Feeding plants

I'm gonna grow some autos outdoors and idk what I need to feed them all the articles I read make it so complex also is it possible to use just one supplement from seedling to flowering thanks

Botanicare makes great lines of dry ferts to mix into the soil, there are more though.I was always lucky outdoors with many of the shelf nutrients working well for me

chemphlegm said:

Botanicare makes great lines of dry ferts to mix into the soil, there are more though.I was always lucky outdoors with many of the shelf nutrients working well for me

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Ok thanks

The most basic nutrients are those for Veg and those for Flower. There are many different brands you could get, however I highly recommend Shogun Nutrients. Another good option are is Dutch Passion. Another nutrient I recommend as an extra for all round plant health.

Dr. Earth Homegrown Tomato, Vegetable and Herb.. Should be all that is needed..

Aegean said:

The most basic nutrients are those for Veg and those for Flower. There are many different brands you could get, however I highly recommend Shogun Nutrients. Another good option are is Dutch Passion. Another nutrient I recommend as an extra for all round plant health.

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Ok thanks

HydoDan said:

Dr. Earth Homegrown Tomato, Vegetable and Herb.. Should be all that is needed..

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Ok I will look at it thanks

Aegean said:

The most basic nutrients are those for Veg and those for Flower. There are many different brands you could get, however I highly recommend Shogun Nutrients. Another good option are is Dutch Passion. Another nutrient I recommend as an extra for all round plant health.

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Dyna Gro Foliage pro = single nutrient. Another is Jack's Classic citrus.

Nutrient lines? Botanicare KIND and PRO. Canna, Hesi as the base, with a few things from other makers at the required NPK's for me to apply when I want....The ideal nutrient is one in differing NPK values that you can use some of any, at any rate you apply, to achieve the NPK delivery values, you require, to get the best result (reaching as close to plant potentials as you can).
Many times this is a mix of several products from differing makers.....

Best way? Build a water only "super soil" and simply water them! Organic kicks ass! Still my go to method of growing!

Dr. Who said:

Dyna Gro Foliage pro = single nutrient. Another is Jack's Classic citrus.

Nutrient lines? Botanicare KIND and PRO. Canna, Hesi as the base, with a few things from other makers at the required NPK's for me to apply when I want....The ideal nutrient is one in differing NPK values that you can use some of any, at any rate you apply, to achieve the NPK delivery values, you require, to get the best result (reaching as close to plant potentials as you can).
Many times this is a mix of several products from differing makers.....

Best way? Build a water only "super soil" and simply water them! Organic kicks ass! Still my go to method of growing!

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I've used this in veg a LOT and I love that stuff. Can't recommend it enough. Their Bloom always precipitates, but the Foilage Pro is great.