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ferts for bloom with no nitrogen

bigwity

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i would preferably use somthing from nature that i can collect or maybe if need be somthing i can buy from my local garden center.
 
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the_coota

as a new rule I stick to 3:1:2, as plants use 3 times more N then P etc
For this reason, I believe in decreasing N as opposed to adding PK during bloom, as plants can only use so much P & K,. Any more is wasted, and can cause toxicity issues.

Natural source of N- alfalfa meal
 

bigwity

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nice advice man cheers +rep. im trying to boost pk when it doesnt need boosting i was thinking my nute had too much n in my bad. nice work
 

grapeman

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a good product in soil is sulfate of potash. 50# bag at the local farm supply is less then $20. A few teaspoons in a 5 gal bucket with molasses and it doesn't get much better. 1 bag will last 10 years.
 
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apep

Hey bigwity. Search foxfarm Peace of Mind high phosphorus bat guano 0-5-0. Really good stuff and cheap too.
 

habeeb

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^ that is a crazy book, thanks for the link, book here



you know you need N in flower

flushing is dependent on personal view..


list of nutrients from plants
 
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