Best Organic Foliar Feeding Recipe?

[budpuffer]

hey folks,i'm looking for a good foliar feeding recipe for some young plants...any suggestions? they're about 3 weeks old and can be seen in my gallery,, i can't seem to be able to attach their pic's but you can still see em if you want to....bp

[trichcycler]

any half strength commercial hydroponic ferts will do. your girls are a bit young for feeding now, but will soon appreciate the extra boost.

the simplest way may be to bubble some good healthy soil for a couple days, and use that water to foliar feed.

[I wood]

I like kelp meal and worm compost tea.

Alfalfa tea gets them growing pretty well too.

What is best depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

[budpuffer]

yes grassmatch..they're babies yet...plenty of nutes left in the 1 gal..pots. roots organics..thats why i said for young plants..they would burn with anything too hot..but maybe a little something would be good...i've used fox farm big bloom before but it always seems to leave alot of residue on the leafs and then i feel like i have to rinse them off the next day...a big loop..the goal, I wood, would be to get em to grow faster..lol...bp

[I wood]

Kelp tea promotes root growth and increased budding sites, also helps prevent powdery mildew.

Worm compost tea increases growth and general vigor while helping to prevent powdery mildew.

Alfalfa tea increases growth while helping to limit stretch.

Timing is important depending on what type of growth is wanted.

[trichcycler]

if there is no dehumidifier in the room it may be better to skip the foliar feeding.  grab a tender willow branch today and seep in (no tap) water for a till cooked,

strain and feed/folair feed with this.  super effective, natural, and largely ignored by our community.