Fox Farm!!!! is it true?

shawnskates

shawnskates

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So is this fox farm im using trully the best or was i lied to.

and i used the bat guano fertilizer 0-5-0 on my newly flowering plant and it suffocated the soil, why would this happen
 
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Dasmoked1

Member
fox farm is good nutes use lightly at first and bat guan is another word for crap or sh*t so it turns to mud you need to add perlite and peat moss
 
Dreamy

Dreamy

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I have been using FF nutes on my plants and vegetables this year and im amazed how well it works. Ill be using this stuff again next year!
 
shawnskates

shawnskates

Member
i just got the fox farm soil with and started a
white widow, blue cheese, and super lemon haze 2010 cup winner!!!!!!!!!!!
cant wait
 
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SmokeyMc74

Active Member
Im only using it in the flower stage because im somewhat new i wasnt thinkin but the "Open Sesame" worked great nowimon the beastie bloomz 0-50-30 tell you how it ends up and ill also beusing the Cha-Chig to load it up with resins thats in a few weeks HAS ANYONE EVERUSEDALL THIS STUFF VS. ANOTHEREQUAL PRICE NUTE AND CAN TELL USE THE OUT COME THANKS
 
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smileyO

Member
I also use FF nutes. I have all 6 of them. And use them all the way through. I follow their feeding schedule and it works fine. I go by ppm's when I feed though and it works out to usually a little over 1/2 strength I always use. The Bat guano works good in flower BUT I have added it to my soil at transplant since it releases slowly. It allot easier. OR you can make it into a tea if you know how to do that. The FF nutes aren't too bad. The price is decent also.

Peace
SmileyO
 
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NateDizity1420

Active Member
I too use FoxFarm nutes the liquid ferts & the soluble line and for the last too grows ive found that theyve worked out far better than the previously tried brands. I didnt have money for there OF soil this year after buying new lights,nutes etc.., but last year I used it and it worked wonders. As far as the bat guano goes I dont use it, but a friend of mine does and he doesnt put it on the soil, he soaks it in water to make some sort of tea then feeds it to his plants that way.
 
shawnskates

shawnskates

Member
so homebrewer what would you suggest. and how would i go about making a guano tea for my plants.
one more thing, do i put water in the bottom tray of a humidity dome for seedlings and clones
 
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Wetdog

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shawnskates said:
so anything special i can use the 1st two weeks
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From seed? Nothing but water. Seedlings need no nutes for at least 3 weeks and then only 1/4 strength. Would you try and force feed an infant a 20oz T-Bone?

shawnskates said:
so homebrewer what would you suggest. and how would i go about making a guano tea for my plants.
one more thing, do i put water in the bottom tray of a humidity dome for seedlings and clones
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Check the organics for tea recipes, there are tons.

Water in the bottom of a humidity dome is a bad idea and a invitation to root and stem rot.

Wet
 
c.h.u.d.

c.h.u.d.

Active Member
smileyO said:
I also use FF nutes. I have all 6 of them. And use them all the way through. I follow their feeding schedule and it works fine. I go by ppm's when I feed though and it works out to usually a little over 1/2 strength I always use. The Bat guano works good in flower BUT I have added it to my soil at transplant since it releases slowly. It allot easier. OR you can make it into a tea if you know how to do that. The FF nutes aren't too bad. The price is decent also.

Peace
SmileyO
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The prices are decent? Smoke some more crack
 
homebrewer

homebrewer

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shawnskates said:
so homebrewer what would you suggest. and how would i go about making a guano tea for my plants.
one more thing, do i put water in the bottom tray of a humidity dome for seedlings and clones
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Nothing wrong with Fox Farm. I'm not sure who is making 'these are the best nutes' kind of statements but that's a bold statement to make when referring to any brand.

Guano tea? Just put some guano in a nylon bag and steep for a few days.

I do put water in the bottom of my humidity dome when I'm cloning. The water is wicked up by my rapid rooter plugs and the water contains some sea kelp and superthrive. It's worked for me for years. Do what works for you.
 
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