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I like your idea of ore soaking with mega crop. I might try that honestly. Do you have a link to a journal documenting this approach?Beauty, thanks for the tips. I've learned alot in my few years of growing a couple auto's at a time, and it's really all thanks to these forums and people like yourself.
Just in case you're interested, my experiment is going to try 3 different regiments.
All are in 2 gallon fabric pots of Pro-mix HP with 20% extra perline. Pre-soaked with 0.5g/gal Megacrop and Sweet Candy
Pot 1 will be a control pot where I am giving plain ph'd water only until it asks for a feed. And when it does, it will be single doses of light Megacrop/Sweet Candy, maybe 1-2 g/gal.
Pot 2 will be using most of Greenleaf's line (Megacrop, sweet candy, Bud explosion, and sea kelp) at their recommended strengths, alternating feed-ph water-feed.
Pot 3 will be a feed every watering at low dose of Megacrop and sweet candy, but will be trying out a hybrid approach of bloom nutes with Fox Farms Tiger bloom at the start of flowering and transitioning to Bud explosion for the last half of flowering. Basically I've read that the plants like more P in early flowering and more K later and this may help get closer to those requirements.
We'll see how it goes, if things turn out interesting I may create a post to share the results. If all hell breaks loose I'll probably keep it to myself and cut my losses lol.
I would def use the method, I think @pop22 turned me on to, when i was using the kind soil a few years ago. Which is basically pot up your pre soaked or “hot” dirt all the way up. The. Take out about a solo cups worth of that dirt and replace it with just your plain base dirt with no NPK, or very little any way, this allows the seedling some time to develop a good little root system before it gets to the nutrients. I have found this to work really really well. It’s like a time delaued fuse for your little ones. I am using this method right now and my babies are super happy.