Nutrient Help

[Raulskees]

Im a first time outdoor grower. My plants are coming out the seedling stage into the vegetative. I've been reading into it and I thought it'd be a good idea o purchase nutrients so I bought the Dyna-Gro Grow for now. But I'm not exactly sure on how to use nutrients. Any help?

 

[ken dog]

Read the label.

 

[str8smokn]

Just mix it up at 1/4 of their recommended strength to start out with. Then build the dosage up if they can take it as they get older.
STR8

 

[ken dog]

Good advice... Less is always best.

 

[Raulskees]

Thanks for the advice so far, but I'm more wondering how often do I water them with the nutrients. It says to mix 1 tsp. Per gallon and apply weekly. Do I wanted them with nutrients once a week or do I use a gallon of it throughout the week. I just want to make sure, I don't want to cause nutrient burn to any of my plants.

 

[ken dog]

When it says to mix a solution, that's all you need to do... You don't have to use it all.

Some people feed and then water twice, and then feed and then water twice.

Watering/feeding only when necessary...Never on a fixed time schedule... Always waiting until when the soil dries out.

 

[Raulskees]

Thanks man. Another thing, so would I increase the amount of Grow I put in after every bottle? Or how would you know when to increase?

 

[ken dog]

Thanks man. Another thing, so would I increase the amount of Grow I put in after every bottle? Or how would you know when to increase?

How can anyone know for sure without measuring?

 

[ken dog]

Measuring what?...

If this is a legitimate question that you have, I would suggest spending an hour, maybe two, reading through the various threads here.

Pick a Beginners Forum, or an Advanced Techniques Forum... Then you will have a better idea of what sort of things you need to know. :)

 

[Raulskees]

Measuring what?...

If this is a legitimate question that you have, I would suggest spending an hour, maybe two, reading through the various threads here.

Pick a Beginners Forum, or an Advanced Techniques Forum... Then you will have a better idea of what sort of things you need to know. :)

Thanks bro!