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I'm planning on using royalmix and mix in some bat guano, as it say it takes 4 weeks to break down in soil so it would be available for flowering. I was planning on using only water for the entire grow. Do you think the plant would have enough nutes and still give a high yield? Royalmix claims to have enough nuts for 6 weeks! I would have lightmix in the middle to allow the seedling to grow first.
 
Royalmix claims to have enough nuts for 6 weeks!
My Squirrel is very jealous.

Doubtful that 6 weeks will see you to harvest. Plus, whatever the published timeframe, it's a good idea to add an extra week or two. I wouldn't anticipate a high yield.
 
It might not take ya all the way home, yeah. It sounds like you're trying to also stick with sorta organic? It might be a good idea to have a couple organic bottle nutes on standby by the time they flower. This is just an easy option: General Hydroponics has a line or organic liquid nute, aptly named General Organics lol. You could get away with just a small Bloom bottle and a small CaMg+ bottle, they're pretty cheap.


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Or something similar, that's just an easy, cheap option as a helper and backup. Lots of options really. At minimum you might want any kind of Calcium + Magnesium supplement if nothing else :) the CaMg+ is an option. Another great organic option is Humboldt Equilibrium. :)

You're in the right website though, keep checking in and calling for help if you bump into issues or anything along the way, lots of helpers around here!
 
I'm planning on using royalmix and mix in some bat guano, as it say it takes 4 weeks to break down in soil so it would be available for flowering. I was planning on using only water for the entire grow. Do you think the plant would have enough nutes and still give a high yield? Royalmix claims to have enough nuts for 6 weeks! I would have lightmix in the middle to allow the seedling to grow first.

You will need to dial this in per strain, every strain will have different feeding schedules. After a few rounds with a plant you will know how to perfectly amend the soil for it and you will be able to only water like you want to. Brewing teas is a great way to add nutrients to your super soil if it is running out of nutrients during a cycle.
 
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