Seedlings just popped up - any recommendations regarding the use of root stimulator or the fox farm trio usage will be appreciated.
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What kind of soil are you using? It makes a big difference when you’re going to start using the nutrients.
If you’re using FF DO NOT skip the flushes - it WILL lock out.
Even at a half dose I’d not skip the flush. FF is an aggressive system.
It will give you good results - that’s for sure, but your really need to watch the PPMs in your run off to make sure you avoid issues.
If using FF soils don’t add anything for the first 4-5 weeks.
It’s good stuff and can do great things for the plants, but it’s not as easy on you or the plants as other systems.
Best of Luck with your grow!!
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Thanks for the information
I’m using harvest organic potting soil
Approximately 60/70% soil with coco coir & pearlite 15/20 % each mix.
I could go extra lite on nutes to see how it goes (right now they look good - nice color at about 3 days). I haven’t used root stimulator - what’s your thoughts with that?)
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HARVEST Organic Potting Soil Mix
Approximately 60/70% soil with coco coir & pearlite 15/20 % each mix
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Yes, I use microbe and fungi products from seedling all the way to the flush. I’ve used many brands over the years. The best ones I’ve found are from a company named Microbe Life. The two products I use from them are called Photosynthesis Plus, and Vegetable and Fruit Yeild Enhancer.
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Sounds like a good route to take. It’s easier to feed a little more than to erase a toxicity IMO.
Sounds like a good mix, does it drain well? I haven’t heard of it before.
As far as root stimulator I used Mykos when I transplanted my clones into their bags and I have an abundance of roots poking through the sides.
My first grow I used FF by the schedule, but made the mistake of not closely watching run off and “kinda” skipping the flushes. I got tricked because they were looking so good at the time in the schedule i thought “they don’t need a flush” and would just give extra plain water and call it done.
It didn’t count. And at the most crucial time in flowering, lock out.
I limped it to the end, but figure I cut my yield by 25% or more.
Sorry, stoned posting! LOL!
But yeah, I didn’t see any negatives to the Mykos so I’ll keep using it. I plan on layering some in my grow bags when I transplant my new sprouts.
I do give Mammoth P in the beginning and then at the end since phosphorus helps root development. And then flower development.
Go figure!
Post up some pics man!! Show us your work!!
Happy Growing Everyone!!!
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