Indoor Starting week 3, should I begin FF Nutes?

[MassMom]

High.
My little Auto White Widow will be 3 weeks old in a few days. She is growing in half happy frog half roots organics. From what I have read I think I may start nutes her next water. I want to start off slow~
½ tsp Grow Big, 1tsp Big Bloom to her 1/2 gallon of water.... then PH container before feed.
She has only received only 6.5 PH'd water and liquid seaweed up to this point.

Your thoughts/advice?

 

[NugNoob]

Looks healthy! I would start with the Grow Big only and see how she does first.

Just my 2 cents!

 

[Proph]

You should be good to go! Happy Frog and Roots original both have enough nutrients in the soil to get you through the first 3 weeks or so. Do you have anything to stimulate root growth? Now would be a great time to start that as well.

 

[CaptainDave420]

Definitely starting the grow at half strength a gallon. Wait on bloom nutrients. Week 4 is perfect for your medium to be starting light nutes.

 

[NugNoob]

 

[MassMom]

You should be good to go! Happy Frog and Roots original both have enough nutrients in the soil to get you through the first 3 weeks or so. Do you have anything to stimulate root growth? Now would be a great time to start that as well.

thank you. I am afraid to add ANYTHING now as tonight I noticed a little brown burn on the tip of one leaf. Some have said it looks like nute burn...but since im not using external nutes yet they say it may be that my happy frog/roots organics medium is just a little hot for her.
I have Mykos, superthrive and Clonex hanging around here somewhere. would any of those work without side effects at this point for root stim?

 

[Proph]

thank you. I am afraid to add ANYTHING now as tonight I noticed a little brown burn on the tip of one leaf. Some have said it looks like nute burn...but since im not using external nutes yet they say it may be that my happy frog/roots organics medium is just a little hot for her.
I have Mykos, superthrive and Clonex hanging around here somewhere. would any of those work without side effects at this point for root stim?

Fox Farm soils have been known to run hot for seedlings, but that is strain dependent and differnent for everyone. I saw your post in the infirmary, but will let our pros reply with advice! I wouldn't worry too much at this point, especially if you haven't added nutes yet and if it doesnt seem to be spreading to other leaves. Mykos is good for root stimulation and wont harm the plant. Its a fungi and doesnt have any NPK values so can be used with any nute schedule.