Question about flowering/nutes

wyattherb42

wyattherb42

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My plants are about 10-11 weeks old. I've only added nutes one time at about 5 weeks and they didn't take well to it. In fact all of my plants still have the claw. I put them in flowering 4 day ago, now im wondering when or how do i know when i need to add more nutes?

The soil is FFOF which is apparenty nutrient rich and my plant are only about 9 inches tall.
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Bugeye

Bugeye

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You probably won't need to give more nutes. Your growth is abnormally slow so you either have runt plants or something fundamentally wrong with your set up.
 
wyattherb42

wyattherb42

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I agree. And i doubt that the seeds, all different strains, just happened to be runts. I'm sure i fucked up somewhere along the way haha but i was honestly hoping that i wouldndt need to add anything else. Their rate of growth has increased a lot in the last week or two. This was mostly an experimental first grow, just so that i could learn more about the plant first hand, before i really invest in a more sophisticated grow
 
Bugeye

Bugeye

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wyattherb42 said:
I agree. And i doubt that the seeds, all different strains, just happened to be runts. I'm sure i fucked up somewhere along the way haha but i was honestly hoping that i wouldndt need to add anything else. Their rate of growth has increased a lot in the last week or two. This was mostly an experimental first grow, just so that i could learn more about the plant first hand, before i really invest in a more sophisticated grow
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Well you did better than my first grow! Hope you are having fun. Good luck!
 
wyattherb42

wyattherb42

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I am man. Its a lot more fun than growing cubes, you really begin to connect with your plant and love it. And thanks
 
hexthat

hexthat

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FFOF is low on K but has pretty much everything else, unless the bag sat for a few years then the pH will be too low and you'll have to add CalMag. If FFOF sits for a long time the oster's shell breaks down and no longer buffs the pH.
 
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