I was just wondering when i should start giving her nutes (biobizz grow). Ive heard that I need to wait till the first little leaves (round seedling ones not true) become yellow then i can start giving her half doses. Let me know what you think !
@Audiofreak This is my soil, not made specially for cannabis but pH os at 6.5 and it seemed good for the job, its made for citrus plants, olive trees, palm trees and such. it has coco fibers in it, sand, compost, horse manure, pozzolana and sphagnum fibres in it at varying concentrations. Also I dont have a TDS meter. d5021a3d796c12445ac73625444e441bf413d433_2_750x1000|375x500
I agree with Audiofreak, those small round ones only tell you the plant has used itâs reserve and are now starting to take nutes from the soil. Plant looks healthy, so I would wait.
Ok so im new to coco and ive grown 3 grows in soil. Ive noticed the cotys die off fairly fast in soil i have one going in canna coco strait with jacks full strength with additives and the cotys are like 2 inches long nice and green as can be looking healthy and she is just starting her flower phase. Btw its a 420 fastbuds original bubblegum auto.
There is a little coco in my soil but its mostly âdirtâ so idk⌠some websites say when you have 3-4 sets of true leaves you should give nutes but I really dont want to give her a nute lockout. Arent there signs from the plant that shes ready for more nutrition ?
Oh well my soil isnt made for cannabis and its quite generic, there are no analyses of nutrients⌠my composition looks pretty identical to yours except i have manure and compost where you have other organics. But so are you saying that your soil has added nutrients and that mine doesnt ? In that case starting my plant on half a dose should do only good right ?
@Gwiz , your plant looks healthy, some people feed small amounts right after the second set of true leaves. Iâm not one of them . Personally I would wait till the plant tell me sheâs hungry. The fastest way to kill your plant is doing too much. Every grow, strain,cultivars,are different. So use everyoneâs advice with a grain of salt. You have to find out what is best for you and your grow.
You donât know what the composition is or how it will react with the plant. Cannabis optimized soils have added nutrients and micronutrients, is designed for ready drainage (52% moisture retention is not good) and is PH buffered to remain in optimal range for cannabis. Without a detailed analysis you are âthrowing dartsâ.
You can let the cotelydons tell you when to begin light feeding (1/4 dose Iâd say until your comfortable with your nutrients)This is a pretty safe way to not burn your plants ime. Your probably not optimizing your growth but if your okay with that (like I am) itâs an option.