Nutrients and Mediums
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Hey all, this is my first hydro grow and i've got some 10 day old seedlings in 60/40 coco perlite. I am using Canna coco A/B and it seems to be going good. I also have the remains of some Nutriboost concentrate, Bud Blood and Tarantular off a mate. Now my questions are- Ive heard nutriboost isnt that good, what is a good veg booster for coco? Bud blood i will use but only for 1 week so what after that, potash? And finally the tarantular, will this alone be good protection for my res? Or after all that should i go the canna range of rhizno, cannazym, PK13/14. I know, I know KISS but i want the best for my plants So thats my situation, tell me what has worked…
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I am living in the Northeast. I want to start clones after the last frost but have some soil questions. 1) Can I use a shovel to turn the soil and just use the natural earth as I won't be able to water or fertilize? * I was going to turn the soil and maybe add something to it such as dolomite lime and some nutrients! 2) Is it totally necessary to add nutrients for veg and flower outdoors or can I use 1 soil with complete fertilizers to last entire crop? WILL THIS WORK: SOIL: Outdoor soil in the ground mixed with shovel Dolomite Lime Dyna Grow Pro Tech (for bugs and weather conditions) Dyna Grow Liquid Grow ( fertilizer ) Water with super oxy ( helps ai…
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hello, all. me a n00b here. a mate found a single seed in one of his bag-o'-goodies and started growing it way back in winter, so its strong enough to withstand a light pruning now. a few cuttings are to be transferred into my hands so that i can start a small population, myself. i wish to grow my plants (just 2 or 4 - for now) in an area that is prone to flooding, or in other words; a floodzone, but its more like a swamp. the ground regularly has a light film of water above it (around 1-2cm) and up to 2m on rare occasions. many plants in the area seem to be doing fine, but i fear that my plants roots will rot, so i plan to create a small, hydroponic resorvoir system…
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Do you think I could use scoria as a medium im told its inert so it shouldn't matter???
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I have to buy some nrw clay balls only problem is there is no hydro shop in Bendigo and I cant be bothered going to Ballarat at the bmoment . Does any one no of any clay ball substitutes or vwhere Im could get some around Bendigo area ?
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Soluble Silica. 1 2
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I finally got some of this stuff after hearing nothing but good things. Two questions to those who use it: How often do you add it to your nutes and do you ever bother with foliar applications? Any help will be appreciated.
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anyone used the head rush bioponic nutrients? i have been told they are the best nute going around. heres the info on head rush for the HF website HeadRush nutrients will enable your customers to fully embrace the Bioponic phenomenon that has been occurring in North America and Europe. Unlike conventional inorganic based nutrients, HeadRush provides a full suite of exotic organic compounds, metabolites and biostimulants, as found in rich organic soil. The net result ensures a more vigorous and robust plant, faster growth rates, with an increase in flowering and flavour. It is a two part mix that you can custom tune to the various phases of your plant cycle and t…
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I am on my way to growing my plants and for soil would the dirt from my worm farm be good i think it would be but just making sure. Also i could add 50 worms to each pot and they should be able to keep the plants healthy. Cheers Harry
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I have done a search and can't find any info. I have heard here and there that you have to be careful about what your nute tank is made of. I always buy a bunnings special usually $10 for a black plastic 60 litre tank. Are these OK to use or should I buy one specifically made for hydro from a hydro shop. Does anyone know what can actually happen to your plants if the tank is leaching? regards aussie1
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Hey people, The lights are on 12\12 - week 3 and I'm wondering whether anybody has used potassium nitrate before during flowering and can recommend application rates for plants in potting mix. Peace...
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hey guys, just got hold of some dutch master silica for this grow, has anybody used it and how do u rate it, is it as good as silica magic. cheers peeps,
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G'day all, I've just put my single plant in soil under 12/12 in the last couple of days. I've also purchased some CANNA Substra Flores A + B hydro nutes to use during the flowering period. However, since I am growing in soil and these are hydro nutes, the instructions are all about hydro and use terms I don't understand. I was hoping somebody could please tell me the amount in mL of each A + B I should be adding to each L of water ?? The plant is about a metre tall, perhaps a bit more. I used CANNA Substra Vega A + B during the vegetative period and simply added 5mL of each per L of water I used. Would this be suitable for the flowering nutes as well? And should I …
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Seeing as there is always much discussion on nutrient mixes/problems etc, thought I'd post a link to the Flairform web site with a bit of info on it's one part nutrient, Green Dream. It has some interesting info on why calcium and magnesium are often needed with some brands of nutrient, and a few other things like why people can run into probs with 2 part mixes plus lots of interesting hints you can link to to help explain all types of hydroponic issues Green Dream http://www.flairform.com/Products/Greendream.htm Their hints page http://www.flairform.com/hints.htm Bit of blurb from a chemist http://www.flairform.com/Products/chemist.htm Yes it is their sales pitch…
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hey guys today i heard some conflicting views on ph of nutes to plants in coco wat is the best ph to set the nutrient mix to in vege?? and again in flower?? its i just want to get every thing spot on for a starter then tweak from there my medium will be a mix of canna coco and perlite 50/50 and ive got xtreme for grow and canadian xpress coco bloom for flower : along with some of the additives from as well like head master,superior potash for flower along with some bio balancer and maybe wilt guard will be in a run to waste set up in 430mm pots thanks for ya help guys bil
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