Outdoor Nutrients - Advice?

[demistify]

Rev and jakai ... it seems that I am experiencing what you say. I have size, but way too much green for this time of year. thanks for that.

 

cybermental ... wasn't I saying reduced N, increased K?

 

 

edit: thinking on it, this year's plant is totally organic. chook poo and stuff only. no thrive at all. my green problem is due to side dressing the plant with a fair bit of chook poo when flowering started. I should not have done this but the situation is being rapidly pulled back with kelp spray and the missus is bringing some high K fert home with the shopping today.

 

so I still maintain that on the previous occasions I 've used dilute chook poo to bolster thrive, or dilute chook poo with added sulphate of potash as an alternative feed to thrive fruit and flower, I 've had more and denser heads than using thrive exclusively.

Edited March 12, 2011 by demistify

[Soniksb]

cheers for the input guys.. and im aware of the many many threads on this site regarding outdoor nutrients just wanted to find out thrive specific information. I have chosen to ditch the thrive as its very high in nitrogen and gone back to manutec Bloom booster.

 

i plan on giving a full feed of Bloom Booster on the first day, a feed of seasol the second day, with a water flush on the third.. repeating the process also a feed of potash every fortnight..

Let me know what you guys think of this plan and anyway i could improve it, i took in what mungas said about a feed of bloom booster everyday but she is in a relevantly small pot and i think it receiving nutes every single day might be a bit much for the old girl...

 

anyways cheers for the imput guys that why i love you all

[roseta_stoned]

thive used in pots will fuck up your ph make sure you flush regularly and grab some epson salts to foliar mg if you get white bleaching on your leaves its the first thing thatll get locked out