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hello, just a quick question from someone who is still learning the ropes. This is my 2nd grow (still working on my first.) I noticed today that my new plant started to grow pistils. She is 17 days old and I’m growing in black and gold organic soil w/ earthworm casings.

My question is when should I start feeding her? I’m using fox farm liquid trio.
 

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hmm i use biobizz lightmix.it has next to no nutes and feeds start about day 10.an organic soil with casey worms,shouldnt need to feed for a month.
but this is only the first opinion,ya should get 3 more before you run out and emmergency flush the plant.
good luck n keep er lit.
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hello, just a quick question from someone who is still learning the ropes. This is my 2nd grow (still working on my first.) I noticed today that my new plant started to grow pistils. She is 17 days old and I’m growing in black and gold organic soil w/ earthworm casings.

My question is when should I start feeding her? I’m using fox farm liquid trio.
Yes. Begin with 1/4 published amount and if it tolerates that, then you can add a little bit more.

I see pre flower, but not pistils as yet.
 
Take my opinion with a grain of salt.. I dont see things the way most do.. Imo, you wont need to feed that plant for about another 2-3 weeks.. If that. You are in organic soil.. With castings added! Thats a lot of plant food! Do you see the yellowing tips on your new growth? That's the start of nute burn.. Which means they are already being over fed.

I dont believe in counting days for this very reason. As a new grower, I'd advise you to try and break that habbit early on. You are already focused on a "date" or time to start adding more fertilizers.. When your plant is clearly saying it doesnt need anything more, and that in fact, it's already getting too much..

My advice is to start learning your plants and really looking at your plants. They will tell you what they need and when they need it, better than anyone on this forum can, lol. The 1st thing I noticed was that nute burn on the new growth.. Listen to the plants bro, not a calendar or bottle.
 
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