dangbongdang
Member
Hey guys, it has been a long time since I have made a post on ic and I figure it's about time I get things rolling again. I am looking to start a new garden this time however, i would like to grow some vegetables. I know this might not be the right place for it but I figured I could get some positive feedback from those who have helped me in the past. With the knowledge I have of growing the wonderful plant I was curious to know if I can use the same knowledge towards growing other fruits and vegetables? I know there might be some differences if I wanted to grow a tomato or pepper plant indoors, but is the basic idea the same? If I use my same line of fertilizers and growing methods would I be able to produce a nice yield of vegetables? In my past three grows, here is what I have acquired:
- all temperature, humidity and air circulation factors have been accounted for
- i will be growing in a soilless medium that is pro mix, worm castings, bone and blood meal, epsom salts for the initial stages of growing (roughly first month) should i use the same ratio with perlite? should soil be super aerated for vegetables and fruits?
- 430 w hps
- foodwise i have 3 part ionic system (grow, bloom and boost)
- floralicious plus, liquid karma, epsom salts and molasses throughout growth
my main question is am i supposed to induce fruiting by switching the photoperiod? I am attending some university courses right now that has sparked up my horticultural roots again and i am very interested in getting my garden growing asap.
you guys are great
dbd
- all temperature, humidity and air circulation factors have been accounted for
- i will be growing in a soilless medium that is pro mix, worm castings, bone and blood meal, epsom salts for the initial stages of growing (roughly first month) should i use the same ratio with perlite? should soil be super aerated for vegetables and fruits?
- 430 w hps
- foodwise i have 3 part ionic system (grow, bloom and boost)
- floralicious plus, liquid karma, epsom salts and molasses throughout growth
my main question is am i supposed to induce fruiting by switching the photoperiod? I am attending some university courses right now that has sparked up my horticultural roots again and i am very interested in getting my garden growing asap.
you guys are great
dbd