What nutrients are the best for cannabis seeds?

Cannabis plants get their growth fuel through photosynthesis and root absorption. They can thrive without extra feeding, but fertilizers increase yield size and quality.

Quality soil contains minerals, while soilless media leave the feeding schedule in your hands. In any case, amending the substrate with organic nutrition for cannabis leads to better output.

Marijuana needs large doses of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. It also uses a selection of other minerals in smaller quantities.

The feeding requirements change throughout your crops’ life cycle. Seedlings require no external nutrition: only some water and light. Veg and flower make plants hungry, so purchase stage-specific fertilizers, which include:

• Vegetative stage: Plenty of nitrogen and some potassium, phosphorus, calcium, and magnesium

• Flowering stage: Plenty of phosphorus and potassium and some nitrogen and calcium

Follow the manufacturer’s instructions but adjust dosing if you notice signs of nutrient troubles. Sativa-heavy plants are susceptible to nutrient burn, while fast-growing cultivars require less food. Watch your crops and feed intelligently to achieve abundance.