Essential Plant Nutrients

[maximus prime]

Im about to move to coloarado, for a winter season, does anybody know how difficult it is to obtain a medical marijuana license to grow and smoke?

[Pleasure Junkie]

Great stuff to know. tyvm

[Mooner]

Originally Posted by maximus prime

Im about to move to coloarado, for a winter season, does anybody know how difficult it is to obtain a medical marijuana license to grow and smoke?

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[thedude87]

dood thanks for the thread man this is very useful, i have been needing some good nutrient advice and i think i just got all my questions answered..props breh!

[syze0ne]

I like the way you wrote this. Makes it for some more understandable! Credit on the report, Keep it lively growing

[stoned budda]

Originally Posted by Vitamin 420

Thanks. Nobody else found this useful?

Yes i found it usefull when i posted the same info on 12/26/07.

http://forum.grasscity.com/general-i...trients-z.html

How come people cant figure out how to preform a search?

Heres a link for pics of certain nute related plant problems.

[Vitamin 420]

Originally Posted by stoned budda

Yes i found it usefull when i posted the same info on 12/26/07.

How come people cant figure out how to preform a search?

Heres a link for pics of certain nute related plant problems.

I typed that up not even knowing you had a nutrients thread. And it seems that a lot of people have found this thread useful Probably because it's stickied?

Anyways, thanks for that second link, I'll go ahead and add some pics from there into this guide. I've been looking for pics of deficiency symptoms for a while now.

[GreenAlchemist]

This is really good info, that's soo much. I bought some florabloom for my sprouts, but I added the tablets that come with the AreoGarden. The machine comes with a 2 starter nutrient tablets (the one's I added) and I was wondering if I add the bloom with the starter? Any tips help.

[kolaking]

Okay so Im new to growing indoor for the 1st time, I am using Neptune Harvest Organic Fertilizer alternating with a vermicompost tea, "worm casting tea". The plants look very healthy and are both starting there 1st real set of 5 pointed leaves! My question is should I also alternate with regular H20, if so how often? Thanks alot and I look foward to hearing back from you!!

[Vitamin 420]

Originally Posted by GreenAlchemist

This is really good info, that's soo much. I bought some florabloom for my sprouts, but I added the tablets that come with the AreoGarden. The machine comes with a 2 starter nutrient tablets (the one's I added) and I was wondering if I add the bloom with the starter? Any tips help.

No, don't mix the two together. You may find your plant will have a harder time getting some nutrients. You want a fair composition at all times, because plants generally absorb the nutes that are there for it. For example, if you have something that's 1-3-2, that means for every 1 nitrogen that's absorbed, 3 phosphorus and 2 potassium are absorbed. Once you start mixing food together, you blow the ratio out of the water, and soon you may see something like a 1-6-4, which means that so much phosphorus will be absorbed that there will hardly be any utilization of the nitrogen that it needs.

Originally Posted by kolaking

Okay so Im new to growing indoor for the 1st time, I am using Neptune Harvest Organic Fertilizer alternating with a vermicompost tea, "worm casting tea". The plants look very healthy and are both starting there 1st real set of 5 pointed leaves! My question is should I also alternate with regular H20, if so how often? Thanks alot and I look foward to hearing back from you!!

I'd alternate food and straight up water, every other feed. If your plants look like they could be using more nutes, go ahead and mix in a little bit with the straight water. I would do maybe half of the concentration you usually use.

See how the plants are doing after a couple of feedings, they generally don't need nutes every time they feed, and flushing them out with straight water allows for a more thorough absorption of the nutes.

[Gram Man]

This is great help thank you for the guide.

[Poopycheeks]

All that info and I still cant figure out what they need. Good info though thanks!

[mdknandez]

wHAT DOES IT mean when the tips of the fan leaves curl and turn yellow?

[passthagrass]

@ mdknandez check the link in #82 dude.

[kolaking]

Hey man sorry 2 get off topic here, but does anybody have any experience w/molasses in indoor organic? Or molasses in any indoor? And I knew Jesus was the king of Jews, and I thank the Holy Father for Genisis 1 29-30, and for this wonderful beautiful plant He has given us!! Thanks and please somebody let me know bout this sweet organic goodness I've been reading bout!! Peace!