hey guys, i was on the H&G website and looking through the FAQ's (http://www.house-garden.us/faq/) and came across a few wierd responses from the H&G ppl, i have since emailed them and am waiting for a response...
here are the "controversial" Q&A i found on the faq's:
and here is their feed chart http://www.house-garden.ca/feed-charts/mix-rates/
so basicly according to them i should be feeding EVERY WATERING with no plain waterings in between, using their recomended chart feed strength...(ex:week 2 of veg chart says 1.4 EC, and if i water 3 times a week, then i should be using 1.4 EC 3 times a week...)
this doesnt make much sense to me...any opinions?
here are the "controversial" Q&A i found on the faq's:
ANDChris December 28, 2011 at 11:50 pm I grow in beds an water every 3 days. Should I use a&b nutrients every watering? Also, do you recommend using any sugar during flowering?
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House & Garden December 29, 2011 at 1:50 pm Hi Chris,
Yes, you want to feed every time you water. We use Bud XL instead of adding sweeteners. The Bud XL will extract the sugars within the leaves and transfer them to the fruit to sweeten naturally. Peace!
Alan
Slick December 20, 2011 at 11:23 am
Im using Soil A/B and along with the rest of the line, my question is how many days in between each feed? I’ve heard Feed/Feed/Water with 2 days in between each, but if I wait 2 days my girls look very dry and start sagging.
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House & Garden December 22, 2011 at 2:14 pm Hi slick,
You want to feed every time you water. The time in between isn’t written in stone, it really depends on how big your plants are and how big the pots are. I tell people to water when the soil is dry and the plants are just beginning to look a little limp. Peace!
Alan
and here is their feed chart http://www.house-garden.ca/feed-charts/mix-rates/
so basicly according to them i should be feeding EVERY WATERING with no plain waterings in between, using their recomended chart feed strength...(ex:week 2 of veg chart says 1.4 EC, and if i water 3 times a week, then i should be using 1.4 EC 3 times a week...)
this doesnt make much sense to me...any opinions?