Best nutrient line for your outdoor ladies?

[Kopper1013]

Hey y’all!

Wondering what you outdoor growers like to feed your ladies?
Top dress dry nutrients?
Liquid nutrients?
Brand you prefer?

Last year was my first grow and I started with FFOF and didn’t feed (except cal-mag) until they started showing deficiency in early flower. Then a local hydroponic store put me on sensi bloom part A and B.
Was thinking about trying something different this year but there’s SOOOOO MANY OPTIONS! Thought I’d ask y’all what YOU like and why

I’ll be running 25 gal fabric pots again, soil will most likely be a mix of promix, FFOF and perlite unless I can find all the ingredients to CG secret recipe (not a secret just check her corner of good will) heading to the store Thursday so I have everything for the weekend switch over.

 

[GoodShit97]

I use this for veg

Home Grown® Tomato, Vegetable & Herb Fertilizer - Dr Earth

Description: Home Grown® fertilizer is formulated to feed vegetable gardens, summer and winter crops, container plantings or native backyard soil. Use it during initial planting of seeds, transplanting, and on a regular basis as a top dressing or compost tea. No synthetic ingredients or GMO...

drearth.com

and this for flower. https://drearth.com/product/flower-girl/

 

[Kopper1013]

Interesting, are you using it as a tea or dry amending?

 

[GoodShit97]

Interesting, are you using it as a tea or dry amending?

Adding it dry at manufacturers recommended amount.

 

[MiGrampa]

I use the terp teas and the yellow bag called "Elemental." from here: https://www.aurorainnovations.com/roots-organics-dry-nutrients

I used it as a soil amendment and mixed it with Roots Organic "Original" soil to make my own water only outdoor mix. Its done well for my greenhouse auto-flowers.

Another dry organic feed program that is worth considering is Gaia Green and Power Bloom. I haven't used it yet but at some point I will.

Here's a link for information only: https://growgreenmi.com/gaia-green-...KAvhlLIAsyGxO1cZUC_jvoMEm1pyV8ChoCyl8QAvD_BwE

 

[Kopper1013]

I use the terp teas and the yellow bag called "Elemental." from here: https://www.aurorainnovations.com/roots-organics-dry-nutrients

I used it as a soil amendment and mixed it with Roots Organic "Original" soil to make my own water only outdoor mix. Its done well for my greenhouse auto-flowers.

Another dry organic feed program that is worth considering is Gaia Green and Power Bloom. I haven't used it yet but at some point I will.

Here's a link for information only: https://growgreenmi.com/gaia-green-...KAvhlLIAsyGxO1cZUC_jvoMEm1pyV8ChoCyl8QAvD_BwE

I was looking into to roots organic program and seems people enjoy this particular company. Seem pretty simple. The liquid nutrients got pretty expensive when they where drinking 5gal every other day.

 

[MiGrampa]

I was looking into to roots organic program and seems people enjoy this particular company. Seem pretty simple. The liquid nutrients got pretty expensive when they where drinking 5gal every other day.

No matter what line you choose, liquid will always be more expensive over the long haul. If you choose to go synthetics then consider dry salts.

 

[Kopper1013]

I’m considering Everything

Aren’t salts more of a hydroponics things

 

[MiGrampa]

I’m considering Everything

Aren’t salts more of a hydroponics things

No not really. It simply means "non-organic" ... synthetic in nature. There's nutrient salts marketed for both hydro and soil grows.

 

[Kopper1013]

Ok I’ll look into it! Thanks for the info