gumby

i have a 2 week old plant in a .75 gal container with some nute free hyponex soil that i bought from wallyworld.I bought some bloodmeal 12-0-0 and some bonemeal 0-10-0.I was wondering when i should add nutes,what to add first,how often i should feed,and at what stages i should add what?Thanks,any help would be appreciated!

Clone

so i'm assuming you want to grow organically?

well, you have alot of reading to do...
but let me try to help you out.

to use the bloodmeal and the bonemeal, you want to mix them in with your soil when you pot ur plant. So once ur plant outgrows that .75 gal pot, you can mix those meals in with the soil that u transplant into. half a tablespoon per gallon of soil.

A better way to go is to use a liquid fertilizer. there are many brands out there to choose from.. i suggest you hit up ur local hydroponic store and see whats available. for the beginner, i'd recommend using some fish emulsions and kelp extract. also see if you can find some worm castings. those work great. just read the instructions on the bottles and you cant go wrong. you want to start feeding at about the point ur at right now, 2 weeks. start by using a very weak solution, around half strenght of whatever is recommended on the bottle.

good luck

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gumby

Today i bought some bat guano.So far i have blood,bone,and bat.I looked for some fish emulsions and worm castings,but they were out.My circle leaves are drying out and i think it's ready for some food.What do i give it first and can i mix a little of each?

ILLEGAL-SEED

in veg state it needs higher nitrogen than PandK. so whichever contains more, use that. you really dont have any good micro nute, or K sources.

gumby

the blood is 12-0-0,bone0-10-0,and the guano is 10-3-1.Micronutes?K?Any recommendations?
So i guess the blood would be an ideal first nute?Can i give it Blood and guano for veg?I've read that the bone is more for the flowering stage.

Clone

i wouldnt use any of those.

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seems you didn't read Clone's first post....
you need to get yourself some kind of water soluble fertilizer in a balanced ratio of NPK...
The ferts you have need to be mixed into the soil, you can't really just add them to the current potted plants.

A very inexpensive organic way to go is with fish emulsion with kelp.
It's easy to come by where I am but might be a little harder
to find this time of year. Home stores that have plants should
have fish emulsion on their shelves.
Call around a few places... it's a common fertilizer.

Peace- OD

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