a schedule that you should follow at half strength.Do you use nectar for the gods?
So, unlike most nutes companies, the recommended feed schedule is based off of the median of what a representative group of growers use. A third of the people use twice, a third use half. Never bad to start at half strength but you will be hitting full recommendations soon in my experience.no, but all hydro stores here in Canada have it. it has a schedule that you should follow at half strength.
yes, it will eventually get to the proper schedule. However, at start you want half the recommendation or you'll be burning seedlings for daysSo, unlike most nutes companies, the recommended feed schedule is based off of the median of what a representative group of growers use. A third of the people use twice, a third use half. Never bad to start at half strength but you will be hitting full recommendations soon in my experience.
Agreed. I forget sometimes that people like to start feeding right away. I usually wait for a couple of weeks before I start feeding. Even Nectar #4 soil has enough food for that long.yes, it will eventually get to the proper schedule. However, at start you want half the recommendation or you'll be burning seedlings for days
Nodon't you think he got into this mess by using to many different bottles? There are better ways to adjust the ph of soil
ok, do you have a Ph and ppm pen?
Well bud no offense but this line is a lot different than other lines. This is a nectar for the gods thread. If you don't use it there's no possible way you could give me advice on it because it just works differently I'm not going to explain it. On top of that I was looking at your profile and I really don't want my plans to end up looking like that LOL sorry no offense. You might want to look into your training techniques and over and underwatering amongst a few other things by looks of it.no, but all hydro stores here in Canada have it. it has a schedule that you should follow at half strength.
In in my opinion if you've never used nectar you cannot give advice on it because it's way different than other nutrient companies. I was looking at your profile and your plants I don't see any flowering but I don't want mine to look like that it looks like you have some serious over or under watering issues. If you my friend need any help or advice I'm here because I've grown with synthetic and salt based nutrientsyes, it will eventually get to the proper schedule. However, at start you want half the recommendation or you'll be burning seedlings for days
Under LED I started feeding at full strength for what the schedule says for seedlings and they used it right up. So I've been feeding at full strength all the way up till now my pH and ppms have only been off once.Agreed. I forget sometimes that people like to start feeding right away. I usually wait for a couple of weeks before I start feeding. Even Nectar #4 soil has enough food for that long.
Making making me think LEDs are the way to go nowUnder LED I started feeding at full strength for what the schedule says for seedlings and they used it right up. So I've been feeding at full strength all the way up till now my pH and ppms have only been off once.
They'll certainly make your girls eat like pigs. Feeding at the beginning can be touchy. That's why I leave it alone. So many posts and pictures of fried little over loved seedlings with people wringing their hands.Making making me think LEDs are the way to go now
They say to use distilled if your watering with distilled I use dechlorinated Tap water so that's what I slurry with you don't use a source that you don't use in your watering in a slurry to get yhe numbers your looking for your looking for the problem in the water that you use .anyway all of yall should just watch the ocgfam show on youtube the owner of the company tells you everything about this line and how to use itOregon's Only who makes Nectar recommends that you use distilled or ph neutral water for your slurries. I also take soil samples from more than one location when doing slurries. The same spot in the pot every time isn't going to give you as accurate of a picture IMO.
Watch plenty of OCGfam. You use distilled pH neutral water so you can get accurate pH in the root zone. You’re measuring your soil pH, not your water. Ask Scott. He’ll tell you the sameThey say to use distilled if your watering with distilled I use dechlorinated Tap water so that's what I slurry with you don't use a source that you don't use in your watering in a slurry to get yhe numbers your looking for your looking for the problem in the water that you use .anyway all of yall should just watch the ocgfam show on youtube the owner of the company tells you everything about this line and how to use it
Watch plenty of OCGfam. You use distilled pH neutral water so you can get accurate pH in the root zone. You’re measuring your soil pH, not your water. Ask Scott. He’ll tell you the same
Watch it all the time just still trying to grasp what's best.They say to use distilled if your watering with distilled I use dechlorinated Tap water so that's what I slurry with you don't use a source that you don't use in your watering in a slurry to get yhe numbers your looking for your looking for the problem in the water that you use .anyway all of yall should just watch the ocgfam show on youtube the owner of the company tells you everything about this line and how to use it
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