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2022年 10月 8日 at pm6:56 #4003
How much is to much pk during flowering? As always thanks in advance for your help
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2022年 10月 8日 at pm7:08 #4013
Ive only done 4 grows now but I can say I’ve used recommended doses of half nutrients. I’ve ignored peoples recommendations of using half nutes and went full scale. Ive even mixed epsom salts in water. I think the bag said that was 0-0-60 lol. Those are big numbers. Id love to know the max.
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2022年 10月 8日 at pm7:12 #4019
That’s what I’m screaming, the booster I use makes my last p 10 and k 11 after I ad it to my base nutrients so how the hell are you supposed to give something to your plants like 20 to 30xhihher I just don’t understand it I think maybe the giant number stuff is for outdoor crops,but I don’t know that.
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2022年 10月 8日 at pm7:39 #4028
As long as the babies dont stress I say do whatever. Full dose half dose and no dose have all worked for me so on grow number 4 im just like… idk what to think anymore. Id love to see a commercial operation run.
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2022年 10月 9日 at am2:47 #4058
I added up all tje numbers on my technaflora nutes, 8-14-19 and I run at 2/3- 3/4 strength. As far as limit, I can say at full strength plants don’t really like it. I belive the nute company put out higher recommendations than are required to make more money. I’m sure there’s some strains who wouldn’t mind full strength but none I’ve found so far
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2022年 10月 11日 at am7:20 #4647
Are you running the recipe for success by tecna flora bro @atom?
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2022年 10月 11日 at am8:33 #4674
House and garden nutes call for their top booster 4 weeks prior to harvest for a week, then top shooter for 3 more weeks after.
General Hydroponics Liquid koolbloom – calls for 2 weeks prior to harvest or entire flowering cycle, depending on whether you’re reading the label on bottle or website.
I’ve never even heard of doing half strength nutrients. Just quarter strength (or less) for clones. Is there a line that cooks plants or something?
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2022年 10月 12日 at am7:24 #4889
Using nutes at half strength is a common suggestion as a lot of home growers have conditions far from the ideal which is what the manufacturers recommendations are based on. Since plants will only grow as quick as the biggest limiting factor allows them to, often growers have as good or better results with half strength leading some to believe in conspiracy theories about companies telling people to use too much to boost their profits instead of acknowledging their own faults…
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2022年 10月 11日 at am9:15 #4688
I use Langbeinite 0-0-22 on top of full strength ff powdered bloom nutes.
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2022年 10月 12日 at am7:34 #4890
First off to clarify the NPK ratio just shows how much of one there is to another. How high the numbers are just tells us how concentrated the fertilizer is; a 20-40-30 and a 2-4-3 provide the exact same nutes in the same concentration as the first might be mixed at a 1/4 tbsp/gal while the second would be more like 2 tbsp/gal. Higher numbers just mean more dilution, lower numbers mean more fertilizers.
My personal favourite flower booster was PK 13/14 from Canna as it was the first product line developed specifically for cannabis and rely on quality products that work over marketing. Not to mention PK 13/14 gives you rock hard buds.
Unless you’re an experienced grower I always suggested people choose a fertilizer and stick with their line/amendments until experienced. A good company designs their products to work together and provide the right ratios of nutrients at the right times. Using a plethora of different products from different companies is common but often not practical or economical.
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2022年 10月 12日 at am8:54 #4903
Word
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2022年 10月 12日 at am8:41 #4901
I’m super glad you shared the knowledge about the NPK,that was beneficial for me, cause I don’t know how I thought this or remember if someone had misinformed me,cause Ihad no idea the lower thenumber the more nutes,many thanks once again@somatek!
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