:Stones slap:**groooooaaannn**... LMAO!!... got some crackers for that cheeezz?! Hmm, I've not seen WG's guide, but he's a fantastic grower! It depends on how nutrient loaded this soil is,... auto's must have it mild at first, as they stunt/burn rather easily... nice thing about fish goo (Swampy's technical term!) is that it's mild... better still, foliar feeding at 1/4 strength is a safe bet too, as you're keeping the nute' soln. away from the roots; they get cooked, the whole plant stunts and shocks out,... foliar is
much less likely to do this, especially at low conc.'s,.... Grow More makes an equivalent fish goo, 5-1-1, but has had some stank tuned out of it! ... lots of good micro'nutes in the goo too,... also, worm-poop teas are a great choice...Swamp can really help you with that, as he's quite skilled now with this method!... I'm late to the game on this, but I found a local source of horse poop worm compost to make tea with, and top-dress,... it calls for 1 cup of compost /1gal water, let sit for a day or two,... a little molasses or even honey (say ,2 tsp/gal), mixed in will give the microbes a big juice boost to multiply! tea's carry mild nutes as well as the beneficial bacteria to the soil; a well established 'herd' down there will be a huge benefit to your plant!
- say the roots! Look it up here or elsewhere get specifics...
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