Mg Reg Soil

[fasts102376]

hello all has anybody use MG SOIL with no problem? i allways use ff soil but money got low.. need to know if u had any problem that i need to watch out for.. thank

 

[Boss]

Does it say "Feeds for 3 Months?"

 

[fasts102376]

yes

 

[Smokin Moose]

You can use MG but you need to be aware NOT to add ferts in the early stages or you will make the soil mix too hot.

 

[fasts102376]

thanks moose

 

[Boss]

I made the mistake of useing it for my plants before I repotted. Give plenty of water (let it leak out the bottom well) then wait till it dries. After a month in veg, you should be ok to use light nutes. (you will wash out most of the pellet nutes) Don't give full str bloom nutes for 3 weeks into flowering, slowly build to it to watch thier reaction. 1/4 1/2 3/4 full. At least this is how I did mine. (But only one still had that soil at flower, and it was mixed with no nute potting soil and clay)

 

[fasts102376]

thanks boss there about 4 week clones and just gived the a dose of foxs farms big grow and bloom tonite i hope i just did'nt burn them..

thanks for the good advise

if i don't see any burning will it be allright to feed once's a week if the (soil is dry?)

 

[Smokin Moose]

Using sea tea as a foliar spray, in the early days in a very rich medium, can ameliorate any problems from a possible hot soil.

 

[fasts102376]

i read ur post on the sea tea sounds like some great stuff! i have to go to the store today i'm going to see if they have it..

how often do u spray them and do u still feed them weeky. and folar feed?

 

[DankBuds]

You might try MG Organic soil and mix in some perlite and vermiculite, I plan on trien next time around.

DankBuds

 

[Smokin Moose]

i read ur post on the sea tea sounds like some great stuff! i have to go to the store today i'm going to see if they have it..

how often do u spray them and do u still feed them weeky. and folar feed?

This will help you.Sea tea - The must have foliar tonic and this Eco-cweed powdered seaweed concentrate.

 

[Boss]

I would be careful and wait (for nutes) the foliar is excellent.

 

[fasts102376]

Using sea tea as a foliar spray, in the early days in a very rich medium, can ameliorate any problems from a possible hot soil.

mosse can u give me a website that i can order some of that sea tea? the shops around dont carry it..

thanks

 

[Boss]

If you are real worried about burn, add some sawdust (from real wood) to the topsoil and mix it in a bit. Then just water normally.

 

[fasts102376]

thanks boss,dank,moose i'll try that website.. you guys r great!

 

[Smokin Moose]

Maxicrop Powder & Liquid

 

[fasts102376]

help! i dont know if it's the soil but my bottom leafs r turnnig yellow like a N problem do i need to feed them? if i come across a camra i'll take pic's.. on 1 plant it seem to spread up the middle of the plant.. i gave her a dose of lime in a gallon of water..

 

[Boss]

Lime will very slowly change your PH, so dont look for changes real fast. I really need a photo to help Have you given them any nutes?

Are the leaves all faceing down? How often are you watering? What nutrients do you have?

 

[fasts102376]

Lime will very slowly change your PH, so dont look for changes real fast. I really need a photo to help Have you given them any nutes?

Are the leaves all faceing down? How often are you watering? What nutrients do you have?

yea i gived them a feeding since i put them in mg soil ff 2tsp grow and 2tbs of bloom

and ph it to 6.1

 

[Boss]

No nutes man! The MG is a 3 month feed. If you add nutes, it must start in minute amounts to keep an eye on the girls, and see how they react.

Also, when you water, do not water until the soil is dry. The wet/dry watering cycle works best. About an inch down, if it is still damp, wait another day. Make sure there is ample drainage in the pots, and water until a small amount comes out the bottom. If you want to flush out the nutes, when you dry water, use about a gallon, and in about a month the nutes will wash out. But still, let it dry before flushing again.