I use FF Big Bloom...cap per gallon. I water 2-4 gallons, wait 5 minutes, then add a gallon of that mix.
Should i simply just use 5 gallon buckets to fill with water and nutes, my question is so I can feed them a little more efficiently, these girls take A LOT of water and doing it like I had been with full strength doses in a gallon milk jug over and over until it's saturated really won't cut it especially when these girls are booming out of control like they have been.
If you want to keep it simple just add your nutrients to a 5 gallon bucket of water and let her rip....
I guess it'll have to do. I wonder how people feed in 300 gallon + pots though, it seems like even using a 5-10 gallon bucket it would still take forever in order to get the nutes into the soil wouldn't it? Along with multiple plants, via one single grower.
I did 6 plants in 10gal. Bags last year and harvest 10 + LBS. You may have seen my journal here or not. I dropped them 2ft in the ground and they stood 7 feet. 6ft wide. Topped and super cropped multiple times.
I don't think mine will grow quite that large lol I'm still a newbie to this, 3rd grow so far. It's amazing how big they could get in a 10 gallon though, never knew. Mine were in 30 gallons last year and I averaged 2 lbs a plant but they were so rootbound they destroyed my fabric pots by piercing through them and into the ground underneath.
Not really monsters no, but I am growing in mostly just pots and had problems last year with the plants starving for nutes and I couldn't afford them at the time. The ones in the potting bed have about 100 gallons each to grow in and have been growing exponentially fast. The reason I want to use nutes is I want the plants to push their veg just a little farther and I want them to really put on weight during flower. I also want to run silica on my Big Bomb to help thicken the stems. She's a very limp girl with insane amount of branching.Not really monsters but think why you want to use nutes... couple of seaweed and go go juice feeds, couple bloom feeds, tap water... unless your in pots...
