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[St. Tom]

just wanna welcome my new friend @darknight_420 this is where a lot of the UK folks post but also site-wide @Dank Nuggets @hope2grow @NORB YIPPLS @Qbgrower @Sawney_bean @Dell boy @Bob's Auto's to name a few

 

[hope2grow]

@darknight_420 pleasure to have you on board

 

[Egg]

Welcome along @darknight_420

 

[darknight_420]

Thanks for the welcome @St. Tom its a great site and so much to look in the different sections. It's so user friendly and that's a big bonus for a stoner lol

 

[NORB YIPPLS]

Thanks for the welcome @St. Tom its a great site and so much to look in the different sections. It's so user friendly and that's a big bonus for a stoner lol

Welcome to paradise @darknight_420
You is gona love it here.
U will learn a load of wierd and or wonderfull growing tips on here.
:smoking:

 

[Qbgrower]

Good to have you on board @darknight_420

Qb

 

[NORB YIPPLS]

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[Del boy]

Greetings @darknight_420

 

[Rustynutz]

Just a thought. If you are growing photoperiod plants, then the "four months feed" soil could be good if you were doing a monster ScrOG grow for example. No additional fertiliser needed for extended veg time, just flower feed once you flip to 12/12. Also might be good if you plan on keeping mother plants for any length of time. I think I'll try Gro-Sure compost for these applications.

thanks il have a look at that mate

 

[Rustynutz]

That's a tough one, because every grower has different requirements. Growing environment, nutrients, strains, personal preferences...

Personally I use Westlands MPC with added John Innes. I amend this with 15% each perlite and vermiculite, for some strains that like a freer draining soil I drop the vermiculite and substitute extra perlite. For grow nutes I just use Miracle Gro liquid fertiliser, and for flowering I use tomato feed.

Thinking about trying Gro-Sure compost at some point, that's the one with allegedly four months of food because it has slow release fertiliser in it. However might be a bit too "hot" for autos, which are usually fairly light feeders. Also, how do you switch from grow nutes to flower nutes? Maybe it will be too nitrogen heavy for flower...

when I transition to flower I usually gradually introduce flower feed while reducing veg at the same/similar rate