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Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by GrasscityGal, Jul 27, 2019.

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  1. #1 GrasscityGal, Jul 27, 2019
    im looking for someone who has used it/still does and can help me out. I’ve used two other brands In the past. The last being ff. My grows went well. this time I used nectar for the gods. My plants looked amazing until my first feeding with it. I have not got nectar for the gods #4 soil yet. I’m still using ffhp
     
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  2. #2 tooslow, Jul 27, 2019
    I have an awful memory, but I think that @Papa Puff was speaking of nectar, just yesterday.
    I don't know that it is applicable...
     
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  3. #3 smokeout69, Jul 27, 2019
    Yeah papa along with others on here have used it

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  4. #4 Redskiesneverdie, Jul 27, 2019
    I’ve used it for 1 run.(veg and flower). Never had any issues with it. Only problem I had was it calls for a lot per gallon. When you’re running more than 5 plants, it gets expensive fast lol. Other than that it was solid for me. Good luck.
     
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  5. #5 Kronik352, Jul 27, 2019
    I too remember a post regarding this topic very recently.....just don't remember who...lol
     
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  6. #6 HardDrive, Jul 27, 2019
    @Papa Puff
    They talking about stuff you might have used.
     
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  7. #7 Papa Puff, Jul 27, 2019
    Ok I'm here. What are ur questions? U really need to have a ppm meter and a pH meter! I really suggest watching the vids on you tube from nectar. What actual bottles or regiment arenu using? Do u do slurry test? Nectar really needs to be pH properly to get the best effects.

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  8. #8 Papa Puff, Jul 27, 2019
    So when ur soil is dry ready to water or feed, do this
    Take a large shot glass of soil from ur plant and the same amount of distilled water and put in a cup. Stir around. Than put one meter in and get a reading. Than the other. So that will give u the true pH of ur soil. The ppms will tell u if ur plants are eating ur feeds or if they are hungry. So if I get a reading of 350 or under I feed. If it's over 350 i water. It's just that simple

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  9. #9 Papa Puff, Jul 27, 2019
    Happy frog with lots of PERLITE is the preferred soil we use! Nectar #4 is good too

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  10. #10 GrasscityGal, Jul 27, 2019
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    The 3 years I’ve been growing I have not had to use my ph meter(got lucky)I did bust it out for this grow/line of nutes tho. I got a 6.8 reading on my first feeding(which was bad) plants instantly started to lose green color and yellow! I do not have a ppm meter. Didn’t do a slur test either. I’ll try and pick one up today (ppm meter). I also think I over watered them a lil. Which shocked me bc I only gave each 6-8 oz of water with feed. I have the whole Romans regimen line. I started out with hades up, Gaia mania and Medusa’s magic. Last night I shared 6oz of water with a drop of thrive alive and they look a ton better this morning. The plant on the bottom right, The lower leaves u can see some yellow still. That’s about how all the plants was b4 I feed them with thrive alive. What ph did u shoot for when using this brand of nutes? image.jpg image.jpg
     
  11. #11 GrasscityGal, Jul 27, 2019
    20063D14-8BC2-410A-AB7D-A43D25C92A00.jpeg They broke ground around July 8. This pic was five days ago b4 they got anything but plain spring water. The bigger one is an auto. The rest are fem photo
     
  12. #12 Hunter2348, Jul 27, 2019
    Excellent products I have most of them
    What’s problem


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  13. #13 GrasscityGal, Jul 27, 2019
    I’ve been a lucky/lazy grower. Using fox farm last few grows. Everything went well once I got the feed strength down. I had been just watering with plain spring water until about 4-5 days ago. I used the first stage of NFTG. Recommend strength. I pH’d to 6.8 Next day they was starting to yellow And droop. I think I over watered an oz or two each plant bc I only gave each around 6-8 oz. last night or night b4 I gave them spring water with a drop of thrive alive in 6oz of water and feed them a little bit. Almost instantly they started getting green back. I’ll shoot u some pics when I get home. Ig my question is while using ffhf what should I ph the water/nute mix to? Atm I don’t gave a ppm meter to do a slur test. I kinda figured there would be a little learning curve. Also. I use no where near a gal of water every time I feed. How long will the remaining water/nute stay good? I kept lid on it at first got an awful smell within a couple days
     
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  14. #14 Papa Puff, Jul 30, 2019
    If u go watch the vids u will thank me later lol. Nectar is the one nute line that u really want to pay attention too pH! This nute feeds ur soil not the plant!

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  15. #15 tooslow, Jul 30, 2019
    Ah... I KNEW it was you talking about Nectar.
    (Can't believe I remembered)
     
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  16. #16 GrasscityGal, Jul 30, 2019
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    In an attempt to correct the feeding error I got all the soil Off the roots that I could without damaging them. Mixed what I had left of ffhf n ffof and some perlite n transplanted them. I’ll check out those vids over nxt couple days F680E421-349D-49B3-9ECA-335C106DC3F3.jpeg 8856E72A-4819-4CFE-9176-F7F8005383AE.jpeg
     
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  17. #17 GrasscityGal, Jul 31, 2019
    09FED1ED-50B1-4866-A0B4-255A0AF82DC9.jpeg I got some help from a seasoned grower. I’m going feed, feed, tea, feed, feed, flush repeat. I picked this up for the tea watering for veg stage
     

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