Fox Farm Bottled nutes & hydro

min0r

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I'm only experimenting with hydro, using fox farm bottled nutes (big bloom/grow big/tigerbloom) how would i go about feeding my plant in it? what should i start off with?
NPK% of grow big is 6-4-4
NPK% of big bloom is 0.01-0.3-0.7
I won't even bother with adding in tiger bloom, i know i don't wanna use that yet.
I'm gonna be in something that's 1 gallon
If there's any addition information someone needs to help me, let me know.
 

Fender Guitar

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follow the instructions provided by the fertilizer manufacturer. you can find feeding charts for fox farm nutes on the internet.
 

min0r

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what happened?
everythings going great, i got a bucket as well as baskets to put the plants in with some clay pebbles.
i ended up doing the same thing to another plant, i thought i accidentally ripped out some of the roots, but when i place her in the water she kept growing like nothing ever happened.
 

min0r

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that happens when you use organic ferts in hydro. salt only bud
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i'd love to do something like that next time around, but this is what i have for now, and it'll have to do.
Yes. An auto viking blue.View attachment 4231984
very nice! is the purple genetic or is that a P problem you have?
I'm growing a strain called chocolate frosted sherbert, it's a cross between (sunset sherbert x chocolate frosting), and chocolate frosting is (dosidos x mint choc chip)
 

min0r

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also, the nutrients stay at the bottom of the jug i'm using, is it a good idea to stir it up once and a while to get the nutrients going throughout the water?
 

Fender Guitar

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this strain contains blueberry genetics. thats why the leaves are purple. yes you should stir the fertilizer to keep everything stirred up.
 

Purpsmagurps

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IMG_20180831_185820_453.jpg dank.jpg 20181003_233227.jpg yeah jack's hydro 5-12-26 blend @ 3Grams with 15-0-0 calcium nitrate @2grams and epsom salts @1 gram. it's called jack's 321 method.
 
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