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nomad
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Nutes for autoflowering Lowryder dwarf mix

#435617 - 06/21/10 10:52 AM (14 years, 8 months ago)

I've read through some posts on the forum and decided I'll give my Lowryder Dwarf Mix seedlings veg nutes for a week then move onto flowering nutes after that.

My question is, what kind of flowering nutes should I use?

Would I be able to pick up any good flowering nutes in B&Q, Woodies, (or any big chain DIY/gardening centre in the UK) ? This would be really convenient because I have already just germinated my seeds so ordering online might take longer than I'd want.

Thanks.

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SmOakland
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Re: Nutes for autoflowering Lowryder dwarf mix

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#435771 - 06/21/10 07:24 PM (14 years, 8 months ago)

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nomad said:
I've read through some posts on the forum and decided I'll give my Lowryder Dwarf Mix seedlings veg nutes for a week then move onto flowering nutes after that.

My question is, what kind of flowering nutes should I use?

Would I be able to pick up any good flowering nutes in B&Q, Woodies, (or any big chain DIY/gardening centre in the UK) ? This would be really convenient because I have already just germinated my seeds so ordering online might take longer than I'd want.

Thanks.

Your plants wont need ferts for a week or two if you are in good soil. Why dont you just call the store and ask them what they have?