Fox Farm Nutes

Right now my plants (all 12) are a week old. Doing an outdoor grow, all in pots, not going to be sticking them in the ground at any point in time. Biggest size pot is going to be a 4 gallon bucket.
Where I live I have 15 hours of day light, so I cannot follow the fox farm schedule online for my plants.
Could somebody recommend a schedule for me to feed my plants?
It is very hot and dry almost everyday, 102 max. I am free all day to give the TLC they need all day, I have a way to test my Ph but I do not have a EC meter. I can go out and give them there nutes anytime that is directed as well as misting/ watering them.

I have messed up, I started a month late into the season.
I am trying to achieve a bushy plant, not a tall one, not really trying grow a plant any taller than 3 and a half feet.

Since my plants are a week old (and this is my FIRST grow) I am trying to have this all planed out, since I already made my first mistake as a grower, and starting late.

FF has a good feeding schedule, ignore the light hours, I use FF on a group of plants I got going now, I go exactly from their schedule of feeding and have had no burn or deficiencies.
You probably want to start your nutes around week 2-3, depending on the soil you used. When you start, start with like 50% of the recommended dose and raise it to 100% as long as the plants dont show any issues. I feed with nutes every other watering.

reverof said:

FF has a good feeding schedule, ignore the light hours, I use FF on a group of plants I got going now, I go exactly from their schedule of feeding and have had no burn or deficiencies.
You probably want to start your nutes around week 2-3, depending on the soil you used. When you start, start with like 50% of the recommended dose and raise it to 100% as long as the plants dont show any issues. I feed with nutes every other watering.

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I am using Happy Frog Soil Condioner and I know that is supposed to feed them for awhile mixed with premium topsoil and peat moss.
When I am transplanting into larger pots should I switch to the Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil?

FFOF is great stuff, I used it from start and didnt have any problems. So by all means use it on your transplant.

i dont stick to the ff schedule for veg i water monday and thursday i feed them im using grow big, kangaroots and big bloom here are my plants today im a first time grower i think you should feed them how you want to just dont over do it with the nutes and when they go in to bloom im goin switch up the nutes.as for the Ocean Forest soil its full of food you wont have to feed your plants for 30 days.peace man

reverof said:

FFOF is great stuff, I used it from start and didn't have any problems. So by all means use it on your transplant.

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Thanks, you've been a big help Very much appreciated.
My last question is if you think my month late start will affect me drastically

jetsfool623 said:

i dont stick to the ff schedule for veg i water monday and thursday i feed them im using grow big, kangaroots and big bloom here are my plants today View attachment 1693808View attachment 1693810View attachment 1693809im a first time grower i think you should feed them how you want to just dont over do it with the nutes and when they go in to bloom im goin switch up the nutes.as for the Ocean Forest soil its full of food you wont have to feed your plants for 30 days.peace man

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First off, Nice plants!
How do you measure your nutes per gallon? Your plants are what I am hoping mine to look like.

All depend son your location and strain. If you are in warmer climate area then you shouldnt have any problems, if cooler climate, your outside grow may run into a wrinkle.

thanks man first about the late start my plants strouted the last week of may its only been a little over a month so youll be alrite i have a 2 gallon water jug i got at homedepot and i give my plants 1 whole jug each and in there is 1tsp of kangaroots 2tsp of grow big and 2 tbs of big bloom but i have bigger pots two 15gl and 1 20gl

reverof said:

All depend son your location and strain. If you are in warmer climate area then you shouldnt have any problems, if cooler climate, your outside grow may run into a wrinkle.

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Alright thats what I was thinking, lucky for me I am in a warmer climate.
Thank you

jetsfool623 said:

thanks man first about the late start my plants strouted the last week of may its only been a little over a month so youll be alrite i have a 2 gallon water jug i got at homedepot and i give my plants 1 whole jug each and in there is 1tsp of kangaroots 2tsp of grow big and 2 tbs of big bloom but i have bigger pots two 15gl and 1 20gl

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The largest size I am going to do is a 4 gal, as I mentioned Im going for a bushy plant about 3.5 feet tall.
What's your opinion on using the your mixture for these smaller plants?
For flowering I am going to switch to tiger bloom and cha ching.

i would mix 2tsp of grow big and 2tbs of big bloom in 1 gallon jug if you have 2 plants give them half each i dont know about the flowering yet but i think im going to switch to advanced nutes but for that part but goto the fox farm site and they have a 3 part mix for flowering heres the site http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/products_solgran1.html peace man goodluck on your grow