GarryFroker
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Good stuff, ain't it?im still in love with oceanforest, cant keep my hands outta it..
Good stuff, ain't it?im still in love with oceanforest, cant keep my hands outta it..
that and pereliteGood stuff, ain't it?
If you liked Garden and Bloom you should check out Harvest and Bloom... and mix the two. Thats what I am going to do at some point... take three of the same clones, put one in strait Gardener & Bloom, another in Mix Harvest and Bloom, and another in mix Gardener & Harvest & Bloom & Fox Farms Ocean Forest. I am doing a lot of messing around with soils and nutes... I have burned my plants a little here and there, but just a tiny bit and really only once in a while, its all easy to use... Fox Farm is Worth it, and Gardener & Bloom and Harvest & Bloom are worth it a little more... especially when your mixing and testing and comparing... its FUN!I have a local garden center that carries FF, at a PREMIUM price, of course, and another soil, organic, called Gardner & Bloome. So far, I am TOTALLY diggin' the G & B, but it does need cutting with perlite or vermiculite or sand, something to help lighten up the soil. It's actually SO good, that it can be used as a soil amendment.
Check it, good shit, I paid HALF the price of the Fucking Fox Farm (I got the potting mix).
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I don't see you slamming anybody. I use FF nutes and soil. You are right about the nutes, you really need to be careful. I have a nice system now. And their soil is expensive but seeing that I don't need a lot, buying big bags didn't seem feasible to mix. Next year I just may go that route.i am no way slaming anyone`s grows here or fox farm. the main reasone people have problems with it is because it`s n/p/k is verry strong. do any of you use the full mix or are you able to go higher?
I don't see you slamming anybody. I use FF nutes and soil. You are right about the nutes, you really need to be careful. I have a nice system now. And their soil is expensive but seeing that I don't need a lot, buying big bags didn't seem feasible to mix. Next year I just may go that route.