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If so, you know that various factors may influence the quality of your yields, such as lighting, nutrients, temperature, water, and CO2. Let’s not forget about the soil. Adding fertilizer to the soil will ensure your cannabis plants get the nutrition they need to flourish. In addition to using alternative fertilizers, it’s a good idea…
Cannabis additives contain a blend of elements that are mixed in with soil and soilless growing mediums. Many types of additives work quickly, however; when flowering plants that take eight (8) to ten (10) week crops, then cannabis additives do not always have time to work properly. Some cannabis additives need to be mixed in with…
Always read the cannabis fertilizer label entirely and follow the fertilizer’s mixing directions to keep yourself from burning, stressing and killing your plants. Containers that have little growing medium to hold nutrients can develop toxic salt buildup and may be a problem for your plants. Adding too much fertilizer to your plant will not make the…
Here is a list of organic nutrients that you can use in your garden: Alfalfa Meal – contains 2.5 % nitrogen, 5% phosphorus and about 2% potash, a slow-release fertilizer. Blood and Bone Meal – great fertilizer, though can transport Mad Cow disease and other diseases. Blood (Dried or Meal) – from slaughterhouses, dried, and…
Compost teas contain soluble organic nutrients and microbes that help develop your organic soil by providing beneficial nutrients and microbes that fight off disease and provides cannabis nutrients. Pests and diseases cannot fight against the bacteria and fungi within organic teas. The best compost teas are made from well-rotted compost that has been heated to 135°…