I have a plant growing outdoors, It is growing very well and its about 1.5 months old, I have not done anything to it as far as fertilizer or any plant food, When I transplanted it in to the ground I dug a hole about a foot deep and added miricle grow soil to it. My question is should I give it any plant food, or fertilizer, or just leave it alone and let nature do its thing. Also if I should fertilize, what type of fert, how much should I use, How often, and when should I start?
To fert or not to fert?
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I've used Miricle Grow Moisture Control Soil for about a year, out doors for the first 6-8 weeks I only used ph adjusted water everything you need is already in the soil, after which time I tinker with additional nutes. I'm still a beginner so I use Earth Juice Products starting low and increasing weekly. I guess it would also depend on the strain your growing. Watch your plants they will tell you when your overdoing it. Happy Growing.
Yes,
start with just fish emulsion, find it in any garden type section/shop.
Then after they show sex start a flowering fert.
The N-P-K should be balanced for flowering plants and your soil type.
(in case anyone has ever wondered,
what I mean by "balanced" in relation to what fert N-P-K to use,
this is what I mean)
But anything is better than nothing,
I use a 6-12-6 in my soil type for flowering.
start with just fish emulsion, find it in any garden type section/shop.
Then after they show sex start a flowering fert.
The N-P-K should be balanced for flowering plants and your soil type.
(in case anyone has ever wondered,
what I mean by "balanced" in relation to what fert N-P-K to use,
this is what I mean)
But anything is better than nothing,
I use a 6-12-6 in my soil type for flowering.
