can you use this product for both vegetative and flowering periods?
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I believe you can. Dyna Gro is a COMPLETE plant food from what I learned. By complete meaning it goes beyond the basic N-P-K of 7-9-5 as is listed on the package, It contains the micro nutrients also and in correct amounts to for plants to grow and bloom. I learned about it on Gardenweb.com in a thread of container plants by Al Tapla. And just like all the others my testimony is very positive. I could not grow much of anything in a container, now I do it all the time and Dyna-Gro is my plant food.
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I use Dyna-Gro every time I water my plants whether they are flowering or not. Mix 1/4 tsp. in a gal. of water and the plants are fed a low dose on a continuous basis. I've been successful using this method.
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That would depend entirely on the plant. Each plant can have very different requirements for the different phases of growth. For African violets it performs well.
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Yes ! :) its a great product it helps your plants have that extra Growth help. Just make sure to use a small about every time or amount recommanded this way you allow your plants to adapt to it. Hope this helps :)
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Short answer: Yes. However, be mindful that flowering plants require less nitrogen than those in vegetative growth.
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We have used this product on both, but for growing only. When buds appeared on my african violets, I used the bloom product from Dyna-Gro.
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I don't know off hand but if I remember correctly there is a spreadsheet included in the package that would give rough guidelines for how to mix in different concentrations of ppm for different applications. I am not sure however if the gibberellic acid promotes flowering. It does promote growth by elongating plant cells, but too much will make plants grow elongated and spindly.
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While both products can be used to fight pests in gardens, we do not recommend mixing the products together for application. They can both be applied separately according to the application instructions.
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Never used it for that. I grow peppers indoors. Not so hot on flowering to be honest.
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You don't. The veg/flowering it about the time the light is on. The spectrum works got both.
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Hello there! This LED light is designed specifically for flowering growth due to having a higher number of LEDs in the 660nm and 630 nm range, which is better suited for flowering growth. Now we do sell High Output models such as the DGLG200HO, which has a higher concentration of white LEDs therefore, it is a better light system for vegetative growth and cloning. Both models are great for any plant growth, but we recommend you seeking a light specific for what you are wanting to achieve!
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This light has the full spectrum of light that plants need. It has separate switches for the vegetative lighting (purple) and the flowering lighting (red). During flowering, you would switch on both switches to output the whole spectrum.
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You could use it for either one. If for soil you'd primarily use it as a foliar spray.
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To be able to do veg in half and flower in half you'd have to put in a light tight partition yourself and I seriously doubt it would be worth the effort. To grow veg & flower at the same time, you really need two grow rooms to do it well. Otherwise this is an outstanding tent.
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sure it works in both. my advice: read LOTS of reviews, when in doubt--less IS more. FF can run hot so I would always use it at less strength and let the plants tell you how they're doing.
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For the most part you could. It would definitely get your plants to the flowering stage I.e. fruit. Depending on the density of the vegetation however, you might need a stronger light. Also you would need to swap bulbs.
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Yes, I do that all the time. I put Miracle-Grow sometime. Liquid form will do fine too. I also use flower boost + Ross fertilizer for flowering trees. One last note, make sure you dilute it with adequate amount of water. Otherwise, you will burn your plant.
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Use this fertilizer by itself...it is completely balanced for flowering plants.
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From what I know you would use a metal halide for flowering and a high pressure sodium for flowering for optimum results but I just use an HPS for both stages and it does just fine.
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Yes, this is the one you want for flowering. I have had better success with veg/clone with exclusively a blue light instead of the red/blue.
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Yes, I use the miracle grow by putting the right amount to fed that Rose or plant. I like to use it about at least once a month. Keeps blooms coming and feeding and watering the roots you don't have the evaporation. I bought 2 years ago and I use these even during the heat of the day.
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Yes you can, mine did great last summer, but died during the winter. I will plant more this Spring and hope it will take hold better and live through the Winter. Good Luck