What nutes do you use during flowering outdoors?

[wizzy]

I still haven't found the go to for outdoor grows in terms of flowering nutes...

 molasses and potash are good staples, but interested if anyone has there own fert that they swear by to help get them big solid buds we all want for outdoor grows..

so feel free to share some secrets guys!

Also dont give me the "its not about the nutes its about lighting, big holes, genetics ect ect" as all these things are already in place and im just after that extra edge in terms of quality plant feed

[itchybromusic]

Wanna spend a lill money & use the one nutrient for the whole grow http://ecoorganicgarden.com.au/products/fertilisers/eco-aminogro/ & for foliar feeding just add http://ecoorganicgarden.com.au/products/fertilisers/eco-seaweed/ & use both 

 

& if you don't wanna spend money , then go & " BUY " a lill compost tea brewer & start a worm farm ,

this is the best option IMO but will require a lill time & effort by you,

 

a top dress with worm castings at the start of flower will beat any PK boost in a bottle

assuming your not feeding synthetics & you have plenty of micro life in your soil 

 

& if you don't want to go organic then pick anyone off the shelf from coles or bunnings they all work 

Edited January 16, 2015 by itchybromusic

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Chookshit

[sunnycoaststoner]

potash, pk13-14. always worked well for me but I know what you mean. worm castings are awesome like he said.

[reginald blumenfield]

When you guys say you use worm casting are you talking about making it into a tea and diluting then applying or you chuck the worm casting on straight up?

 

 

cheers reggie

[teahaircut]

I've got a worm farm and they create a piss like substance, was told to pour it on top of your medium & then water in as it is quite potent. Don't feed the limes or lemons too acidic for the lil wormies.

[MrCompletion]

Careful not to use the stuff that comes out the tap. Leachate. It can and regularly does have bad bacteria. Best way is to make a tea. Couple of cups of soil into a stocking then into a bucket of neutral water. Aerate with aerator for 24hrs (I do mine for 3 days) and throw in a few tablespoons of molasses. My plants go apeshit for it.

[teahaircut]

Careful not to use the stuff that comes out the tap. Leachate. It can and regularly does have bad bacteria. 

 

^^ Fuck my life.... why would some peanut retard tell me it's good for growing then.

[teahaircut]

just read this....jesus just nuked my plant this morning with a whole load of it.  The pot is already pretty wet, what should I do? Or just do nothing and hope that my plant doesnt die.

http://vermicoast.com/leachate-use-it-or-lose-right-or-wrong-you-decide/

[MrCompletion]

Yup. I did too just recently. I just flushed it then the last flush I added 10ml Seasol. It's now going strong. Best of luck.