I am a first time grower! I have successfully rooted 5 out of 5 cuttings. I read that it's best not to fertilize them while rooting, but once transplanted they'll need to be fed at some point. Do I follow the same guidelines for seedlings - no nutes until the plants have at least 4 sets of true leaves? I need to thank the 420 community for the wealth of invaluable info contained here. I'm growing in my walk in closet, to date I have one lady in the final 2 weeks of flowering, and she is LOADED. I have 2 more who have just begun the flowering phase, 4 seedlings and the 5 clones ready to be transplanted. I've literally studied this site, have taken copious notes and kept a journal of my gardening efforts. This is something I've always wanted to do and WOW, how exciting it is!
When do I fertilize my transplanted clones
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the soilless(no nutes) mix I use, I give nutes when I plant my clones in it at 1/2 strength .If your soil has nutes in it, then don't add any, till the plant's tell's you to feed them.
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what are you growing with?Soil, hydro, etc
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You should be good for a month or so with that mix and anything added could burn them.
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High DD - another question. pH meters. I went to the website you recommended and plan to order from them. However, I need guidance. What type should I purchase? As I mentioned, I'm growing in soil, I have an RO H2O filter (came with the house!) I've learned from my research that a good, reliable pH meter is an important piece of equipment to have, and I want to do everything correctly. If you could recommend one, our the type I should be using. I don't want to"break the bank, but I don't want to waste $$ and risk my girls' health on a cheap one. Thank you for your input!
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For soil, a $10 one worked great for me.If you'er soil is a around 7 or a little lower or higher you'er good.Don't wast to much money on a ph metier for soil
