Would this nutrient type (Peters Professional 20-10-20 NPK) and method work with a soil based plant grow medium? (ie, with 1 part compost, 1 part vermiculite, 1 part potting mix?), or is it only recommended for the 50 /50 peat / vermiculite grow medium you show here? In the video you said, "This nutrient provides ample nutrients, as long as we are over watering" – creating about 10 percent run off with each fert. /watering. Since a soil based grow medium, as I described, is not as loose, and probably will compact some and not provide as much run off, does this mean I should use a higher, or maybe even lesser percentage NPK fert./ water, to compensate? Thanks Mr. Bugbee. Thanks.
14:00 CO2. It's not that hard to produce! Make some alcohol using turbo yeast, it loves those temps of 77 to 86 and while it is fermenting, gives off CO2. So while your growing, make some drinks at the same time!
One problem with light. Indoor grow lights. Too bright in the first two months of grow will light burn your plants. Even moving the grow light away you will still get light burn if too much. Then after 2 months, while the plant gets good roots started, then 12/12 flip of light and darkness, then the plant goes into overdrive thinking it's the end of life and get started with buds. Then you might use that he is saying. I am just figuring this out winging it for years now. So Bruce is correct, but you have to think about the growth cycle first and it's needs.
You are wrong about using vermiculite for cannabis, because it will hold on the water and give you problems with weet feet. Perlite is the one you would use because it is the opposite of verm.
Very good info. I have 2 questions… 1. You do not mention the importance of PH of the water that is used to feed the plants, Do you think that it is important? 2. Your nutrients that you use to feed… Do you not switch to something with a lower nitrogen level during flowering? If you use the same formula throughout your grow, it would seem like the buds would not get dense due to the nitrogen. Thanks and I hope to hear back from you soon.
The Fahrenheit/Celsius thing still drives me nuts. Half of my life Fahrenheit was dominant but over the past 20 years that has changed for some reason? Great (classic) video as always. Bruce has such a cool vibe and he is one of those rare great teachers. Thank you BB!
What temperature does it start to get to cold my tent keeps staying at around 17 to 21 degrees Celsius
i feel as if i should pay or tip you for this lesson hahah … awesome !
Is 20-10-20 good for veg and flower stages? I was led to believe that N isn't good for flower period and just concentrate on K.
Would this nutrient type (Peters Professional 20-10-20 NPK) and method work with a soil based plant grow medium? (ie, with 1 part compost, 1 part vermiculite, 1 part potting mix?), or is it only recommended for the 50 /50 peat / vermiculite grow medium you show here? In the video you said, "This nutrient provides ample nutrients, as long as we are over watering" – creating about 10 percent run off with each fert. /watering. Since a soil based grow medium, as I described, is not as loose, and probably will compact some and not provide as much run off, does this mean I should use a higher, or maybe even lesser percentage NPK fert./ water, to compensate? Thanks Mr. Bugbee. Thanks.
14:00 CO2. It's not that hard to produce! Make some alcohol using turbo yeast, it loves those temps of 77 to 86 and while it is fermenting, gives off CO2. So while your growing, make some drinks at the same time!
One problem with light. Indoor grow lights. Too bright in the first two months of grow will light burn your plants. Even moving the grow light away you will still get light burn if too much. Then after 2 months, while the plant gets good roots started, then 12/12 flip of light and darkness, then the plant goes into overdrive thinking it's the end of life and get started with buds. Then you might use that he is saying. I am just figuring this out winging it for years now. So Bruce is correct, but you have to think about the growth cycle first and it's needs.
Thanks for all the information… Can I approximately have the number of umol if I just have the lux meters??
i feel like I need to download this video just in case they take it down. Bugbee the weed god.
SIMPLE DLI MATH = LIGHT HOURS X .0036 X PPFD = DLI
Where'd you get that nerd jacket man? Does it make you feel smarter?
Whats is a micromol?
You are wrong about using vermiculite for cannabis, because it will hold on the water and give you problems with weet feet. Perlite is the one you would use because it is the opposite of verm.
Vermiculite = Magic mushrooms
Perlite = Cannabis
Or else the rest is nice info for growing 🙂
Man this is a good video…
Feel like i'm back in school. But want those yeilds
Ah so it's fairly straightforward then 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍👍❤️
Thank you thank you thank you 👍👍👍 from Wales UK 🐑🐑🐑 hope you are well. Very interesting 👍
Beautiful lesson! Thank you!
He once was a normal plant scientist.. Now He doesn't sleep and they find him everyday in the shed experimenting on weed plants at 4AM 🧪⚗🧬
Very good info. I have 2 questions… 1. You do not mention the importance of PH of the water that is used to feed the plants, Do you think that it is important? 2. Your nutrients that you use to feed… Do you not switch to something with a lower nitrogen level during flowering? If you use the same formula throughout your grow, it would seem like the buds would not get dense due to the nitrogen. Thanks and I hope to hear back from you soon.
How long to flush peat verm medium?
28.3 litres will not fit into a cubic foot.
great vidio!!!!
where can I get grow more 20 10 20 or any 20 10 20
bob he musta seen your list
Imma, imma go change some stuff in my room now
Definitely cannabis growing 101… would be interesting to get a more advanced course.
44min 06 sec hahaha
The Fahrenheit/Celsius thing still drives me nuts. Half of my life Fahrenheit was dominant but over the past 20 years that has changed for some reason?
Great (classic) video as always.
Bruce has such a cool vibe and he is one of those rare great teachers.
Thank you BB!
Put a bottle of yeast, warm water and sugar in the room for co2.
Such a legend man, you're doing history here!