Cha Ching to use or not to use ???
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someone was telling me that they use cha-ching all the way thought the bud cycle, Beastie bloomz is the one that makes your buds get big. But i been hearing CHA_CHING alot.
I use beastie bloomz to make my buds grow big and tight. and cha ching to make them pour reaisn out
Open Sesame is a high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer that’s designed to bring plants into bloom at your command. Just say the magic words! Open Sesame provides the optimal level of nutrition with minimal salts and other residue buildups. Whether you’re growing in hydroponic systems, containers, or gardening in ordinary soil, Open Sesame will go right to work at the root zone and deliver targeted nutrients when the plants need them the most.
Beastie Bloomz is perfect for gardeners and growers who are ready to take their plants to the next level. This is a high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer that’s geared towards building amazing buds and flowers. Our revolutionary micronutrient pack is designed to create unbelievable internal bud density, which means that plants create fat, dense, tightly-packed blossoms, and plenty of them. You’ll also see exceptionally brilliant color and a long, dazzling blooming season.
Cha Ching is engineered to maximize a plant’s production. Every stage of the growing cycle demands optimal nutrition. Cha Ching is a high-phosphorus fertilizer that won’t leave a salty residue or build up in the soil. Even better, we’ve included the micronutrient pack that Fox Farm is known for; Cha Ching creates juicy, robust fruit with essential oils and resins pumping out of stems and leaves. That means concentrated flavor and perfect texture
If you over do the feedings, you will need to leach/flush it out of the root zone
I use beastie bloomz to make my buds grow big and tight. and cha ching to make them pour reaisn out
Open Sesame is a high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer that’s designed to bring plants into bloom at your command. Just say the magic words! Open Sesame provides the optimal level of nutrition with minimal salts and other residue buildups. Whether you’re growing in hydroponic systems, containers, or gardening in ordinary soil, Open Sesame will go right to work at the root zone and deliver targeted nutrients when the plants need them the most.
Beastie Bloomz is perfect for gardeners and growers who are ready to take their plants to the next level. This is a high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer that’s geared towards building amazing buds and flowers. Our revolutionary micronutrient pack is designed to create unbelievable internal bud density, which means that plants create fat, dense, tightly-packed blossoms, and plenty of them. You’ll also see exceptionally brilliant color and a long, dazzling blooming season.
Cha Ching is engineered to maximize a plant’s production. Every stage of the growing cycle demands optimal nutrition. Cha Ching is a high-phosphorus fertilizer that won’t leave a salty residue or build up in the soil. Even better, we’ve included the micronutrient pack that Fox Farm is known for; Cha Ching creates juicy, robust fruit with essential oils and resins pumping out of stems and leaves. That means concentrated flavor and perfect texture
If you over do the feedings, you will need to leach/flush it out of the root zone
Pureblood89
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Open Sesame - Triggers Flowering
Beastie Bloomz - Adds Bulk
Cha-Ching - Increases Resin Production
Beastie Bloomz - Adds Bulk
Cha-Ching - Increases Resin Production
Pureblood89
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sure, use it sparingly though, it's concentrated.
sonomascomaaroma
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Should be fine unless its a huge clump, my buddy has been using this for 16 or more years along with open ses and beasties. I think its something you use when you want a cash crop.
Clown Baby
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Basically all the same stuff. They just want you buying 3 bottles. You can just buy the one with P and K (straight monopotassium phospate with pretty packaging and higher price) and add a bit of growbig to make up for the N in the other formulas... Guaranteed I could give you bottles with mixed up labels and you would never know the difference.
It's all monopotassium phosphate to me. But that's my $.02.
If you'd like to buy all 3 of them and buy into the marketing then go ahead. It supports FoxFarm and won't hurt your plants.
Happy growing
It's all monopotassium phosphate to me. But that's my $.02.
If you'd like to buy all 3 of them and buy into the marketing then go ahead. It supports FoxFarm and won't hurt your plants.
Happy growing
Fortheloveofgreen
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I have a local nursery going out of business. All FoxFarms stuff is 50% off. I was considering buying the 3 bottles but I have some General Hydro Maxigrow and Maxibloom I have been using and am happy with. I noticed the concentrations on the FoxFarms stuff are a little higher (the numbers on the front for those who don't know) and I do have higher yields and resin production than with water alone.
I would say that the one that increases resin would be appropriate for your grow schedule. I would use it every other feeding, then just water for the last week.
I would say that the one that increases resin would be appropriate for your grow schedule. I would use it every other feeding, then just water for the last week.
cryptogrow420
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Hello all sorry to bump an old thread but do the plants still require flushing if using Beastie blooms up to week 8, then week 9 and 10 use cha Ching?
PopAndSonGrows
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Thread from the dead! I've been using FF trio on these Chemdawgs and just started feeding them Cha Ching. The chart says 3 tsp BigBloom, 2 Gro Big and 1 Tiger, i might switch that to 2 tsp Tiger and 1 Gro, or cut the Grow entirely. Not sure if i should, but i feel like the Grow Big should taper off
Wizzlebiz
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You are waaaaaay to early for cha ching.
PopAndSonGrows
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Not according to the feed chart and my calendar.
Wizzlebiz
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Cha ching is meant for once a week for the last 2 weeks before harvest.
You have more like 4-5 weeks to go min before harvest.
What you will do with using cha ching to early and to often is cause major lockout issues.
PopAndSonGrows
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The Hydro chart says start using it on week 4 and I'm on about week 5.5. Also plan on at least a 5 day flush. They'll be done enough and they've over-stayed their welcome.