Should I use Maxigrow or Maxibloom with my hot paper, and should I add anotherSolution to my plant?
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maxigro for when it's in veg state, then when it start's to bloom then switch to maxibloom for the duration, never grew peper's before, but give it a try and go from there, I hope this help's, have a good day...
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Depends on what stage your peppers are at. When it's ready and big enough to provide/ produce the peppers, use maxibloom. It's a complete fertilizer that will add micro nutritional help ur peppers will love. Sure u can add suppluments. But definitely not necessary
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you could use HPS bulb for both veg & flower, but your plants will tend to stretch more during the veg phase. If you could, I would recommend using the mh for veg
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I would not. I use a 400cfm blower with a separate 250cfm booster (both 6") to keep my tomatoes from heat growth stunting & my 1 bulb is only 600w hps with a separate 400w led. Keep in mind, the air flow has to go around your 3 mogal bases slowing the air down and a carbon muffler odor scrubber that slows it down even more, in addition to the ribs of flex ducting posing air resistance. If you try your setup out, don't be surprised if the last 1000w in the series burns up, not to mention your stunted plants/ruined.
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Any good soilless mix should be fine. Grow, Micro, Bloom are used together. The ratios change with your grow cycle. Good products.
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You have to mix this product first. It can be harmful to some plants at too high of a concentration.
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Depends on your plants' needs. I water with nutrients every time. Dont water everyday unless your media is bone dry. Try lifting the pot to judge. Light= water, heavy= don't water. Some plants will respond differently even within the same species. I.e. from individual to individual hope this helped.
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You can do both. I plan to use it as a foliar spray (plant's leaves) with small applications to the root system with my other blends. I usually use a smaller amount than what is recommended, so if they recommend one teaspoon per gallon water for foliar spray, I'll use 3/4 of a teaspoon first to test it out.
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I use 1 because the bloom is adequate. If you use the grow led them use 2 red flower boost
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I went to eight trays and the drying time increased to the point that I bought a 1000 watt unit. The one I bought was well worth the money and just as cheap as buying more trays. Check out Open Country Dehydrator Gardenmaster 1000 Watt you would love it.
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I use Royal sublimation paper, I bought on Ebay. Although, you can use any sublimation paper.
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Superthrive in my experience has helped tremendously when transplanting plants. I live in the desert and all my cactus to really well with Superthrive.
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I found the answer on the internet, very easy to find. I did want to mention, be very careful not to overapply, it should be used very sparingly... don't assume that using a little extra will be better, it will burn up your plants.Also, dont get it on the foliage, and water it into the soil.
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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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Fan airflow regulator. You want fresh air coming in and fresh air going out plus carbon filter. I would use an ipower 600 watt light with cool tube. Need negative air pressure. Sensi grow a and b works well with the hobbyist bundle made by advanced nutrients. Genetics is also key though. Use femenized seeds. Keep your temp stable and watch your humidity
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It should work on anything that you are going to graphed or plant depending on all the normal conditions. I suggest doing more than just one at a time. I have had great success with every type of plant. It not about the type of plant but more about the conditions each day.
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I bought both because I have a heavily shaded back yard. Back along the back fence it gets no light in the spring and summer. I only put dense shade seed along the back fence and shady nooks everywhere else. Prepped soil as recommended and kept wet for 2 weeks. The shady nooks and the dense both germinated, but the dense was alot slower. Yard is green and thick but the dense is still filling in. I added some miricle grow lawn food to it this weekend. I think the trees are robbing the food Im thinking about feeding it with jonathan green green up this weekend. time will tell.
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An easy and effective method to help with the watering is to place a "pad" of newspaper 8-10 sheets on the bottom of the tray. Form your blocks directly on this paper using damped starter soil mix (a bit damper than you would use for regular potting. Squeeze a fist full of dampened mix and it should hold its shape. It is OK if you can squeeze out a drop or two of water.). Plant your seeds. Gently water the paper next to the block, enough to saturate the paper and make it glisten. Check once or twice a day. I think this is a lot quicker and easier than misting.