So far

[GPWP]

This is how far my second attempt at this has gone so far, my one question is when should I start incorporating nutrients to my grow. Now? Or sometime in the future

 

[user 60570]

congratulations

if there are no nutrients in your soil , I would start feeding them a very light meal anytime now

what nutrients are you using?

will this be an indoor or outdoor grow?

cheers
big

 

[GPWP]

I’m not using any nutrients just yet and have a very small budget for this grow so the nutrients I will probably be using will be from somewhere like Lowe’s or Walmart. And it will be a indoor grow that will start growing in my window like it is now and eventually go to using a grow light and some sort of waterproof camping tent

 

[user 60570]

what kind of soil are you using?

 

[GPWP]

This one

 

[boo]

the soil you are using has nutrients in it, enough for at least a few months...don't overwater the medium, it looks pretty wet...

 

[user 60570]

what boo said , just give them water but not to much…

you also should try and adjust the Ph of your water if you are not already doing that

 

[SubmarineGirl]

yes they do appear wet and like boo says that soil has enough nutes for now while your plant is just a baby.

 

[Lesso]

Have fun!

 

[dogster]

what boo said , just give them water but not to much…

you also should try and adjust the Ph of your water if you are not already doing that

Why?

 

[RosterMan]

And make sure you wash behind the ears

 

[user 60570]

Why?

since I dont know what the current Ph is , it could be ok as is

but yeah , I thought just about everyone checks the Ph of their water once in awhile

 

[pute]

6.2!

 

[oldfogey8]

since I dont know what the current Ph is , it could be ok as is

but yeah , I thought just about everyone checks the Ph of their water once in awhile

I don’t check pH but I think I am lucky. My town has good water. My brother uses the same ‘organic’ nutes I used when I started out. He had good results for most of his first grow then the plants started looking like they had pH issues. He checked his pH and it was 8-something. Looked at his cities water supply website and they claimed they keep the pH neutral. I had issues when I tried switching to the GH trio. The issue went away when I switched to a Kelp4Less powder regimen. I am now using AN pH Perfect without any issues but I suspect most any buffered nutrient line has limitations on its ability to compensate for pH.

 

[dogster]

I don't check mine either it's not something I ever had to do.
Did it a few times back in Florida but lost interest when I understood what was going on.

 

[ilv911]

I don’t check pH but I think I am lucky. My town has good water. My brother uses the same ‘organic’ nutes I used when I started out. He had good results for most of his first grow then the plants started looking like they had pH issues. He checked his pH and it was 8-something. Looked at his cities water supply website and they claimed they keep the pH neutral. I had issues when I tried switching to the GH trio. The issue went away when I switched to a Kelp4Less powder regimen. I am now using AN pH Perfect without any issues but I suspect most any buffered nutrient line has limitations on its ability to compensate for pH.

Using ph perfect too. I don't know how it works but no matter how much I add it balances my ph from 7.8(tap) to 6.3. full dose of A and B later in flower only B and now B part -30% still 6.3

 

[RosterMan]

Using ph perfect too. I don't know how it works but no matter how much I add it balances my ph from 7.8(tap) to 6.3. full dose of A and B later in flower only B and now B part -30% still 6.3

Never tried PH perfect, are you in soil or coco?
I forget sorry. Im going to say soil with 6.3 PH

 

[dogster]

I can't see scraight so..........lolz.

 

[RosterMan]

LOL

 

[RosterMan]

I have things to do
Later Leroy