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 Lobsterbush
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Registered: 09/15/10
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 advice on nutes 
#496500 - 11/08/10 09:14 PM (15 years, 7 months ago) |
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I have recently acquired a 1000w MH fixture and ballast along with a HPS conversion bulb. I plan on hopefully doing a MMJ grow. I was wondering about nutrients.
Are there any nutes available at local garden stores or department stores that will work well for indoor cultivation. I am just kinda paranoid about ordering this kinda stuff off of the Internet.
The room isn't ready yet but I'm working on my ventilation now.
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 maryanne3087
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Registered: 06/27/10
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 Re: advice on nutes [Re: Lobsterbush]
#496502 - 11/08/10 09:21 PM (15 years, 7 months ago) |
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No hydrostores around? General Hydroponics does many well.
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MR.HEADY
PorchMonkey
Registered: 07/21/10
Posts: 1,162
Loc: Toothless acres . West Vi...
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Lobsterbush
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Re: advice on nutes [Re: MR.HEADY]
#496508 - 11/08/10 09:43 PM (15 years, 7 months ago) |
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No hydro stores close by. There is one a couple hours away though.
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CrayolaHalls
Dreaming of Mountains
Registered: 08/15/10
Posts: 589
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Re: advice on nutes [Re: Lobsterbush]
#496514 - 11/08/10 10:07 PM (15 years, 7 months ago) |
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Lobsterbush said:
Are there any nutes available at local garden stores or department stores that will work well for indoor cultivation. I am just kinda paranoid about ordering this kinda stuff off of the Internet.
If you are going to grow in soil you should be able to find standard organics at your gardening centers.
Espoma is a very popular brand of gardening nutrients that have organic offerings. I have been using them since I was a kid on my grandparents' farm. They are not ultra-fancy, but I am never disappointed either. I am particularly fond of their Greensand and Kelp Meal.
You can find their website through a search engine. Their homepage has a "where to buy" link that just needs your ZIP code.
 
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