When to start to fertilize?

[KrisPar]

Hello everyone Two weeks ago, sowing the seeds at the same time exactly but each took a little time creating less time under 9 are of 30W bulbs each shot until they become more robust to enter hps400wI see videos or pictures out really long stem Georges then begin to puff so I really do not is quite low Everything seems fine to you? Approximately when it will be possible to start composting?

 

[Emilya Green]

let those containers dry out between waterings... I already see troubles developing.

we can not answer your question about fertilizing, since we have no idea if that is soil or something else. If you are in good soil and are planning to use successive up-potting, you do not need to fertilize... not at all... not until flowering.

 

[KrisPar]

This organic soil ready to plant nurseries perlite soil humus and fertilizers have trypack set of biobizz There is a situation that indica because that size across? Lamp distance of 5 centimeters it right? 9 lamps 30 w 6400k

 

[Emilya Green]

yes, in a good organic soil, you will not need fertilizers if you are regularly up-potting to the next sized container with fresh soil.

The good folks at biobizz however would love it if you used their fertilizers anyway... it just puts more money in their pocket, and they really don't care if you hurt your plants with it as long as you come back and buy more later. They will even lie to you, and tell you that their stuff is considered to be food and that you must feed your plants. They won't tell you that you are already feeding your plants all they need, with good soil... the natural way.

I believe you were asking about the size of your plant in that container. Resist the urge to up-pot until your plant has established a healthy root system. You can tell when the root system is where you want it to be, when the plant is able to drain all the water you give her in less than 2 days.... when she can do that, up-pot to the next size... say 1 gallon. Don't go too big with each step up.

Also, to entice the roots to grow like this... be sure to dry out your containers all the way to the bottom before watering each time. This is a weed, and weeds do not like their feet to always be wet. If you are finding that you are doing something to your plants each day... you are probably not doing things right.

 

[pontiacman]

I use fox farm nutes after they are 12" tall, in their final pots and put under my 400 watter. I follow their recommendations and it works great for my girls. No complaints at all.

 

[MassMedMan]

yes, in a good organic soil, you will not need fertilizers if you are regularly up-potting to the next sized container with fresh soil.

The good folks at biobizz however would love it if you used their fertilizers anyway... it just puts more money in their pocket, and they really don't care if you hurt your plants with it as long as you come back and buy more later. They will even lie to you, and tell you that their stuff is considered to be food and that you must feed your plants. They won't tell you that you are already feeding your plants all they need, with good soil... the natural way.

I believe you were asking about the size of your plant in that container. Resist the urge to up-pot until your plant has established a healthy root system. You can tell when the root system is where you want it to be, when the plant is able to drain all the water you give her in less than 2 days.... when she can do that, up-pot to the next size... say 1 gallon. Don't go too big with each step up.

Also, to entice the roots to grow like this... be sure to dry out your containers all the way to the bottom before watering each time. This is a weed, and weeds do not like their feet to always be wet. If you are finding that you are doing something to your plants each day... you are probably not doing things right.

Very good advice

 

[KrisPar]

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