Is this used for soil or hydroponics?
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Yeah it's used for soil based set ups. There's another fox farm grow big product just for hydroponic set ups and the bottle is blue.
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It can be used for both. Different mixture is needed. Check Fox Farm for feeding schedules.
1858125
You can use it for either but it is more for soil as this mix will probably clog up your hydo system. FF makes another veg formula that is specific to hydo with a blue label.
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You can use it with either. In soil, you don't want to add it until the plant has been in the pot for a month
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that one looks like soil one cause it says liquid plant food they also sell one for hydro the one for hydro says hydroponics plant food on the bottom
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You could use it for either one. If for soil you'd primarily use it as a foliar spray.
473025
No. This neut can be used in soil. All of my grows were done in soil and this is one I used religiously.
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I use mine exclusively in garden, but my neighbor does pots. Works great in both
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The name of the company is HydroFarm. the system is a self watering container using soil or coco. It does not come with hydroponic nutrient as it is not a hydroponic system. But I would recommend using some type of nutrient as it will boost yield.
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Hi David-Organic fertilizer refers to naturally occurring fertilizers derived from plants or animals. This fertilizer is not organic as it is probably derived from raw processed minerals mined from the earth or produced industrially. If you are going to use 100% organic in hydroponic, be sure to aerate with air pump constantly to avoid anaerobic bacteria.-Goat
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Yes it can be use for any kind of plants . Indoor or outdoor. I used it for my vegetables every year and it comes out Great.
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i actually bought this as a test for both soil & hydro however since my crops were ruined my testing did not finish however the one plant i did use this on did give me a bigger amount of buds & i will soon test out my experiment soon but flowering wise id say yes but if you have a bigger grow you would need alot more of this as it can be kind of expensive & there are always cheaper ways of doing it. Best for soil in my opinion but can also be used for Hydro.
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I recommend renting the rocks for hydroponic use. any other use should include the grit for mineral purposes
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I mixed hydroton with regular potting soil for my Peace lily. I don't really notice a difference for the plant though.
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I have used the flora trio in soil grows despite the claim its designed for hydroponics. I am not familiar with an aerogarden. If you are indeed growing only herbs I don't see the need for all three, but veggies do flower and the trio has a veg , flower, and finishing component. Fox farms makes quality chems as well as Advanced Nutrition. Both are available on here.
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This isn't really hydroton but yes you can mix it with soil to aid in aeration. I've done this before on plants of all kinds with great success. Just be sure to water slightly more often because the soil will dry out faster due to added aeration. I suggest a ratio of .25:1 to 1:1 (pellets:soil). You can also put them on top of the soil to act as a mulch (works great with tomatoes) and at the bottom of the pot for added drainage.
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Espoma makes a Garden Soil for outdoor gardening I don't know what the difference is but I do container gardening and it is very good. You also could probably get it a lot cheaper in a store.
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No its not just for hydro, I use it in soil-less mix (sunshine advance 4). I use it in week 2 of bloom at 5ml per gal. Hope this helps.
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My husband uses it to hold his hydro-plants. He places his plants in this and submerges the roots into water to grow them!
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yes, but I have given up on hydroponics. The yield is not worth the expense. Enriched soil seems to do better for where I live.
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I ordered a bag of vermiculite for planting after "harvest" to bypass the cleaning of the used vermiculite. It was only a few extra bucks for it. Check your local hydroponics store or garden center. They should have what you need and it may cost less as there's no "middle man" or shipping expenses.
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Its a soil amendment so your using a small amount mixed into a large amount of dirt then slowly released. i've used way over recommended amount and just had super awesome root structure. so no i dont think so. i've used it on lots of things. everything is thriving. bought it for cannabis and used it on tons of things.