Nice! Looking forward to seeing them after the 24 hour mark.
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Don't mean to answer for HG but thankfully with the way @GeoFlora Nutrients is metabolized by the microbes, there is no worry of nute burn. I scratched some in on mine last week and they're exploding. The three that had some GF mixed in before germinating are close behind too. I don't think I'll ever plant seeds in soil again without some GF in it!So you put the nutes right up against the stem? I always thought it was best to put them a bit away so you don't burn the seedling, and the roots have something to find as they search out the edges of the container.
So you put the nutes right up against the stem? I always thought it was best to put them a bit away so you don't burn the seedling, and the roots have something to find as they search out the edges of the container.
In my opinion, I don't think this is something anybody else could quantify for you because of individual soil differences. I believe it something that you have to feel with your hands and stop when your instinct tells you it is saturated enough. My goal is a fist full that stays together and nothing drips out when I squeeze as hard as I can. Open up my hand and it should be able to fall apart easily. That tells me moisture and aeration are good. This is my baseline and then customize if needed based on plant species and their requirements. I hope that helps.I then watered each of them with 1/2 litre of water. If it should be more, could someone let me know.
According to the GF feed chart, 1 gallon pots take 2 tablespoons (or 12 teaspoons).I added 2 tsps of GF
If it should be more, could someone let me know.
According to the GF feed chart, 1 gallon pots take 2 tablespoons (or 12 teaspoons).
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Geoflora Nutrients can be used as a stand-alone system, or as a base to compliment your favorite liquid and dry nutrient additives, and are well suited for growing high-value cash crops, medicinal herbs, and even vegetables.www.geofloranutrients.com
There are only 3 tea spoons in each table spoon.According to the GF feed chart, 1 gallon pots take 2 tablespoons (or 12 teaspoons).
Geoflora Nutrients | Feed Chart | GEOFLORA Organic Dry Nutrients
Geoflora Nutrients can be used as a stand-alone system, or as a base to compliment your favorite liquid and dry nutrient additives, and are well suited for growing high-value cash crops, medicinal herbs, and even vegetables.www.geofloranutrients.com
Or the way Shed prefers to measure it...1 oz per gallon.According to the GF feed chart, 1 gallon pots take 2 tablespoons (or 12 teaspoons).
Oh...right! So nice I doubled it twice. 6 total tsp per gallon.There are only 3 tea spoons in each table spoon.
Lol! I bought a new scale set to measure liquid ounces.Or the way Shed prefers to measure it...1 oz per gallon.
Always good to mix it up, if nothing else.And, I also added the missing GeoFlora from the 4 prepared 1-gallon pots using Emilya's math rather than Shed's for a change :