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Kourtney80
Kourtney80started grow question 4 years ago
Can I use these as nutrients? If so, should I just follow the measurements on the back?
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
maybe... it has npk, but no info on secondary or trace elements. (check out me leaf symptom chart in week 3 of GGxWW with more weeks/current grow. "save image as.." if you want it, but also shows you all the nutes you need to provide. now, if in soil, some of that will be there... tap water has some too (Ca / Fe / Cl, for example) So, it's a coplicated question. Start off with it if you want, but then keep a close eye on the plant -- the leaf symptom chart will help with that.. ILGM has a symptom checker that does a good job too. No matter what you pick, you'll have some trial and error to get it 'perfect' or good enough etc... Look up calculating ppm from a liquid feed and % given.. if ppms aren't too high it won't kill anything. tomatos are generally a good parrallel to go by, if not mistaken. Check out my ppm spreadsheet in week 5 or 6 of same diary... also, youtube has some excellent videos on fertilization. Rollitup.com forums are another excellent source for information in this regard -- even if from 2009.
SommerVirelli
SommerVirellianswered grow question 4 years ago
Short answer is yes. If it’s made for food to be consumed then it’s a legitimate option for your plants. It is a food made specifically for tomatoes and their requirements, so keep in mind it may not have everything cannabis will need to reach its full potential. What you want to stay away from is products made for ornamental plants or flowers like rose bushes. They contain carcinogens and stuff not meant to be consumed.
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