is this for vegetative and the flowering state? where can i read its directions?
2050034
Look up "Advanced Nutrients Feed Chart" and it will give directions. This is used only in flowering, specifically during mid flower.
2050035
I wouldn't recommend this. It didn't make any difference. Did half with and half without and all came out the same. Good luck.
2050036
For week 2-4 of flowering only. But if you are u are growing in soil save your money and get a YouTube recepie for a molasses / water mix.May your mm be the best!V
376886
The only thing I've bought for mine is batteries for the unit that tells you when the water is low and nutrients. I bought a sample bottle of golden tree off amazon. It has everything needed by the plant for growth and flowering in one bottle. All you do is add the given amount to a gallon of water and add every 2nd time you refill the garden. Just dump any extra water out of the holding tank first. That's all I've bought for my unit. And I gotta be honest I love the golden tree nutrients n my zero soil system. It allows a single plant per container or more depending on the type of plant and size. There's a divided cover in case you have multiple herbs you're growing to keep them separated. It's small and can fit anywhere. Mine is in a window.
117177
Somewhere in between. Not helpfull I know. It is a true yellow but more like a marigold than a daffodil.
2224209
Works well on both. Use it before you get disease! I would use a weak foliar spray, and also use 1 teaspoon / gallon as a transplant drench. Then repeat about every 3 weeks or so. More often is humidity is high (over 60% RH during the hot part of the day) Do NOT use the foliar spray in hot dry weather!
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The instructions are located on the side of the box. It will clarify which fertilizers to use during the seed/veg/flowering stage. Hope this helps and Happy growing.
471887
I believe it's 5ml per gallon. You can use this at 1/2 strength through the Veg period, it says it helps with cell and stem structure and the formation of flower sites! But to conserve since it's kind of expensive and not a big bottle, it's mostly intended and made for the flowering stage of the plants life! You'll wanna use this in combo with any other nutrients you're using starting at the 1st sign of flowering, or if growing indoors when u switch the light schedule to 12hrs on and 12hrs off! Depending on what you're growing, I'm assuming you're growing "Special Plants", then during the flowering stage you'll use this every other watering or if on a 3 day cycle, day 1 feed with water/nutrient solution, including your Bud Candy, 2nd day let dry out or use just plain water,(pH 5.5-6.5) for optimal results, and the 3rd day if you didn't need to water day before, then you'll feed your plants with plain water. Some peoples setups are different, indoor, outdoor, so the rate fluid absorption will vary depending on different scenarios, such as plastic pots as to fabric pots, temp, humidity! Just use your own judgment on the look and feel of your grow medium. Me personally, I like to let a day go in between watering with the nutes and with plain water, that way it gives the roots and plant more time to absorb and use the available nutrients before it gets diluted and flushed when fed with just water! Also, the rootzone prefers a little dry out period in between waterings, which causes roots to grow and reach for moisture which helps make for a healthy root zone, and noticeable vertical plant growth! I hope this helps u out a little better without confusing you! If anything isn't clear just reply. Happy Growing!
2035855
the flowering cycle switch is turned off during the veg cycle and then turned on (both will be on) for the flowering cycle.
1034110
You're quite welcome. I'm having to do some research myself, because I don't have any knowledge of seeds and plants. I want to learn, though. Foxfire books may be helpful. I haven't checked them out, but they are reported to tell about the "old" ways of doing things. Happy researching.
917773
I'm sorry I wish that I could answer your question. I see that this zip is for New York. I would think that since it is tropical, it may not work for you. I would try Emerald Goddess Gardens where I ordered from. I must say this plant has growed pretty rapidly. I've only had a couple of blooms. I planted mine in a pot so that I can bring in during the winter. I want to think I read somewhere it wasn't very cold hardy and thats why I planted in a pot. I'm so sorry I couldn't be more help. Good Luck!!
791857
I just purchased this plant myself, but I live in zone 10 and it is advertised as requiring a warm climate. I would check on other websites that give you more detailed general care instructions to find your answer. Check the other sites first before ordering, but my plant from Amazon is very healthy and growing well, and the price was quite good.
1175123
Yes, one of the better options for doing so. For vegetative growth I recommend you have full spectrum or "blue" spectrum bulbs. 5400 Kelvin? That's from memory. If that's off the answers are a Google search away
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the rating is 6400K hope this helps out i use it in a veg room have tried it for flowering but the results r not up to par... (:
1260345
Veg is excellent! With flowering, the light coverage is excellent but you have to buy 3k color bulbs and I'm not so sure on its ability for light to penetrate down into canopy.To make t5 flower successful you need to scrog, supercrop or get many nodes on canopy and you'd get amazing colas.It was worth the buy for me as its clean, barley any heat and light coverage was great for bushy and low plants.
488424
You MUST use a bulb with a lot of red in it. If you use cfl's, stick with warm white (sometimes called soft white). The important thing to look at is the color temperature. For flowering you want a 2700K bulb. No higher than 3000K. Avoid middle of the road spectrums altogether. Anything with "daylight" on it probably won't work for flowering OR vegging. Just remember that vegging is blue (5500K or higher) and flowering is red (3000K or lower).
930070
I have heard that some vareties can be. My thoughts are that if you like a plant, try and give it what it needs (right placement/sun/good soil) then accept it's good & bad traits. Also if you live in a part of the country where it might thrive more than others, I live in southern California and it might love the extra heat and therefore grow a bit more. Honestly, I love this herb. So beautiful. I really don't care how aggressive it is. Hope this helps. Good luck!
1992625
My plant is not producing any flowers yet (I purchased on last August). Sorry that I can't answer your question.
1990067
No. The CFL you need is a 2700-3000k this either a soft or warm light you get more of the red spectrum which a plant uses to flower. These CFL's have more of the blue spectrum which is good for the vegetative stage.