When to start giving chemicals?

can I start griping chemicals or is she still to small ?

What are you growing in? The medium makes all the difference in this case

Bbcchance said:

What are you growing in? The medium makes all the difference in this case

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Canna terra mate , ( peat moss , coco canna and perlite )

Anyone ,

Yes, feed at 1/4 strength and go from there, make sure to check ph AFTER adding nutes, happy growing

too small....

whats your medium???

soil, coir, rockwool

treduece said:

too small....

whats your medium???

soil, coir, rockwool

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Coco as stated above, as an inert media it contains no nutrients so you need to feed it early(think hydro)

Bbcchance said:

What are you growing in? The medium makes all the difference in this case

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lmao I see it's already answered lol

you want to supplement with cal-mag
because coco coir naturally releases potash
soil already contains trace elements of calcium and magnesium
but coco loco doesn't bro
also consider an iron supplement in flower such as big bud "coco" by advanced nutrients, i.e I use the regular formula for my girls. the powder is stronger than the liquid

Never. You give it "nutrients" or "fertilizer," not chemicals. I'd say around week 3 or 4, at 1/4 strength.

i think 1-1,5 week before harvest...

I'm using hempy with 100% perlite and 1 week flush does the trick

Start by giving about 100ml of pure C6H6 per gallon of RO water and get back to us.

WTF?!
EVERYTHING IS CHEMICALS,
GOD DAMN IT!


Don't take my advice, don't give your plant Benzene, it is a carcinogen.

Yes start with a weak nute solution. 1/4 strength of instructions. Give her a few days see what's up and go from there.

Don't over water.

Michael Huntherz said:

Start by giving about 100ml of pure C6H6 per gallon of RO water and get back to us.

WTF?!
EVERYTHING IS CHEMICALS,
GOD DAMN IT!

Don't take my advice, don't give your plant Benzene, it is a carcinogen.

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Nomenclature, man. Do you want everyone in the industry to refer to their nutes as "chemicals?"