Will this amount of happy frog fertilizer suffice?

[snyder1171]

Is this amount of organic happy frog fertilizer good enough for the plant?

 

[CannabisJack]

How many inches would you say you are from the rim? And how many gallons is your plant in?

 

[snyder1171]

How many inches would you say you are from the rim? And how many gallons is your plant in?

I didn't measure the a ount I applied the fertilizer on to the surface of the soil. I just did a couple of sprinkles on to the surface of the soil. My soil container is 2.5 gallons.

 

[CannabisJack]

I didn't measure the a ount I applied the fertilizer on to the surface of the soil. I just did a couple of sprinkles on to the surface of the soil. My soil container is 2.5 gallons.

My personal opinion is to have 2 to 3 inches of space between soil and rim. So you should be fine. I see you have nitrogen burn on your fan leafs. Is this why you’re changing soil?

 

[snyder1171]

My personal opinion is to have 2 to 3 inches of space between soil and rim. So you should be fine. I see you have nitrogen burn on your fan leafs. Is this why you’re changing soil?

The burnt tips of the leaves are from me using indoor miracle gro.

 

[CannabisJack]

The burnt tips of the leaves are from me using indoor miracle gro.

Looks like nutrient burn to me. Anyway, happy growing man.

 

[snyder1171]

Looks like nutrient burn to me. Anyway, happy growing man.

This isn't going to destroy my plant right?

 

[1diesel1]

This isn't going to destroy my plant right?

Right!! As long as you no what your doing bro! Do you no what your doing with your lady?

 

[snyder1171]

Right!! As long as you no what your doing bro! Do you no what your doing with your lady?

I'm gonna let you be the judge of that based on what you see on my picture. You tell me since you obviously have more experience.

 

[CannabisJack]

The soil you were using was high acidity (so probably running a PH of 6.0 - 6.5) your plant was probably not getting the fullest extent of the soil if you were using water with a PH level 7.0 and higher. Take a spoon and a drinking glass or shot glass, take a spoon full of your soil and mix it with some water until you have muddy water. Add in some baking soda and mix it a bit. If you hold the cup up to your ear and hear the fizzle this means your soil is probably running a PH of 6.0 - 6.5 and has a high acidity. In this case I would recommend testing your water and adjusting it accordingly to your soil.