Flower fuel

I just spoke to a friend who I believe may be using that product. If its got a NPK ratio of 1:34:32 its the same stuff. 1st run he did he left his base nutrients at full strength and used the flower fuel at half strength and he said he had poor results and problems. He nearly finished his 2nd run on it and he been using half strength on his base nutrients and started at 1/4 strength of flower fuel and he has increased it to half strength and he reckons its working miles better.

It will be written on the bottle! But seriously, most fertilizers are better off used at half strength. I also prefer to give fertilizers more often too, so, as an example, if it says once a week (at full strength), I have found plants much prefer 3 half doses over two weeks, that way they get a half dose every 5 days rather than a full strength dose every 7 days. This can also be prudent as it will almost guarantee that you won't burn your plants, especially useful when trying a new product for the first time. You will easily be able to tell what effect one half dose does, but giving it on its own and not mixed with your usual fertilizers will give you the most accurate feedback. By doing this, it will tell you if your plant can take more, or if it is too much, but far better to be too much at half strength than to be too much at full strength! Always tread lightly when trying out a new product for the first time. It is very easy to give more the next time if half strength is not enough, but very, very hard to rescue a plant that has been damaged/burnt with a full strength dose of a previously untested and new type of fertilizer that you have introduced into your line up. Also, you could always click on "nutrients" or "search diaries" on this site, to find out much more info regarding this, or almost every other product associated with cannabis cultivation. Hope this helps, Organoman.

It has a label with instructions and feeding info on it my dude.. it’s very strong stuff tho so I’d maybe only go every week or so. Depends on lots of varieties related to your grow. Read the Amazon reviews on it - there’s 5000 of them and you can usually glean some valuable info from reading ppls experiences on there