Hey, buddy! π
I use Flora Series nutrients, but the classic scheme with 3 components (gro, micro, bloom). Your Nova is a more adapted, simpler, more convenient option that includes everything you need! π
If you're growing in soil, set the pH to 6.0 right at the start of planting the plant!
You can prepare the mix: Clay pebbles - at the bottom of the pot (wash them first)! Don't mix it with the soil in the basin! Take a basin, fill it with 50% soil and 50% perlite - this is a good basic mix to start growing in pots! Before filling the pots, add a layer of a few centimeters of clean perlite or washed clay pebbles at the bottom to ensure drainage. Gradually increase the pot size as the plant grows, rather than jumping straight to a large one; this will help ensure even root distribution throughout the pot! π
For the first week, don't water with nutrients, just water with pH 6.0 around the plant so the roots grow wide in search of moisture! 100-200ml will be enough for the first week π
In the second week, water with NovaGro 1ml/l. If you can, get a bottle of cal/mag, and if you're using soft water (250ppm and below), then add 1ml/l (cal/mag). If you have hard water (250ppm and above), then use up to 0.5 ml/l of calmag supplement if necessary! π I write PPM in a coefficient of 0.5 for EC! π
When the plant grows 5-6 pairs of leaves, then you can give NovaGro - 2.7 ml/l. You'll feed differently during flowering, but that's still a long way off; you'll have plenty of time to ask new questions, my friend! I'm sure of it! π
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Good luck, buddy! ππ