GWMFG 40: Nutrient Deep Dive With The Panel

In episode 40 of “Growing With My Fellow Growers,” the panel and I will be discussing all things nutrients.

During this show, the panel will take you through what they personally do inside of there gardens.

They’ll offer tips and tricks they use to in order to grow quality and high yielding cannabis indoors.

We’ll talk about such topics as NPK, calmag, hydroponic, secondary nutrients and which nutrients are best for vegetative and flower state.

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Ask Questions To The GWMFG Panel


Questions Answered:
- Sour DieselTangie
​@cheaphomegrow anything I should be aware of when running nectar of the gods in pro mix? First try with NOTG


- Monkeydo Usa

​So is there an effective dry cal-mag supplement to use for coco



- Kade Armstrong

​@CheapHomeGrow what ppm ranges of nutrients do you suggest for veg and bloom?




- RedStateRebelss

​What about raising and lowering your your ph at differnt times of your grow@CheapHomeGrow



- Okie Dirt

​@cheaphomegrow has anyone on the panel used Neptune’s harvest in the past? The rose & flowering seems to be solid. Has humic acid, yucca extract, molasses, see weed, phosphoric acid and more.



- Fumidor and the Flavors

​@CheapHomeGrow does the panel like to use foliar nutrition at all? either with organics like fish sprays and microbes or with synthetic growing with silica and foliar nutes?



- E

​@CheapHomeGrow What is an easy-to-acquire surfactant for foliar feeding? (Ionic or nonionic?) commercial foliar feeds are overpriced! Some manufacturers recommend to foliar w/ low dose normal nutes.



- Sour DieselTangie

​@cheaphomegrow what’s the ideal temperature for salt based nutes



- Amadeus Prakruti

​@CheapHomeGrow anyone on the panel use Phosphorus to stimulate early root development?



- Mike Angel

​@cheaphomegrow Q: how late into flower can I take a clone???



- Albert Tremblay

​Can anyone talk about mycorrhizal symbiosis? plants are colonized by symbiotic fungi to form mycorrhiza

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