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. As far as nutrients go they are about average, I feed mine 3 times a week, the first two feedings have nutes, and the last feeding is just plain p.h balanced water. I do it this way because using the plain water once a week after both feedings really helps flush away any excess nutes or salts binding in the soil on a constant basis. With this procedure in mind, you really never have to worry about nute burn unless your doing a heavy feeding late in your flower cycle. I feed mine Mexican bat guano, which is rated at 10-2-1 and seaweed and kelp extract to both help with vegitative growth. I hope some of this information helps you out man, i will try to post some pics by tomorrow so you can get an idea of what to expect. They do get very tall very quick tho man, if your doing in indoor i would flower after the 3rd week of veg, seriously!!. I will keep you posted, you do the same brother, we will both be smokin the same **** hundreds of miles away.
