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No need to start feeding yet. Seeds come with all the nutrition necessary to get the first two leaves (cotyledons) out into light. Once the first true leaves show up, you can use plain water for a week or two after that, then consider low dose feeding. You want the plant to be large enough that you don't risk overwhelming its tiny small mass with nutrient and burning the whole thing up.

Hi @Burnnriichh until the second real pair of leaves of your plant is born, feed it with water only then you can start giving growth fertilizers and root stimulator in a dosage of 1/3 of the recommended minimum of the nutes you use, and you will gradually increase the dose at As the plant grows, the first 2 weeks of life spray the soil with water so that the substrate does not soak, during the whole life stage of your plants if you soak the soil too much will block the growth and development of the plant. good luck mate 👍

You don't ! The soil will ! The only thing you have to do is to water ( not too much neither not enough ) , and the soil will provide nutrients for at least 3 weeks , it's generally when you'll have to consider a feeding. Of course you can use additive like roots booster or beneficial innoculants to help the roots during the 1st phase of veg

Hi, for the first five days just plain water at the correct ph range. I haven't done soil for many years now but as far as I can remember the fisrt week I was giving plain water, and since week 2 I started using nutrients at a strength of about a quarter of the minimum amount for the early vegetative recommended by the manufacturer. I would suggest use for sure some piranha of A.N or something similar for the first week. Hope I was helpful.

You shouldn’t have to feed these new plants until the end of week 2 the start of week 3! Day 14 -17 is normally when you start to introduce nutrients in low dose, your soil should have enough food in it to carry the plant a couple weeks!