Fertilizer/Nute suggestions?

[Dubya]

Just getting started with an outdoor guerilla grow. Hoping I can maybe get a suggestion on a good fertilizer to use?

I'd love to go organic but not sure if it's too late to be thinking along those lines... so is there a good time release dry fert, organic or synthetic, that you could recommend to me?

Or if there is a better option, I'm all ears.

 

[B gump]

Take a look at maxi crop and there soluble fertilizers or the rainbow mix from earth juice. Ive used earth juice and it does pretty good outside.

 

[mossyoakle]

Roots or botanicare are nice

 

[Dubya]

Thanks for the replies. Are these all time release ferts? Need some granules I can just amend the soil with and let the rain do the rest. Won't be able to go there regularly.

 

[mossyoakle]

No, those are for watering in and fast acting. Look in the organic soil forum for some amendment ideas...they can get a little involved. Are you buying soil? Just get a high quality potting mix. It will last at least until flowering.

 

[jtk707]

Chicken shit. Bat shit . Mix it in the top. The rain will do the rest . Osmocioe is another choice . Good luck

 

[canna34209]

good info.

 

[CoastalKind]

Get a 50 lb bag of Sustain brand fertilizer if you can hike it in. It is totally organic, aerobically composted, and granulated (manure and plant fibers). The sustain is slow release and relatively affordable. You would mix the sustain into the surface of the soil around the roots and out in a 3 foot radius around the plant and let the roots grow into it over the course of the season for some monsters. They have a 8-4-4 mix, a 4-6-4 mix, a 12-12-12 mix and some more even. i would go with the one lower in nitrogen Maxicrop has some super potent dry fertilizers that are water soluble but maxicrop is not slow release at all. You would need to mix maxicrop into your water before you water at the recommended rates on the package but you could get away with hiking less in. I would go organic, your plants will be hardier for it. Remember to hike out every little piece of garbage you hike it. Good luck.