PH, is crucial for the uptake of nutrients, in the different stages of growth. Nutrients are absorbed at different levels of the ph scale. I use canna Coco and canna nutrients, best I have ever used.
No offense but not really, what do you think the p.h of Afghanistan is? The chemical paradigm will say that.. not how the plant grows naturally lol. Bacteria. That's it
@@matthewwest1262 Auto's don't grow naturally in Afghanistan though. Try growing an auto with a high or low ph and see what happens. Ph is, crucial. Decent brand of nutrients are designed to lower the ph to suit cannabis growing. Some soils like BioBizz Organic is, also ph balanced for cannabis. I've had major issues in the past with high/low ph.
@@jasonntenorio9612 what do you use in your soil to make it through the whole life cycle? I usually just use a bag of good soil from the hydro store and I barely even feed it. I've had the same two bottles of grow and bloom for like 6 years...lol. I feed once or twice with a little bit of grow and then in bloom I'll feed it a little more cause the plants are bigger but I still only feed it like twice throughout flower. When you're finishing the leaves should be turning yellow and dying off too. If not then you used a little too many nutrients. My grow now I think I used a little too much grow or calmag and the leaves are just turning yellow in week 7. Another two or three weeks counting the 10 days of drying too.
My guess is that most growers who are using a commercially available nutrient system pretty much stick to the manufacturer's feed chart for their current stage of plant growth. That being the case, tip burn is not caused by to much nitrogen nor nutrient overload, it's caused by the environment. Got to hot, to dry, or both. VDP shot up and the plants had to uptake more water because of it. With the extra water comes extra nutrients and the tips burn which is common if you're pushing your plants to be all they can be.
@@Dougie1969 My reply disappeared. I attach filter to tap outside. Use RO water to make saltwater for my aquarium too. Was worth £70 investment. You can also buy RO water from most Aquarium shops. Take your own jerry cans though.
@@SIRSO_TV I've always always had the best luck with rain water. I know almost nothing about Reverse Osmosis water. Other than an RO system is crazy expensive
Hello people, long time subscriber, first time replying. I scraped my very old, but well maintained brass pipe. For about 5 hundred times. I have the bags to make ice hash... ok,you know it's better than pot. A big ball of (resin) is happy puffing. Right? After scraping my life pipe. Ice hash is perfect for a perfect high. Try resin? Don't waste it.😂
You advertising for company’s …F all that..I grew a northern lights strain in my garden with just water and banana peal and got 18 oz of dank firm buds….GOD DID IT
Outdoor growing is so much easier than indoor. Indoor you have to do so much to mimic outside conditions. Idk if it's just me but outdoor bud seems like it lasts longer than indoor bud. Indoor bud will always be more pricey cause of all the money it takes to run an AC and the lights, plus the electricity bill is more, then you got CO2 also and that's expensive. It basically costs more to grow inside and the bud might be a little better but it don't last that long. Outdoor weed high seems to last longer and the taste is better cause a lot of people think indoor is better but it can be debated. I know why it costs more, but if you grew the same strain outside and one inside then I would like to see the differences in color, smell, and denseness. Most people indoors burn off the terpenes and there's no smell to it but it's still really good bud. I personally would rather have good taste and a longer high. Weed really wasn't ever meant to be grown inside, they only started that cause the police kept busting them so they would steal those big lights on the highway at first and it forced them to go inside but you can definitely try to get the perfect air flow, nutrients, whatever, but if the grower doesn't know how to grow it won't matter anyhow. You could literally just buy a bag of fox farm soil or groundswell and just water it the whole time with regular whatever and just top dress it when it starts looking like it needs fed and that happens when the lower leaves start yellowing right away or after the food that's in the soil gets used up. Then the microbes work really good. If you just use water and microbes and it's a good strain, it'll come out great. People act like there's all this crazy science to grow the best but, when really it's all about genetics. All the nutrients are the same nutrients all the other companies get their shit from guaranteed.
@@angelmorales7143 all that? A few paragraphs? Man you kids really do have a short attention span from all the social media and tik toks. Have you ever even read a book before?
funfact from a german weedmeister , Beer got every mikronutrient so always the leaves are a bit yello add just a sip 2 day old beer in. FACTS bros and electrolites for a better stoffwechsel dont kno the eng. word
So for auto flowering plants when supplementing nutrition from bottle, we should stick to the “bloom” nutrients for the plants flowering period because they need more phosphorus?
Yes. I start adding bloom the week before flower normally. Works for me. I'd also recommend sticking with one brand, following their feeding chart. I also made the mistake of, mixing organic nutrients with, non. Big mistake.
Forgot to add. You might want to continue using 'grow' with 'bloom' right up to flush. The 'grow' might contain mollases and be designed to accompany the 'bloom'.
I'm flowering a little Red Dragon and using 6-18-6 tomato spikes and crunching them up in the water. Is this a good fertilizer?. I just started so I can't tell yet
No, too much nitrogen imo, excessive amounts of nitrogen will produce loose larfy buds, less density, additionally that 18 is really high number and you could easily burn your plant with that high of phosphorus
its a bad fertilizer but not for what peter said, your tomato spikes have very low nitrogen and potassium and it has way too much phosphorus, cannabis barely needs phosphorus when compared to their need for high levels of nitrogen and potassium, i recommend Miracle-Gro Performance Organics All Purpose Plant Nutrition Granules, regular shake and feed, or osmocote, i recommend watching some of Dr. Bruce Bugbees videos to get started.
I say go for it & see 👌👍🌱👀 Don't believe the hype when it comes to nutrients, nutrients are nutrients & back in the day All we had was the likes of tomato feeds etc 👌🌱
All Epson salt is, is magnesium and just giving magnesium to your plants won’t sustain them. They need the proper balance of macro and micro nutrients, moisture, humidity and light. All that comes together to for, optimal balance and absorption. It takes a bit to get used to. Happy growing..😊
@dvxShoeN I've never used the fish mix. I'd lower the dosage slightly if they're really dark, but if its only slightly darker than expected, just stay on track. Unless you have purple stems, you may wanna increase PK a bit. But just go light, probably not even half a ml more than the suggested dose or perhaps you could up the dosage one watering earlier than scheduled. Have you introduced bio bloom or anything yet? Also, what is the pH of your tap water? That could be throwing it out of balance. Usually bio bizz does fine with my tap water without needing to alter the pH. But I'd say test the tap water and the feed just to see if it's a suitable number
@@420Koba Because of the bacteria and fungi in combination with root juice, I need to water a lot less (the substrate holds water a lot longer) and I need to give less fertilizer than before. The fish mix has 5-2-4, the bio grow 4-3-6. Fish mix is therefore better for the first few weeks before flowering, bio grow then from flowering onwards. It doesn't stink, so it can also be recommended indoors. I can absolutely recommend it. It's better at the beginning than bio grow. In week 4 I started with 460 ppfd and after 5 days increased it to 500 ppfd. They all look happy but even though I give them more light, half the nutrients are absolutely enough for them. At first, directly after the 1ml fish mix solution, the green was almost too dark for me, but after a few days it was fine again. I know my water values and need cal/mag and Ph- every time I water. Because of the great white shark powder, I only started with Bio Bloom 0.6ml in week 5 and a mixture of 0.4 Fish and 0.7 Grow and 0.5 Top Max. There are studies that show that if you give too much phosphorus, the plant no longer needs the mycorrhizae. So I only try to give additional bio bloom from week 5 onwards. Before that, I started in week 4. i started day 13 with 0,4 fish. week 3 0.7 ml fish, week 4 1ml Fish
I'm using happy frog for my seedlings is that to strong for them ? Organic roots was great but I got so much extra happy frog I need to reuse I'm not throwing it away I have a lot ...anybody help thanks
Wow good job on teaching me absolutely nothing I needed to know on actually growing the plant itself or balancing nutrients.
PH, is crucial for the uptake of nutrients, in the different stages of growth. Nutrients are absorbed at different levels of the ph scale. I use canna Coco and canna nutrients, best I have ever used.
No offense but not really, what do you think the p.h of Afghanistan is? The chemical paradigm will say that.. not how the plant grows naturally lol. Bacteria. That's it
@@matthewwest1262 Auto's don't grow naturally in Afghanistan though.
Try growing an auto with a high or low ph and see what happens.
Ph is, crucial. Decent brand of nutrients are designed to lower the ph to suit cannabis growing.
Some soils like BioBizz Organic is, also ph balanced for cannabis.
I've had major issues in the past with high/low ph.
@@Reesaming5.8-6.3 I believe is, optimal.
@@Reesaming for soil that should be ok, I run coco coir, and prefer 5.8 - 6.2, have a great day and keep on growing 🌲
@@Hossfarms766bot
I’m a organic grower no chemical green gro line up and a little down to earth loving it
Jet fuel galato fire lemon cherry gelato gelato 41 grape gas frosty looking very good
Don’t panic, it’s organic. Best way to grow. Cheers homie
I just started bro, what could i use to feed when it hits veg and flower. Im using happy frog soil and want everything organic
"No chemicals," what the hell does that mean? Everything and everyone are built of chemicals.
@@jasonntenorio9612 what do you use in your soil to make it through the whole life cycle? I usually just use a bag of good soil from the hydro store and I barely even feed it. I've had the same two bottles of grow and bloom for like 6 years...lol. I feed once or twice with a little bit of grow and then in bloom I'll feed it a little more cause the plants are bigger but I still only feed it like twice throughout flower. When you're finishing the leaves should be turning yellow and dying off too. If not then you used a little too many nutrients. My grow now I think I used a little too much grow or calmag and the leaves are just turning yellow in week 7. Another two or three weeks counting the 10 days of drying too.
I followed Mr. Canucks Grows, system for nutrients, and ive grown some of the best bud in my life !
Same here I tweaked it
I had cal mag slow release. 2
@@FarmerBrown420me to
Gaia green and worm casting so simple and effective
My guess is that most growers who are using a commercially available nutrient system pretty much stick to the manufacturer's feed chart for their current stage of plant growth. That being the case, tip burn is not caused by to much nitrogen nor nutrient overload, it's caused by the environment. Got to hot, to dry, or both. VDP shot up and the plants had to uptake more water because of it. With the extra water comes extra nutrients and the tips burn which is common if you're pushing your plants to be all they can be.
Nice to see you here, brother. I'm trying to figure out Nutrient Efficiency Ratio right now so that I can feed at a lower EC.
@@everennui1try out foliage feeding, you’ll cut back on nutrients significantly
Plus when you use chemical fertilizers the plant is almost forced to take it whereas organic soil the plant takes what it needs when it wants it
I changed to Biobizz organic range. With RO water. Never have my ladies looked so green. No need for ph up/down or run off either.
Where are you getting RO water?
Or you have that system in your home ?
@@Dougie1969 My reply disappeared. I attach filter to tap outside. Use RO water to make saltwater for my aquarium too. Was worth £70 investment.
You can also buy RO water from most Aquarium shops. Take your own jerry cans though.
What is RO Water?
@@SIRSO_TV Reverse Osmosis. Removes everything from tap water and the ph is 6.5.
@@SIRSO_TV
I've always always had the best luck with rain water.
I know almost nothing about Reverse Osmosis water.
Other than an RO system is crazy expensive
Hello people, long time subscriber, first time replying. I scraped my very old, but well maintained brass pipe. For about 5 hundred times.
I have the bags to make ice hash... ok,you know it's better than pot.
A big ball of (resin) is happy puffing. Right? After scraping my life pipe. Ice hash is perfect for a perfect high.
Try resin? Don't waste it.😂
Bubble hash is on point
You advertising for company’s …F all that..I grew a northern lights strain in my garden with just water and banana peal and got 18 oz of dank firm buds….GOD DID IT
Outdoor growing is so much easier than indoor. Indoor you have to do so much to mimic outside conditions. Idk if it's just me but outdoor bud seems like it lasts longer than indoor bud. Indoor bud will always be more pricey cause of all the money it takes to run an AC and the lights, plus the electricity bill is more, then you got CO2 also and that's expensive. It basically costs more to grow inside and the bud might be a little better but it don't last that long. Outdoor weed high seems to last longer and the taste is better cause a lot of people think indoor is better but it can be debated. I know why it costs more, but if you grew the same strain outside and one inside then I would like to see the differences in color, smell, and denseness. Most people indoors burn off the terpenes and there's no smell to it but it's still really good bud. I personally would rather have good taste and a longer high. Weed really wasn't ever meant to be grown inside, they only started that cause the police kept busting them so they would steal those big lights on the highway at first and it forced them to go inside but you can definitely try to get the perfect air flow, nutrients, whatever, but if the grower doesn't know how to grow it won't matter anyhow. You could literally just buy a bag of fox farm soil or groundswell and just water it the whole time with regular whatever and just top dress it when it starts looking like it needs fed and that happens when the lower leaves start yellowing right away or after the food that's in the soil gets used up. Then the microbes work really good. If you just use water and microbes and it's a good strain, it'll come out great. People act like there's all this crazy science to grow the best but, when really it's all about genetics. All the nutrients are the same nutrients all the other companies get their shit from guaranteed.
@@manicmurphnobody reading allat bro 😂 gts
A tar tar can grow outdoors. Not half them can grow indoors. And what’s wrong with helping a brother out.
@@angelmorales7143 all that? A few paragraphs? Man you kids really do have a short attention span from all the social media and tik toks. Have you ever even read a book before?
Is this a serious comment?Btw, WHICH god “did it”?Yours or mine?Should we start a war over “it”?😂
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funfact from a german weedmeister , Beer got every mikronutrient so always the leaves are a bit yello add just a sip 2 day old beer in. FACTS bros and electrolites for a better stoffwechsel dont kno the eng. word
Awesome bro thank you 🫡🇺🇸💪💪
So for auto flowering plants when supplementing nutrition from bottle, we should stick to the “bloom” nutrients for the plants flowering period because they need more phosphorus?
Yes. I start adding bloom the week before flower normally. Works for me. I'd also recommend sticking with one brand, following their feeding chart. I also made the mistake of, mixing organic nutrients with, non. Big mistake.
Forgot to add. You might want to continue using 'grow' with 'bloom' right up to flush.
The 'grow' might contain mollases and be designed to accompany the 'bloom'.
@@ivorwindybottom7364 u can mix it without problems. Non organic dont kill microbes or bacteries. Watch Bruce bugbee Videos.
Feed Feed Feed....water to runoff, use microbes and enzymes. Get environment and light dialed in and you're golden.
BioBizz. No need for run off.
I should have messaged before I smoked! 🤔🥴😁😊
It's also crucial to keep the PH between 1-14 😂
It’s funny how they’re outside in the pictured toons
I'm flowering a little Red Dragon and using 6-18-6 tomato spikes and crunching them up in the water. Is this a good fertilizer?. I just started so I can't tell yet
No, too much nitrogen imo, excessive amounts of nitrogen will produce loose larfy buds, less density, additionally that 18 is really high number and you could easily burn your plant with that high of phosphorus
its a bad fertilizer but not for what peter said, your tomato spikes have very low nitrogen and potassium and it has way too much phosphorus, cannabis barely needs phosphorus when compared to their need for high levels of nitrogen and potassium, i recommend Miracle-Gro Performance Organics All Purpose Plant Nutrition Granules, regular shake and feed, or osmocote, i recommend watching some of Dr. Bruce Bugbees videos to get started.
I say go for it & see 👌👍🌱👀 Don't believe the hype when it comes to nutrients, nutrients are nutrients & back in the day All we had was the likes of tomato feeds etc 👌🌱
Is it true of mixing Epsom Salts with water, And using this to water the plant?
All Epson salt is, is magnesium and just giving magnesium to your plants won’t sustain them.
They need the proper balance of macro and micro nutrients, moisture, humidity and light.
All that comes together to for, optimal balance and absorption.
It takes a bit to get used to.
Happy growing..😊
BIO BIZZ CREW!
Is 50 percent from Bio bizz schedule good for Autos or do they need more ?
I'd say follow the feeding schedule. It's pretty spot on 👌
@@420Koba okay. I go with 1ml Fish mix (week4) and it seems that this ist the maximum dosage. Leaves are really dark green. Maybe she Likes more Pk ?
@dvxShoeN I've never used the fish mix. I'd lower the dosage slightly if they're really dark, but if its only slightly darker than expected, just stay on track. Unless you have purple stems, you may wanna increase PK a bit. But just go light, probably not even half a ml more than the suggested dose or perhaps you could up the dosage one watering earlier than scheduled. Have you introduced bio bloom or anything yet? Also, what is the pH of your tap water? That could be throwing it out of balance. Usually bio bizz does fine with my tap water without needing to alter the pH. But I'd say test the tap water and the feed just to see if it's a suitable number
@@420Koba Because of the bacteria and fungi in combination with root juice, I need to water a lot less (the substrate holds water a lot longer) and I need to give less fertilizer than before. The fish mix has 5-2-4, the bio grow 4-3-6. Fish mix is therefore better for the first few weeks before flowering, bio grow then from flowering onwards. It doesn't stink, so it can also be recommended indoors. I can absolutely recommend it. It's better at the beginning than bio grow. In week 4 I started with 460 ppfd and after 5 days increased it to 500 ppfd. They all look happy but even though I give them more light, half the nutrients are absolutely enough for them. At first, directly after the 1ml fish mix solution, the green was almost too dark for me, but after a few days it was fine again. I know my water values and need cal/mag and Ph- every time I water. Because of the great white shark powder, I only started with Bio Bloom 0.6ml in week 5 and a mixture of 0.4 Fish and 0.7 Grow and 0.5 Top Max. There are studies that show that if you give too much phosphorus, the plant no longer needs the mycorrhizae. So I only try to give additional bio bloom from week 5 onwards. Before that, I started in week 4. i started day 13 with 0,4 fish. week 3 0.7 ml fish, week 4 1ml Fish
I'm using happy frog for my seedlings is that to strong for them ? Organic roots was great but I got so much extra happy frog I need to reuse I'm not throwing it away I have a lot ...anybody help thanks
Happy frog perfect for veg but transplant into ocean forest or something more hot for flowering
@@chiefofstaff1 thanks man definitely! ‼️
Your definitely good with happy frog for seedlings
😊
My outdoor is looking frosty what kind of strains you got?
Growing 4 autos, runtz, tangie, blue dream, JH, you?
Tropical runts, emerald runts , forbidden fruit times GMO, peanut butter\dutchtreat ,unicorn piss applescottie
first
Tomato caggage cumper shrimp Buffalo meat chive cha lo lak least water garlic 3 piece dont over cook cook for 10 min
Corn oil 3 tp
Dosage ?!?
Depends on brand. You can download feeding schedules of specific brands.
Canna, BioBizz, Bio U.K, General Hydroponics, Fox Farm are a few good brands.
black soil?
Mango crab sauce shrimp dry msg 10 tp 5 tp sugar 5 tp fish paste 3 tp water 75 percent shake slice
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Thx❤
This was not very informative
Everything here is so basic that it doesn't translate into any real practices. Just skimming the surface and not providing direction.
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The likes on this video are bought, right?
ai voice, klicked away
Orster sauce 10 tp crab sauce 8 tp msg 4 tp sugar 10 tp
Great video. @ucangrow2443