how many days a week i go nutrients with my plants
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if its dirt every 4 days if hydro keep the reservoir top of with fresh water every day
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I change every 2 weeks small plants once a week with bigger as the eat more and top off with fresh water
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Look up the genetics of the plant the nutrients dont really matter most are 8 though
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With Advanced Nutrients you mix up your reservoir once a week. Make sure you use a big enough reservoir that the plants can drink the water for the duration of the week without having to top off the water. In the event you're using flood drain tables I would recommend that you use a 50 gallon reservoir per 4x4 area. This might need topped mid-week once depending on reservoir shape. I personally use full strength however; measure down not up to the nearest half cup. This nutrient line is very expensive however its hassle free, and produces amazing yields. I would recommend adding C02 to the environment as well to maximize your yields.
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With Advanced Nutrients you mix up your reservoir once a week. Make sure you use a big enough reservoir that the plants can drink the water for the duration of the week without having to top off the water. In the event you're using flood drain tables I would recommend that you use a 50 gallon reservoir per 4x4 area. This might need topped mid-week once depending on reservoir shape. I personally use full strength however; measure down not up to the nearest half cup. This nutrient line is very expensive however its hassle free, and produces amazing yields. I would recommend adding C02 to the environment as well to maximize your yields. With Advanced Nutrients you mix up your reservoir once a week. Make sure you use a big enough reservoir that the plants can drink the water for the duration of the week without having to top off the water. In the event you're using flood drain tables I would recommend that you use a 50 gallon reservoir per 4x4 area. This might need topped mid-week once depending on reservoir shape. I personally use full strength however; measure down not up to the nearest half cup. This nutrient line is very expensive however its hassle free, and produces amazing yields. I would recommend adding... » Read More With Advanced Nutrients you mix up your reservoir once a week. Make sure you use a big enough reservoir that the plants can drink the water for the duration of the week without having to top off the water. In the event you're using flood drain tables I would recommend that you use a 50 gallon reservoir per 4x4 area. This might need topped mid-week once depending on reservoir shape. I personally use full strength however; measure down not up to the nearest half cup. This nutrient line is very expensive however its hassle free, and produces amazing yields. I would recommend adding C02 to the environment as well to maximize your yields. « Show Less
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Go to advancednutrients.com and use the calculator to get feeding schedule. But yes every time you water you will add nutrients according to feeding schedule Also if you are using pro and master make sure you have PPM meter to keep PPM under 1500. I cant say enough about how good advanced nutrients are, my friend convinced me to use this cycle and I'm sold, will stay with there products 100%. It is worth every $1 spent and they are the leaders in the research and development of nutrients. Also most of there products are now PH perfect which makes it a no brainer for the hobbiest. Make the commitment to use Advanced Nutrients and you will see the results in yield and quality, without a doubt. Go to advancednutrients.com and use the calculator to get feeding schedule. But yes every time you water you will add nutrients according to feeding schedule Also if you are using pro and master make sure you have PPM meter to keep PPM under 1500. I cant say enough about how good advanced nutrients are, my friend convinced me to use this cycle and I'm sold, will stay with there products 100%. It is worth every $1 spent and they are the leaders in the research and development of nutrients. Also most of there products are now PH perfect which makes it a no brainer for the hobbiest. Make the... » Read More Go to advancednutrients.com and use the calculator to get feeding schedule. But yes every time you water you will add nutrients according to feeding schedule Also if you are using pro and master make sure you have PPM meter to keep PPM under 1500. I cant say enough about how good advanced nutrients are, my friend convinced me to use this cycle and I'm sold, will stay with there products 100%. It is worth every $1 spent and they are the leaders in the research and development of nutrients. Also most of there products are now PH perfect which makes it a no brainer for the hobbiest. Make the commitment to use Advanced Nutrients and you will see the results in yield and quality, without a doubt. « Show Less
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In soil or soiless mix every other watering, in hydro once a week if you have a resivour everyday if you dont
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Depends on what you're growing. I water with nutrients every other watering. Plus the box has stage by stage portion guide
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My trees tok about a week to arrive, then an additioal 3 days before they got planted, so 10 days elapsed. Upon arrival I did open box and watered them however.
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You measure out 1 OZ. and add that to 1 Gallon of water, and then water your plants normally. However... I use this concentration every other week rather than every week.
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If you're using aqua globes that empty out within 3 days, then I suggest that you fill them once a month with liquid plant food tailored for the type of plants you have. I would not use fertilizer sticks.
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For orchids, weakly (1/2 the amount stated) every other week. This is howI use it and my orchids seem to love it..and bloom.
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It can be somewhat dense so I would say 1 cup per 8-10 inch container and mix with another medium. That should feed your plants for about 3 months.
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Keep them in a spot with good,indirect sunlight. Either mist them weekly or take them out and let them sit in a small bowl of (preferably) distilled water for several hours once every week or so. You can add a drop or 2 of liquid plant fertilizer to the bowl occasionally as well - say once a month.
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You can use it on both every two - three weeks. However bloom booster is very high in phosphorus which can harm the plant if a build up in the soil occurs. I would use the Rose fertilizer along with the Booster, or just plain miracle grow along with the booster as it contains much more micronutrients and a better balance of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potash.
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I keep watering as I always do. The spikes dissolve in time releasing the necessary nutrients that the plants need. I place spikes there or four times a year.
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You can also look up foxfarm nutrient schedule, this is probably what you needed originally, haha! google fox farm nutrient schedule
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I would go with 2. Depending on what you are growing as to what color temperature. I had the best results using one cool white and one warm white and rotating the plants around every 3 - 4 days. Great product for the price!!
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It depends on the plant you have. All of mine (thai basil, sweet basil, strawberries, jalapenos, tomatos, bell peppers, cucumbers) get about 8 hours of sun a day.. The only plants not growing well is the strawberries.
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Yes you can. I use half strength per gallon. I use that to water my orchids weekly, however, 1 week I use regular water. I make that the 4th week of the month because that's the easiest for me to remember.
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I use 1 tspn and a little dishwashing soap in a 1 qt spray bottle, I spray my plants every 7-14 days.
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Indoor? Cannabis? Outdoor or indoor Flowers? I use it indoors and I normally put in 1 tablespoon per gallon of water and shake it up real well, real well to dissolve. Depending on your soil, you may want to do it every week or every couple weeks. If your nutrients you use already carry trace metal elements, I would say a 1/4 teaspoon with each watering.
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Probably enough for a family of four - eating once or twice a week; however, would suggest one year old plants as they tend to establish better than the two year plants. Either way, you should never pick the first year - builds up a much stronger plant.