Organic fertilizer
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Don't fertilize them at all for the first two weeks. The plant is A BABY right now......no muscle milk until she gets muscles....
seriously, the plant has food built in that will serve it just fine for two weeks....after that you should be ready to fert.
While they are young, give them half strength, timed by the directions. Over-fertilizing them when they are young equates to a form of stress, which ultimately costs you in biomass....
seriously, the plant has food built in that will serve it just fine for two weeks....after that you should be ready to fert.
While they are young, give them half strength, timed by the directions. Over-fertilizing them when they are young equates to a form of stress, which ultimately costs you in biomass....
this is good advice. i've waited as long as a month solid before adding nutrients (bloodmeal was a good choice, btw). after you start fertilizing, try to stay in a regimen more or less. unless of course the plant is telling you otherwise 
. i've found that once the plant was without a doubt old enough, and the roots mature enough, that about once a week or once every two weeks (for a general range idea) is fine. remember, "more" is not "better"
. i've found that once the plant was without a doubt old enough, and the roots mature enough, that about once a week or once every two weeks (for a general range idea) is fine. remember, "more" is not "better"
