08-05-2002, 07:17 PM
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Ok I need some help.. I plan on growing indoor..and have no clue on what to use for anything and how much to use. if i was to buy:blood, bone and kelp meal and use bat guano, would this be good for the whole grow? If so could any1 tell me how to mix,how much to mix etc.. and if u could tell me a good soil name that i could get, that would be great thanks. | ||
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08-05-2002, 07:25 PM
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| could someone tell me if im right or wrong on this.. Ok lets say i buy some soil (what kind, help?) mix in the guano right away? ok.. so do i only use this *hit 1 at a time? like.. kelp for youngsters..stop then blood for veg, and..stop then bone for flowering? is this right? and only use 1/2 the recomended dose? i have no clue about any of this? And what about tomato food?? I read you can use that to. it has 6-12-12 maybe theres a pre mixed something?? anything would help thanks. Last edited by YigyYo; 08-05-2002 at 10:55 PM.. | ||
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08-06-2002, 03:24 AM
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| 50% potting soil 40% perlite 10% worm castings Plus- 1 tablespoon of each organic nutrient per each gallon of soil mix (blood meal, bone meal, kelp meal). This thread will help you some more. | ||
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08-06-2002, 02:39 PM
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| Cool thanks alot.. as for the 1 table spoon of each nute, Is that just for seeding? what about transplanting, veg and flower? or should i add a table spoon of each worm casting and kelp for seeding. and how often should I do so? blood for veg and bone for flowering..would I be best to make a tea?? sorry I'm just learing this subject now. trying to get it right. Last edited by YigyYo; 08-06-2002 at 02:52 PM.. | ||
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08-07-2002, 04:04 AM
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| That recipe is for the entire life of the plant. Start your seedlings in a plain potting soil/vermiculite/perlite mix- I do not add ferts to seedling soil. This is for when you move them up to their permanent pots. Once you mix up the soil that's it- you don't add meal or other stuff later. You can do supplemental feeding with blood tea, etc. but if you mix your soil perfectly you won't need to. The bone meal that the plant uses for flowering needs to interact with the microbes in the soil for a few weeks before your plant can use it- by then it is flowering time already, so it works out perfectly. | ||
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08-07-2002, 07:47 PM
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| Ok, so lets see if I got this.. when I replant I add all my stuff to the soil..and thats it for the rest of there lives?..I dont feed them after that? So its 1 table spoon of all the stuff I listed per each gallon of soil? And do you know anything on the quantity of bat guano I should use? thanks. Last edited by YigyYo; 08-08-2002 at 12:07 AM.. | ||
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