She was in straight happy frog up until the beginning of week 4 when I started seeing deficiencies.
Didn’t have alot of money, grabbed a bag of Dr. Earth 2-2-2 All purpose fertilizer cause they didn’t have anything else and I was poor. Mixed in about 4 tablespoons to the top inch of the 2Gal and then watered about 2/3 gallon of Calmag phd to 7 tap water. After 3 days you could tell she was getting her color back slowly but the top half of her has these droopy leaves. That soil / moisture meter in the bottom sucks for soil pH but is ok for moisture. Says bottom half is still damp.
So…i have some extra cash now…about $150 to spend. Do I…
Transplant to a 15 gallon and go with Coast of Maine…if so do I need anything else? Saw it said it was a super soil so I wouldn’t need any nutes if in a 15 gallon correct?
Keep it in the 2 Gallon and pick up on week 5 of one these Dr. Earth schedules? I’ve seen huge ass flowers grown in solo cups…(container size vs grow area size debate)
Buenos Dias Grow Bro, height will become an issue in a tent at 4’. They double even triple in size during the stretch. Coast of Maine is a great soil but think you’ll need to add flower amendments (P&K) mid and late flower. @ChittyChittyBangin uses this soil and top dresses nutrients and can add some pointers
Think about it like this. It takes up to 2 weeks for those nutrients to become avail to the plant. So with dry amendments , you always think 2 weeks ahead. Lets say youre going shooting for flower in 2 weeks, then you would feed buds n bloom 2 weeka prior to flipping.
I have her in 2 gallons of happy frog right now. I was going to transplant into a 10 gallon with the Stoningtons (haven’t ordered it yet), and then flip to flower a week or two later after I transplant.
Do i still need any dry amendments or should I pickup the Stoningtons food too when ordering (got the seed starter soil too for future grows)?
