hydro nutes in dirt?
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What sort of dirt did you use, did you mix it with any perlite or anything?
if you got good dirt then chances are you won't need much in the way of veg nutrients because the soil should take care of it, when you get to flowering though I would personaly just get a bottle of organic bloom if your growing in good soil might as well get the organic goodness out of it,
then you could do a side by side test and tell us which one is better hydro or soil an honest opinion.
if you got good dirt then chances are you won't need much in the way of veg nutrients because the soil should take care of it, when you get to flowering though I would personaly just get a bottle of organic bloom if your growing in good soil might as well get the organic goodness out of it,
then you could do a side by side test and tell us which one is better hydro or soil an honest opinion.
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Kade is right. Hydro nutes pack some punch, I usually start 1/4 strength first to see how the plants react and go from there. I start to nute 2-3 weeks from when the seed breaks ground. Feed, water, water, feed. I am growing three strains right now and one strain is still on 1/4 strength after 6 weeks while the other two strains can tolerate ferts way more.
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