Nutes: What To Use & How To Use Them Tutorial

I do not see any info on those type of nutes, but if that is all that is available to you I would try to work with it starting at 1/4 and 1/2 strengths until you can tell what the plants like the best and you get to levels that work best. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Good luck.
 
cannanewb said:
I do not see any info on those type of nutes, but if that is all that is available to you I would try to work with it starting at 1/4 and 1/2 strengths until you can tell what the plants like the best and you get to levels that work best. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Good luck.
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Thanks for the quick response the percentage are on the pictures if you click them. . .

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I love the dirty dozen kit by Fox Farms. And the solubles(powders) I don't know who said you cant run a full grow with them, but that's completely untrue. I've always had excellent results using them. 50/50 FFOF/FFHF with 30% perlite added no nutes for three weeks the hit it at 1/4 strength nutes at first. Then push till you see slight nute burn. Flush and check your ppm. Adjust your nutes to max out your yields and flush with black strap molasses
 
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Have completed 2 organic grows but due to bad (non discrete) packaging of nutes decided to try a grow using chems from local garden center.

Seeds were planted direct into 5 Gal fabric pots filled with Biobiz light (as I still had a bag) that was soaked with Rhizotonic and wrapped in clingfilm (removed once plants get some proper leaves).

The lights are Advanced Platinum Series P4-XML2 380w LED (supposedly = 600w) above the plants and 4 x 85W (supposedly 425W equivalent = 1700 watts) in the corners of the tent. I know that light values are very speculative so just listing these to show there should be plenty of light to use reasonably high nutes (I think that is how it works :) )

Started Veg with 1/4 strength MG (so 24-8-16 /4 = 6-2-4) and worked them up to full strength over a few days. They also get a very fine misting of 1/4 strength nutes every second day.

Once flowering started properly they were switched on to something called ChemPak 8 low nitrogen feed (full trace elements) at 1/2 strength (12.5-25-25 / 2 = 6.3-12.5-12.5) They also get a very fine misting of 1/4 strength nutes every second day.

Was intending to use MG Bloom food at (15-30-15) but am waiting for garden center to get some in.

Anyway after all that my main question is about the flushing period.

On the two occasions that I was afraid the plants were getting to much chem build up (as water evaporates from the seams of the fabric pots all the time, any salt build up is easy to spot as white salt on the black pots) I simply stopped watering with nutes from above and put plain water into the individual trays the pots sit in until they soaked it up taking the excess salts with it. Seemed that way I am wasting no nutes and don't need to get rid of runoff. At the stage I was doing this the plants only had a tiny brown tip on some leaves and it never got any worse so it seems to work. Do you think doing this for the flush is a good idea to try, so water would be going into the trays and soaked up by the pots hopefully taking the salts with it to the plants. Also if my understanding is correct the addition of molasses helps to stimulate a good environment in the soil, will this be pointless in last 2 weeks if it is soil that has had chems in. Sorry for such a long essay in the forums (will do a proper grow journal next time) but really do not want to muck up these babies just because of some basic mistake on a first grow with chems.

 
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I'm new at this and believe that I may have nutrient lockup. I planted my seedlings (4" tall with just 4 leaves) and watered with Big Bloom. Did I screw up? They are growing extremely slow now. Almost no movement. Any advice is very welcome.
Harry Red said:
Maybe I'm misreading this, but I believe if I gave my plants this much FF nutes, they would be burnt to a crisp.

Anyone actually giving their plants this much FF chemical nutes like Grow Big and Tiger Bloom in soil?

:peace:

Harry
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Big Bloom should only be used during Flower stage. Use other veg nutes at a reduced rate(1/4 strength) after they have reached early veg at two weeks. If you are using a good medium(Promix) you already have nutes in the soil so you only need to feed the seedlings water Ph'd to 6.0. You may need to do a flush after they reach a safe age to handle the flush. Hope this helps.
 
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cannanewb said:
Big Bloom should only be used during Flower stage. Use other veg nutes at a reduced rate(1/4 strength) after they have reached early veg at two weeks. If you are using a good medium(Promix) you already have nutes in the soil so you only need to feed the seedlings water Ph'd to 6.0. You may need to do a flush after they reach a safe age to handle the flush. Hope this helps.
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I really appreciate the help. Dumb question: how can I tell when they are robust enough for a flush? Again, I'm new at this and I value every bit of advice I can get.
 
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I am not exactly sure it would depend on the size of your plant and the strength of the plant. I have seen minor flushes done at 24 days on health plants. Ask one of these two guys they know everything there is to know about this resilient plant Nismo12 Welcome All My Friends To The Show That Never Ends - Canna M & Nismo12 Team Up! and Doc Bud. Good luck.
 
i am a noob but .What if your in a country thats good on gardening but not good on weed or hydo supllies yet.Its crazy to import to africa very expensive. even soil is crap down here unless you grow outdoor and spice up the ground .Is there a tea i can brew from products that would be more common to find in africa... like a nice organic tea for to use as nutes with water for a indoor organic soil grow
 
Thank you for your reply i will have a look if i can find some of those items here .I am also looking into some supersoil mixes with ingredients locally available

Thanks for taking the time to reply ....
 
Toxxxic420 said:
Thank you for the info. I am gonna try it. Always looking for the little tweaks that make bud a little bigger and a little better. Molasses here I come.
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I also use unfiltered honey 1/4 TSP with 1/2 TSP of unsulfered molasses, then you will step up to 1/2 TSP honey and 1 TSP of the molasses.
 
Nutes - What To Use & How To Use Them - Tutorial

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Can't tell weather I have a nute deficiency or burn and the leaves are drooping so pretty sure that's over watering ? Anybody have any input
 
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cannanewb said:
Droop isn't very noticeable looks like there might be some burn on a few of the tips but very minimal. They look quite healthy to be honest.
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I've been seeing more leaf curl than burn or droop so that's what I'm worrying about right there I'm not too sure what leaf curl means
 
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Well it being a mild case I would just give it water for a feeding or two. The clawing that is evident now won't change but what you will be looking for is that no more appears or the current symptoms do not worsen. What nutes r u using and how old is your plant. What do u pH your water at and what is your temp at?
 
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