Cannabis Fertilizer Tips & Program - Retail
Products are not compatible and must be mixed separately.
1 teaspoon = 5 mililitres
Week 1 (Seedling Germination and Starting)
Apply Plant-Prod MJ™ Boost at a rate of 2 teaspoon / 5 gallons to ensure adequate phosphorous levels. This will provide a good initial boost to the roots.
Week 2-3 (Vegetative Growth)
Fertilize with Plant-Prod MJ™ Grow at a rate of 3.5 teaspoon / 5 gallons.
Separate feedings of Plant-Prod MJ™ Spike (CaMg) at a rate of 7.5 teaspoons / 5 gallons are recommended to maintain plant rigidity and to support bud formation.
Week 4 (Bud Set)
In order to help the plants set buds, or when the buds are pea sized, feed with Plant-Prod MJ™ Boost at a rate of 3.5 teaspoon / 5 gallons.
Continue supplementing with Plant-Prod MJ™ Spike (CaMg) at a rate of 7.5 teaspoons / 5 gallons as needed.
Week 5-10 (Bud Sizing)
Begin feeding with Plant-Prod MJ™ Bloom at a rate of 3.5 teaspoon / 5 gallons. This will encourage full bud set and enhance bud filling. Continue supplementing with Plant-Prod MJ™ Spike (CaMg) at a rate of 7.5 teaspoons / 5 gallons as needed.
Week 11-14
Plant-Prod MJ™ Finisher will help with plant finishing when applied at a rate of 2 teaspoon / 5 gallons. The higher phosphorous and potassium will benefit the plants in their reproductive stage through to finishing. Switch to clear water 14 days before harvest.
Week 2-10
Plant-Prod MJ™ Spike (CaMg) can be used throughout the production cycle in conjunction with any Plant-Prod MJTM formulation, mixed in a separate tank. This completely chelated formulation of calcium (Ca) and magnesium (Mg) in a 2:1 ratio avoids the risk of interfering with bud formation, setting and sizing. Rate should be determined by water sample results.
Legal notice for cannabis growers: The information provided by Master Plant-Prod Inc. is designed for ethical, government sanctioned cannabis grow operations. Master Plant-Prod does not encourage nor condone operations that are unlawful. All operations should adhere to the laws in the jurisdictions in which they operate. Full legal statement here.
