Cookiezealous
Well-Known Member
Going to use Build A Bloom by Build a Soil.
I followed the instructions, 1 teaspoon per gallon of water. and then watered that in and added plain water on top. So I guess in total it was probably about a gallon and a half for 1 teaspoon. Plants are in 15 gallon pots. Has anyone ever used this product before? If you did, did you use the recommended dosages?
Not sure if anyone else saw my old post, but these plants were really sick and they have bounced back beautifully. Switched my light out and it made the whole difference. I don’t think I was using a large enough container for how powerful the light was. Will probably never know the perfect answer but I know what I did and it worked so I’m happy with it.
Anyone with experience with that product though, would greatly appreciate your input. The plants look a little droopy right now because I just watered them, they have the water sag going on. On a sidenote, I put a Swazi Landrace with a strawberries and cream male. It is a beautiful plant. It came out amazing
I wish I could give it to everybody
Photo of that plant filled with seed as well.
I followed the instructions, 1 teaspoon per gallon of water. and then watered that in and added plain water on top. So I guess in total it was probably about a gallon and a half for 1 teaspoon. Plants are in 15 gallon pots. Has anyone ever used this product before? If you did, did you use the recommended dosages?
Not sure if anyone else saw my old post, but these plants were really sick and they have bounced back beautifully. Switched my light out and it made the whole difference. I don’t think I was using a large enough container for how powerful the light was. Will probably never know the perfect answer but I know what I did and it worked so I’m happy with it.
Anyone with experience with that product though, would greatly appreciate your input. The plants look a little droopy right now because I just watered them, they have the water sag going on. On a sidenote, I put a Swazi Landrace with a strawberries and cream male. It is a beautiful plant. It came out amazing
I wish I could give it to everybody
Photo of that plant filled with seed as well.
