nutes

mufaso22

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hi i just finished my first grow in hydro and im looking to switch to soil and try that out, i just have 1 simple question. when im watering the plant should i mix the water and the nutrients together then water the plant like that? or water it first then add the nutrients in after. is their even a difference with doing that?
 

iDC5

Active Member
umm , mix ur nutes with ur water, then feed them in the soil, maybe 1 week with nutes then 1 week straight water, 1 week nutes, etc etc
 

mufaso22

Member
ill try that out and see what my plants like best, i was reading every other watering add nutes ill try both and see what works best with my babies. thank you!
 

cant get enough

Active Member
lol dont do the latter, get your water in bottles or buckets and leave out for at least 24hrs if u use tap water. then add your nutes to the water and feed your plant as necessary. ul need to learn the weight of the plant pots to know when u need to water them, this is the best way to guide when plant is fully dry. good luck. ps look into iguana juice grow and bloom, personly i think its the best way to have stress free grow not having to worry about nute burn.
 

mufaso22

Member
im going to get 3 gallon nursery pots and im a noob when it comes to nutes because their are so many out there so with my hydro grow i used plain and simple fox farms and it works fine with me and i still have alot left over so im going to be using that threw out this grow. im looking to get into advanced nutrients but that shit is hella expensive. im going to start my seeds in some party cups and most likely a week and a half ill move them into the 3 gallons using fox farm ocean forest. i read alot on how to know when they need watering i know they dont need it every day so im going to start off with water for the first time, when it needs water again maybe next 2 days or 3 ill add nutes and do that. if i see that watering with a week of just water and nutes the next then ill do that. im just going to observe and see what works best with my plants.
 
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