Need help please.

SilentBob024

SilentBob024

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So grab a veg nutrient now eh? There were lots of veg options. What ratios would you recomend for the npk value?
 
SilentBob024

SilentBob024

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True enough I suppose eh. I'll have to grab one next pay. Though my current reader actually does do a great job detecting water ph. I'll give it that. Anyone recomend an npk rating for the vegetative feed I should be looking to buy by chance? Also maybe a brand or two you could highly recomend?
 
INF Flux

INF Flux

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looks really wet. Make sure you aren't watering to much. A SST (sprouted seed tea) and some worm castings would be a nice gentle way of bringing in more nutrients. Go easy. You want moist soil, not saturated.
 
Blue brother

Blue brother

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That soil should still have sufficient nuTes for the appetites of plants that size, if ur N deficient chances are ph is off rather than insufficient nitrogen in the soil
 
SilentBob024

SilentBob024

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Yeah I went to the hydro store and showed the guy. Said I have a phosphorus deficiency, needed to start using a veg nute and switch my medium from potting soil to this promo stuff. Has veemi ulite mixed in, I believe it was coconut? And some other thing as well. Apparently this soil-less soil does a decent job of minding its ph a bit on its own as well. Took a reading of my potting soil I used and it was like... Nearly 8....god damn.. This new stuff is sitting at about like 6.6-6.7 roughly. Here's to hoping...also... A seed I threw down as an outdoor attempt didn't sprout all spring or summer... Today... I was walking by it and noticed a good 2" sprout with some pointed leaves sticking out of the ground I mean I doubt it will even live at this point but just figured I'd share the laugh. Gave up on it after like 2 weeks....three months and then some later... Decides to show up.
 
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