Hi All,
I'm just going to start with growing autoflowers (Beginner grower). Unfortunately, the local nutrients have very high N:P:K ratios when compared with Gaia Green/Fox Farm etc as below,
All purpose
14:14:14
20:20:20 + TE
Growth stage (High N)
30:10:10+TE
16:11:10:2MgO:TE
12:11:18+3MgO:8S:TE
Flowering stage (High P and K)
06:30:30+TE
10:52:10+TE
11:11:18+TE
I want to avoid nutrient burn cos the soil contains a number of composts as well (Cow mannure, chicken mannure, vermicompost, coco peat, paddy seed husks - releases nitrogen to the soil after sometime)
What would be the best way to feed such nutrients with high N:P:K to the plants?
Thanks all for the help, stay lit! 😃
What brand soil are you using and what brand nutrients are you using? It's generally recommended to stay with the ratios that they recommend - just lower the dose if needed. If you go against the ratios, you could have too much of one nutrient and it can lock out other nutrients.