Bud hardener with fox farms trio

i use the fox farms trio (big bloom, grow big, tiger bloom) on my plants and it’s working out great, I also use bembe sweet and dandy for some added sugars afew weeks in the flower cycle. I was wondering if there’s any bud harder or ripener that would work well with my current nutrients to get that extra hard plump bud, and how to use it. thanks!

Good genetics, environment, and plenty of light are all you need to get rock hard buds.

xtsho said:

Good genetics, environment, and plenty of light are all you need to get rock hard buds.

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This ^

Don't look for magic in a bottle. Just keep the plants healthy and make sure that the temps aren't too hot in later flowering or the buds get fluffy.

As above - light if you are looking for a single improvement. More light or better light. Or both.

hotrodharley said:

As above - light if you are looking for a single improvement. More light or better light. Or both.

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Yeah and more blue spectrum in flower will help with density.

Rmaclaren said:

i use the fox farms trio (big bloom, grow big, tiger bloom) on my plants and it’s working out great, I also use bembe sweet and dandy for some added sugars afew weeks in the flower cycle. I was wondering if there’s any bud harder or ripener that would work well with my current nutrients to get that extra hard plump bud, and how to use it. thanks!

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The hardeners etc tend to diminish quality or worse as others say the right light nutes and environment+genetics= dense buds pretty much

Grab a fist full of your buds and squeeze really really hard. Boom! Dense nugs!

jdog127 said:

Grab a fist full of your buds and squeeze really really hard. Boom! Dense nugs!

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That's what I'd do. Having dense buds is like bragging about the size of your balls. Everyone can see that you're proud but it ain't the main event. Most of my grows aren't that dense but the weight is good and the potency is nice. I think they dry a little better with some space in the buds. And it all burns the same.

So unless you're trying to make something showroom ready, the best questions to be asking are, "how do I make my herb more potent," "how do I make it taste better," "how do I get more dry weight," and "how do I stop blowing all this money on liquid nutes when there's dry stuff that works just as good for a tenth of the price?"

Keep pumping out those grows, though, bud, and you'll be the envy of all your friends in no time.