I need to get another one put up here.
Below is a guideline to follow for feeding both sativa and indica,They both grow well within the same ph levels however Sativa's require less nutrients.Also ruderallis "Auto flowering" plants have the highest ammounts of chlorophyll production their for will be mostly in the indica area of the chart,And may require slightly higher levels,To maximize results,However take into mind that is based on a 30 day veg,And 60 day flowering scedule,And is mainly for the indoor grower,Also size will also play a role in the chlorophyll levels in the plant,But not the ammount it produces,Because a sativa still uses/produces much less chlorophyll than an indica,And auto flowering strains have the highest levels,Even more than the indica.Basically a 7ft tall sativa will have as much chlorophyll as a 3ft tall indica,But this does not mean its producing as much chlorophyll as the indica,It just has as much as the indica,Because its larger mass,So what this means is just because the7ft tall sativa has as much chlorophyll as the 3ft indica,Dont mean it needs as much nutrient up-take as the indica,Because its still produces less chlorophyll than the indica,There for still requires lower levels of nutrients,Because it dont produce as much chlorophyll as the indica,The ammount it contains has nothing to do with the ammount it produces.A larger mass will naturally contain a larger ammount,But it was still produced at a much lower rate.
Indica's hydro soil
early vegg 500-600ppm 5.3-5.6 ph / 300-400ppm ph 6.3-6.6
middle vegg 600-800ppm 5.4-5.6 ph / 400-600ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late vegg 800-1000ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 600-800ppm ph 6.5-6.7
early flower 1000-1300ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 800-1000ppm ph 6.5-6.7
middle flower 1400-1600ppm 5.5-5.8ph / 1100-1300ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late flower 1000-1100ppm 5.5-5.7 ph/ 900-1000ppm ph 6.4-6.6
ripening 300-500ppm 5.4-5.6ph / 200-400ppm ph 6.4-6.6
sativa's hydro soil
early vegg 300-500ppm 5.3-5.6 ph/ 200-300ppm ph 6.4-6.6
middle vegg 500-700ppm 5.4-5.6 ph / 300-500ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late vegg 700-900ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 500-700ppm ph 6.6-6.8
early flower 1000-1100ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 700-1000ppm ph 6.6-6.8
middle flower 1100-1300ppm 5.5-5.8ph/ 1000-1300ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late flower 800-1000ppm 5.5-5.7 ph / 700-900ppm ph 6.3-6.6
ripening 300-500ppm 5.4-5.6ph / 200-300ppm ph 6.3-6.5
Remember in hydro optimal ph ranges are 5.3-5.9 best ranges are 5.5-5.8.Either way you will get healthy growth if you keep it within the 5.3-5.8 range 5.5-5.8 most optimal..
Soil growers optimal soil ranges are 6.3-6.8 optimal being 6.4-6.7 either way you will get healthy growth as long as you keep it inbewteen the 6.3-6.8 ranges.
Now these can be tampered with a little but dont go to accessive with it,And adjust as needed to maximize growth with your particular strains needs,This is just a good guideline to get you close enough,To insure no problems,And will allow you to set it,And adjust on the strains needs,A good thing to do is slowly test your strains,Raise the ppm's a little drop it a little,Same with the ph take note of the differences in growth,And save them as well,See where your getting the increased health and vigor,And try to keep it their,Test it often through-out the whole grow slowly making adjustments,You will eventually find the levels your strain best grows at,Because all strains have different genetic make/ups,And will require different levels of nutrients,And temperature/humidity levels to maximize,So be sure to slowly change all aspects a little at a time,And learn your strain,Then maximize your growth/Yeilds!
Below is a guideline to follow for feeding both sativa and indica,They both grow well within the same ph levels however Sativa's require less nutrients.Also ruderallis "Auto flowering" plants have the highest ammounts of chlorophyll production their for will be mostly in the indica area of the chart,And may require slightly higher levels,To maximize results,However take into mind that is based on a 30 day veg,And 60 day flowering scedule,And is mainly for the indoor grower,Also size will also play a role in the chlorophyll levels in the plant,But not the ammount it produces,Because a sativa still uses/produces much less chlorophyll than an indica,And auto flowering strains have the highest levels,Even more than the indica.Basically a 7ft tall sativa will have as much chlorophyll as a 3ft tall indica,But this does not mean its producing as much chlorophyll as the indica,It just has as much as the indica,Because its larger mass,So what this means is just because the7ft tall sativa has as much chlorophyll as the 3ft indica,Dont mean it needs as much nutrient up-take as the indica,Because its still produces less chlorophyll than the indica,There for still requires lower levels of nutrients,Because it dont produce as much chlorophyll as the indica,The ammount it contains has nothing to do with the ammount it produces.A larger mass will naturally contain a larger ammount,But it was still produced at a much lower rate.
Indica's hydro soil
early vegg 500-600ppm 5.3-5.6 ph / 300-400ppm ph 6.3-6.6
middle vegg 600-800ppm 5.4-5.6 ph / 400-600ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late vegg 800-1000ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 600-800ppm ph 6.5-6.7
early flower 1000-1300ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 800-1000ppm ph 6.5-6.7
middle flower 1400-1600ppm 5.5-5.8ph / 1100-1300ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late flower 1000-1100ppm 5.5-5.7 ph/ 900-1000ppm ph 6.4-6.6
ripening 300-500ppm 5.4-5.6ph / 200-400ppm ph 6.4-6.6
sativa's hydro soil
early vegg 300-500ppm 5.3-5.6 ph/ 200-300ppm ph 6.4-6.6
middle vegg 500-700ppm 5.4-5.6 ph / 300-500ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late vegg 700-900ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 500-700ppm ph 6.6-6.8
early flower 1000-1100ppm 5.5-5.7ph / 700-1000ppm ph 6.6-6.8
middle flower 1100-1300ppm 5.5-5.8ph/ 1000-1300ppm ph 6.4-6.6
late flower 800-1000ppm 5.5-5.7 ph / 700-900ppm ph 6.3-6.6
ripening 300-500ppm 5.4-5.6ph / 200-300ppm ph 6.3-6.5
Remember in hydro optimal ph ranges are 5.3-5.9 best ranges are 5.5-5.8.Either way you will get healthy growth if you keep it within the 5.3-5.8 range 5.5-5.8 most optimal..
Soil growers optimal soil ranges are 6.3-6.8 optimal being 6.4-6.7 either way you will get healthy growth as long as you keep it inbewteen the 6.3-6.8 ranges.
Now these can be tampered with a little but dont go to accessive with it,And adjust as needed to maximize growth with your particular strains needs,This is just a good guideline to get you close enough,To insure no problems,And will allow you to set it,And adjust on the strains needs,A good thing to do is slowly test your strains,Raise the ppm's a little drop it a little,Same with the ph take note of the differences in growth,And save them as well,See where your getting the increased health and vigor,And try to keep it their,Test it often through-out the whole grow slowly making adjustments,You will eventually find the levels your strain best grows at,Because all strains have different genetic make/ups,And will require different levels of nutrients,And temperature/humidity levels to maximize,So be sure to slowly change all aspects a little at a time,And learn your strain,Then maximize your growth/Yeilds!
Nice job.
