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All caught up and checking in! About time you started up a journal! Looking forward to seeing the rest of this one.
Also, bread looks awesome!
Also, bread looks awesome!
Oldsmokey Grows Blue Cheese & Blueberry With Promix
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Welcome @780grow I know I'm way overdue on doing a journal. What can I say better late than never. Glad you made it!
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Pretty much soon as the roots are established you can start feeding the mega crop at a seedling dosage. I will be starting later this week probably somewhere around 1.5 - 2 gm/ gallon.
Interesting, can’t wait to see how it all turns out! Super cheap, easy and good results. That sounds like a winning fertilizer.
Head1982
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MC? Mega Crop?
Dusted
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Yes. I bought some to use as rose fertilizer
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Yea sorry mega crop
WeedyMcWeedWeed
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What's super quick? I've never messed with mega crop. I assume that's MC? But in pro mix hp soil, i start feeding soon as they recover from transplant and start growing
I can’t remember who said it, but I was reading a thread and they were saying they feed MEGACROP right from first watering After the seed sprouts as a seedling. I’ll try to find the post.
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I don't think I would try that they don't really need anything extra st that stage. I would be interested in reading that thread if you find it.
I think this is the thread I was talking about.
Do I need to to add nutrients to Promix HP for an outdoor grow
Hey guys, I’ve grown a cpl plants with minimal effort outdoors but am looking to put more effort this year in the hope or better results. I’ve germinated 6 seeds I’ve accumulated from high quality buds over the past year or so finding one here and there. They are doing fine and I’m planning on...
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CagedApe
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Dammit smokey! Always when I'm hungry too!I think I am starting to get the hang of this sourdough bread baking.
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I do agree with what they're saying. My thoughts on that are I treat him like I would treat a clone. Give them nutrients before rooted will kill them. So technically once the taproot is developed should be able to feed a week dosage of nutes.on the other hand the seedling gets the nutrients it needs in the beginning from the Cotyledons leaves for the first week or two. So I guess I am just cautious with the nutes to start with.
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This is my thoughts and understanding too, I don’t give nutes until week 2. Just knew I read it somewhere.
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My plants are ready for nutes anytime I just want to wait until they are dry and will juice them up next watering.
Head1982
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I've always done clones. As soon as there are roots in the rockwool, they on the nutes and off to the races.
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Head you should put a link to your journal in your signature other members might have a look.
Head1982
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That's funny. I was going to ask you how to do that. I haven't been able to figure it out.
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Go to the first page of your journal then click the back button once you should be at the journals in progress. Right click on you thread and select copy link Now on the top of the page click on your avatar and select signature. Paste the address there and click save.
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