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when you prep/mix your medium you should add GF veg to your soil, when you feed it you just have to water it nI wouldnt recommend trying to put it under the soil once your plant has started growing you stand more of a chance of damaging roots. I have been using GeoFlora for yrs trust me it works and it is amazing. I would recommend (per geo flora) using Terpenator once a week and when you flower start using Massive Bloom123 formulation or Sweet Candy and of course Bloom. every time you water your plant you are feeding it . Trust the GF it will workGood morning peeps,
I have a question.....When top dressing with geoflora do i leave the product on the surface and water in or do I massage it into the soil and then water it in?
My two girls Bertha and Lucy and I appreciate any feedback.
Thanks all
Thanks Savvage61when you prep/mix your medium you should add GF veg to your soil, when you feed it you just have to water it nI wouldnt recommend trying to put it under the soil once your plant has started growing you stand more of a chance of damaging roots. I have been using GeoFlora for yrs trust me it works and it is amazing. I would recommend (per geo flora) using Terpenator once a week and when you flower start using Massive Bloom123 formulation or Sweet Candy and of course Bloom. every time you water your plant you are feeding it . Trust the GF it will work
Thanks Homegrower89! The girls and I appreciate the input. Only growing photos no autos.My auto plants ran into problems.. veg stage was perfect. Very nice green.. then quickly turning pale, then Yellow, and seemed like each feeding the nitrogen was to much… not growing autos anymore.. I’ll stick with photoperiods. I did pick up the Terpinator , but not the massive.
I will say it’s very nice to just top dress and not have to mix up a bunch of stuff when feeding.
I’m happy overall with the product, I think the ratios in the flower could be tweaked a bit more.
I would personally steer away from any manufacturer selling a Veg and Bloom formula, especially running organics. Cannabis needs a complete plant food from start to finish and there's many formulas that doesn't ask for a veg and Bloom formula, it's plain marketing.Geoflora delivers all of the nutes necessary for each stage of the grow, one for veg, the other for flower, plus the microbes needed to deliver them to the plant, so I would think you'd be fine.
They do take a couple of weeks to kick in and are fed every 14 days or so, but since you are already using organic nutes you shouldn't experience the lag you'd get if you were switching over from bottles.
Some growers do supplement them in flower as well though.
I would personally steer away from any manufacturer selling a Veg and Bloom formula, especially running organics. Cannabis needs a complete plant food from start to finish and there's many formulas that doesn't ask for a veg and Bloom formula, it's plain marketing.
If I were to use organic amendments like you find in Geoflora I would much rather cook the soils and maybe do two different mixes for veg and Bloom instead of top dressing......
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That sound like a good strategy! Yes it eliminated many brands with 5-7 bottles in their line up. You don't really need anything other than traditional two or three parts nutrients where you can choose to run the same ratio from start to finish, that's running mineral salts.that eliminates about 90% of the nutrient lines doesn't it?
I mixed a heavy dose of the GF into the soil and let it cook a bit before I planted into it. I only top dressed weeks 1&3 of flower, seemed to work ok for me.
I'm not a big fan of top dressing, especially since I bottom water. I'd rather amend the soil and use a tea or two.
Convenience? An organic grow in a bag. Not everyone wants to source individual inputs and try to mix them in the correct ratios.I don't think theres much gain or need to pay for branding when they all use the same source material?
Yes I get the convenience part. I'm not bashing anything really I'm just saying many products marketed towards Cannabis growers are sub par at best at their recommendations. I would accept their approach fully if they actually explained the different release rates of the listed nutrients on the bag to help the grower make an informed decision. Now you only get a general dosage with adding top dressing every second week when some of the ingredients should only be added every month to every two months? I think you understand what I'm trying to explain.Convenience? An organic grow in a bag. Not everyone wants to source individual inputs and try to mix them in the correct ratios.
Not your thing, I get that. But no need to rain on every other parade you come across.
I can speak for new growers who are interested in the end product. Because thats me.Yeah, that's why I said convenience. It's harder to overdo inputs in an organic grow than it is with chems, and maybe some stuff like the calcium inputs don't really need to be added so frequently, but not much harm in doing so. A bit wasteful? Maybe, but those that are concerned with that are likely already mixing their own anyway.
This is really an easy way for anyone, including new growers, to have an organic grow. Some (many?) are just in it for the end product and the simpler it is the better.
And it doesn't get much simpler than a top dress every 2 weeks-ish.