Old Toker
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Is there actually NO feeding schedules for MasterBlend or did I miss it somewhere?
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COMPLETE NUTRIENT SCHEDULES!
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Is there actually NO feeding schedules for MasterBlend or did I miss it somewhere?
Old Uncle Ben
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i've seen lots of questions about plant feeding schedules, and know personally i cant always find mine when i need it. So i figured this would be a good idea.
i've listed all the ones i could think of(and some i never heard of) and find off the top of my head. if anyone has a schedule i don't, feel free to post it up and maybe i could add it back in here.
p.s. this is the first time i ever tried to post pics here so i hope i dont mess it up.
Advanced Nutrients complete series
Advanced Nutrients 2 part
B'cuzz
BioBizz
Botanicare
Botanicare PBP
Fox Farm Soil
Fox Farm Hydro
General Hydroponics Flora series
General Hydroponics Flora Nova series
General Hydroponics Maxi series
General Hydroponics Stand alone
House and Garden
Nature's Nectar
Organa
enjoy
What a crock of shit! You guys really fall for these scams? Really?
CharlesU Farley
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I think they're missing "eye of newt" and "labia of virgin" in their organic mix?
Imnsho, I think super in-depth, complicated schedules like these aren't worth guano. People getting so wrapped up in all of these schedules, measurements, and associated data so they don't even have enough time to _look_ at the fucking plant, much less take _care_ of it.
moose eater
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Many of the strains I've grown have had different feeding preferences/needs.
I came to a place with sources such as Fox Farms and similar, where, especially when using my own organic fertilized mixes, letting the plants go mostly without food for a while in larger pots (recently using 7-gallon x 5 per 4'x4' area x 4 boxes), then using any bottled fertilizers at ~1/3 of recommended feeding, with some of the minor add-ons at 'up to' full-strength
I came to a place with sources such as Fox Farms and similar, where, especially when using my own organic fertilized mixes, letting the plants go mostly without food for a while in larger pots (recently using 7-gallon x 5 per 4'x4' area x 4 boxes), then using any bottled fertilizers at ~1/3 of recommended feeding, with some of the minor add-ons at 'up to' full-strength
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