Aspiring Cultivator: Second Grow

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@xTherapy_Growingx, ok yeah. I feel you. I would do that. I would start off with using half of the amount you're going to use. See how she takes to it. You will know in about a week if she likes it. Fertilizers are a slow release of nutes. The organic soils can be a headache like FoxFarm is super hot at the beginning. I didn't feed my plants until the 4th week. Had a lot of deficiencies. Once it set, they're great. Miracle Gro Organic Soil was perfect from the start. No issues. Anyway, the one without Nature's I would experiment. Grow for it. Lol

@MariRemediesLLC, great info thanx..the reason I brought it up is becuz my other plant on my 2nd diary has flowers and I wanted something to fatten them up so I ordered sum flower fuel..and I figured I was gonna use it on these plants as well except for the living soil one, so I got tha dr earths as a flower booster for her since it’s organic, but ima take ur advice tho ..luckily it was only $10 ..I was thinking just water and weekly recharge isn’t gonna be enough thru whole grow but still I’m new to this and I’m underestimating the living soil ..✌️🏼

@xTherapy_Growingx, yeah, I can see the beginning stage of flowering. Definitely! Now the top dressing really doesn't seem necessary by the way they look. Plus you're already feeding her good. So, I probably wouldn't. On top of that, Nature's Living soil is already packed with what you need from seed to harvest. Just stick with your feeding schedule you have planned for the flowering stage. A little bit less is always better rather than more when it comes to nutes. I think the fertilizer might over do it. You do not want high nitrogen during flowering. After harvest, mix half fertilizer and half soil from previous grow. You should be all set from seed to harvest again.

@@mrmateo, apple cider vinegar is used to lower pH and baking soda is used to raise the pH organically when mixing your nutrients.

@@TenderBuds, but we haven't been to the moon in sooo long!!! (Some argue never, some argue that first sum is thankfully not the sum of all parts).

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