When do I start giving nutrients?

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Outdoors' started by absta209, Aug 4, 2018.

  1. Hey guys
    My new seedlings are nearly 3 weeks old now and I don't know when I should start giving nutrients. I have biobizz grow and bloom.
     

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  2. #2 old shol4evr, Aug 4, 2018
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  3. It's a compost mix with 25% perlite.
     
  4. #4 old shol4evr, Aug 4, 2018
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  5. I'd start now at half strength even less increasing each week

    but hey I just follow thew label on the bottle

    good luck
     
  6. Do you want me to list every single ingredient in the compost or something mate? It's compost bought from a local producer. I don't like your attitude mate need to get your head out your ass ;)
     
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  7. #7 MrFooey, Aug 4, 2018
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    You're outdoors? Where are you in the world?
    Your soil looks like back yard dirt with perlite mixed in.
    I could see that it's got a good bit of clay in it.
    If you are pretty much anywhere in northern hemisphere you are very late for planting outdoor.
    Outdoor plants are starting to flower now.
    As far as your nutrient schedule goes, once the plant has a couple sets of true leaves going you can start feeding at 1/4 strength.
     
  8. #8 old shol4evr, Aug 4, 2018
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  9. I was going to say the same thing. Looks like it has some clay in it. Looks kinda like mud


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  10. So you're telling me compost in a pot is enough for the whole grow? Lol you're an idiot...
     
  11. I'm in the southern hemisphere ... I'm not an idiot
     
  12. Oh and keep the life story for someone who actually cares ;)
     
  13. To be fair mate i speak to an outdoors guy that pulls down 3kg monsters every time in nothing but composted horse manure.
    Not stickin up for the guy or getting involved in a shoutin match but yeah, a pot of compost can be more than enough.
    Recently found out theres stuff called "no till" soil aswell. A pot of that can grow plants for god knows how many seasons without needing nutrients.
    Fuck soil growing though its way to complicated for me.

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  14. Yeah I'm pretty sure my soil isn't that great... and my pots are only going to be 3 gallon so yeah... Don't mind him lol... not sure what his problem is
     

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