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Discussion in 'Indoor Cannabis Growing' started by Dankdro24, Feb 13, 2007.

  1. #1 Dankdro24, Feb 13, 2007
    I happened to look at the gardening section, and the nutrients are what caught my attention. I was wondering what the hell I would be buying come 3 months from now. Does anyone have any suggestions on a specific brand to buy? There were so many, I feel I would be lost if I went in there and tried to just pick one off the top of my head, Thanks
     
  2. #2 ISTANDALONE, Feb 13, 2007
    all that lowe's will have is mostly chemical crap. check out organic ferts at a horti/hydro shop. i recommend either foxfarms or sunleave's "international house of guano" line of poop fert. if you do chose to go chemical, make sure to dilute the nutes alot. like 1/6 strength or even weaker until the plants get used to it.
     
  3. #3 Jonny Drama, Feb 13, 2007
    Man Lowes blows ass in general. I wouldnt trust any nutrients from there. Just go with foxfarm.
     
  4. #4 willydog, Feb 13, 2007
    Not sure if Lowes has it, but saw it at Home Depot, Schultz 10-15-10 Plant Food. DierWolf recomends it (every watering) veg and flower, and also during flower Schultz Bloom Plus 10-54-10 once a week. I believe he said Walgreens carries Schultz.
    Good Luck.
     
  5. #5 Anony, Feb 13, 2007
    yea shultz 10-15-10 works good, just make sure you do 1/4th dose to start, and slowly increase.
     
  6. #6 toastybiz, Feb 13, 2007
    Peters is another decent brand for everyday chemical nutes.
     
  7. #7 zarathustra2, Feb 14, 2007
    I was just at Lowes yesterday and they had an organic soil, fertilizer and pesticide section (small). It's not with the other gardening supplies. I couldn't believe it but MG makes an organic fert now (I still would only use it as a last resort) and they had a nice line of Safer brand insecticidal soaps. Can't recall who made the soil (stoner).
     
  8. #8 Dankdro24, Feb 14, 2007
    thanks for the help guys. Appreciate it. I think I will just find FoxFarm like everyone says, but just out of curiosity, if u dilute the chemical ones from Lowe's and then flush like the last 3 weeks before harvesting, would it be close to the same as using organic? And I have MiracleGrow 10-18-10 sitting in the garage, would it be worth trying that out in the future?
     
  9. #9 zarathustra2, Feb 15, 2007
    No thats not organic. If you want to support environmentally conscious commerce then use certified organic products only. Diluting harmful chemicals is less poluting but still poluting.
     

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