Hi everyone, I am new to these forums and have a question about Gold leaf nutrients. I have read and heard a few people say its good for beginners because it is ph balanced and can be used through the whole grow along with using some cal-mag as needed. Anyone ever use this product or any thoughts on it ?
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I haven't used Gold Leaf myself, but I am iffy of one-part liquid fertilizers. That seems to be a 5-4-9 mix for start to finish, which I'm skeptical of, especially during flower. Cannabis does best with different N-P-K ratios throughout various parts of it's life.
If you're interested in liquid fertilizers and autoflowers, this is probably the best resource you'll find: https://www.autoflower.org/threads/a-word-on-nutrients.82004/
If you plan on using liquid nutes, there's lots of good multi-part liquid fertilizers out there. These would just require mixing up different ratios of nutes every week to keep those N-P-K ratios optimal as per the manufacturer. I highly recommend good pH and ppm/EC pens if you're going to be using liquid nutes - then you can keep your pH ideal for your medium, and your nutrient concentration ideal for autos. Forget all this half and quarter strength stuff and go by ppm. All of this is well described in the stickied thread above.
Happy growing and welcome to the forum
If you're interested in liquid fertilizers and autoflowers, this is probably the best resource you'll find: https://www.autoflower.org/threads/a-word-on-nutrients.82004/
If you plan on using liquid nutes, there's lots of good multi-part liquid fertilizers out there. These would just require mixing up different ratios of nutes every week to keep those N-P-K ratios optimal as per the manufacturer. I highly recommend good pH and ppm/EC pens if you're going to be using liquid nutes - then you can keep your pH ideal for your medium, and your nutrient concentration ideal for autos. Forget all this half and quarter strength stuff and go by ppm. All of this is well described in the stickied thread above.
Happy growing and welcome to the forum
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