What do people use?

[superloud]

So I am in flowering I have Fox and Farm big bloom and Tiger bloom I was just wanting to know what else people use other than their nutrient when flowering. Like I read a couple things about bud candy or Terpinator stuff like that.

 

[Diabolical666]

Fox Farm has a whole line you arnt using. YOu need the soluables for flower time as well

 

[superloud]

Fox Farm has a whole line you arnt using. YOu need the soluables for flower time as well

What like that cha ching stuff

 

[Diabolical666]

yea you are lacking: Boomerang, kangaroots, microbe brew, open sesame, beastie buds, cha-ching. There are more on the line, but these are the essentials.

 

[Diabolical666]

http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/images/pdf/SoilENG-Q2.pdf

 

[superloud]

yea you are lacking: Boomerang, kangaroots, microbe brew, open sesame, beastie buds, cha-ching. There are more on the line, but these are the essentials.

Wow that's a lot

 

[Diabolical666]

those 6 tho, you'll have a long time, they only call for 1/4 of a tsp per gallon I buy the 3 original trio (that you have) in gallon jugs, 1 tablespoon per gallon it goes fast in the quart containers

 

[TonightYou]

Skip fox farms and pick up Jacks.

Saves money, time, headaches and one is proactive instead of reactive.

 

[Diabolical666]

Only ppl that have headaches with foxfarm dont know how to use it. Its very simple really.

 

[superloud]

Only ppl that have headaches with foxfarm dont know how to use it. Its very simple really.

Well I have my four plants going right now and I used hardly any of the big row I've used about a quarter of my big bloom And just did my first feeding with my Tiger bloom last night. I have the quarts. I heard the Solubles are a little harder to manage. Will I be okay on my first grow with just the Tiger bloom and big bloom?

 

[superloud]

Skip fox farms and pick up Jacks.

Saves money, time, headaches and one is proactive instead of reactive.

Well This is my first grow and the reason I went with Fox and farms is because I spent several months reading every day and it was the most common name that popped up between growers on the forums that I was reading

 

[superloud]

Skip fox farms and pick up Jacks.

Saves money, time, headaches and one is proactive instead of reactive.

So I will at least be using Fox and farmed until I run out of what I have which will probably be a couple of Grows. And if it works I will just stick with it. If I ever have Disposable income I might experiment with other nutrients

 

[keebo3000]

Save money..I use age old Organics as a base and Golden tree nutrients. Plants are more than happy. And so is the wallet.lol

 

[superloud]

Save money..I use age old Organics as a base and Golden tree nutrients. Plants are more than happy. And so is the wallet.lol

Well I already bought all three so I'm a little past the saving the money part

 

[TonightYou]

Only ppl that have headaches with foxfarm dont know how to use it. Its very simple really.

Hardly. It is inconsistent in quality, just look at all the participates at the bottom of the bottle. Hell the NPK are out of whack too. Besides I can't remember a plant that had specific instructions on fertilizers. I've had different plants with different needs at different times.

 

[TonightYou]

Well This is my first grow and the reason I went with Fox and farms is because I spent several months reading every day and it was the most common name that popped up between growers on the forums that I was reading

I started on it too, before I realized cannabis isn't some special plant and my previous garden experience was what I should have been doing all along.

 

[TonightYou]

Well I already bought all three so I'm a little past the saving the money part

Each plant cost me under 20 cents in fertilizer from start to finish. I still have bottles lying around that would only cause more problems than they are worth.

Don't fall into sunk cost fallacy

 

[superloud]

Each plant cost me under 20 cents in fertilizer from start to finish. I still have bottles lying around that would only cause more problems than they are worth.

Don't fall into sunk cost fallacy

I seem to be getting pretty good results so far with the Fox and farms Like I said it is my first grow I've actually been looking into organics like starting a composter something

 

[TonightYou]

I seem to be getting pretty good results so far with the Fox and farms Like I said it is my first grow I've actually been looking into organics like starting a composter something

Organics is great if it's ethically sourced. I miss having an organic veggie garden and pulling out the fresh compost before tilling.

 

[superloud]

Organics is great if it's ethically sourced. I miss having an organic veggie garden and pulling out the fresh compost before tilling.

Ethically sourced?