Fox Farm Tiger Bloom Question?
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Pureblood89
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I follow the chart, all six products + Cal-Mag, never had any trouble, looks like a rain forest canopy in my closet.
smokeymcpotz
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Tiger bloom is nice but id use half strength on every strain to see how each reacts... Tb+chaching frosts my buds up alot...
Pureblood89
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cha-ching is the shit!
Pureblood89
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I just picked up the bottle under my sink, here is what it says.
General Feeding.................. 2-3 teaspoons per gallon of water every other watering.
Heavy Feeding.................... 4 teaspoons per gallon of water every other watering.
Recirculating Systems........... 2 teaspoons per gallon of water with every reservoir change. Use 3 teaspoons for heavy feeding.
Supplemental Foliar Feeding... 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water. Apply every other week. Do not apply while plants are in direct light.
General Feeding.................. 2-3 teaspoons per gallon of water every other watering.
Heavy Feeding.................... 4 teaspoons per gallon of water every other watering.
Recirculating Systems........... 2 teaspoons per gallon of water with every reservoir change. Use 3 teaspoons for heavy feeding.
Supplemental Foliar Feeding... 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water. Apply every other week. Do not apply while plants are in direct light.
Total Head
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bullshit. i used it for 4 grows with no problems on over 7 strains. it REQUIRES ph up though. it's not optional. i used it half strength every other watering. if you are in a 5 gal pot now you will want to use around 2 gallons to water, at least i would. i use less when i feed but i like a lot of runoff.
greenjumble
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If you just repotted then you probably don't want to add any nutes. What kind of soil did you use when you went up in pot size? If it's hot your going to really burn your plants. I would give some othr details about soil before feeding it.
lovemug
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using grow big in veg, big bloom, tiger bloom, and beasie budz 47 days into flowering. also using FF soil. go easy on it when you first start feeding. i use 2 tsp for 2 gallong. and slowly work up. i usially see burn once i get up to 6tsp per 2 gallons or around 1600ppm, i flush than back of on nutes.
by the time that is done its plain water than harvest. your going to more than likley burn your plants unless you flush using foxfarms around once a month, or go easy on the nutes.
fox farms also has 3 new products out and one of them is to flush your plants. they also have a new feeding schedule up.
by the time that is done its plain water than harvest. your going to more than likley burn your plants unless you flush using foxfarms around once a month, or go easy on the nutes.
fox farms also has 3 new products out and one of them is to flush your plants. they also have a new feeding schedule up.
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Pureblood89
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Yeah, There is also
Microbe Brew - Microbe Food (Carbohydrate Formula)
Kangaroots - Root Stimulant
Sledgehammer - Flushing Aide
IMHO, just sounds like they're trying to push more products that have little if any benefits, versus not using them. Plus there are much cheaper and readily available products already out there that offer the same thing.
Microbe Brew - Microbe Food (Carbohydrate Formula)
Kangaroots - Root Stimulant
Sledgehammer - Flushing Aide
IMHO, just sounds like they're trying to push more products that have little if any benefits, versus not using them. Plus there are much cheaper and readily available products already out there that offer the same thing.
princesshigh
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I havent used it in weeks, but I went by the directions with Tiger and Big Bloom and something did go wrong.
Some of my fan leaves started getting this wierd brown pattern. Brown little dots . Since then I have been afraid to use.
Im not feeding anything but fresh water till my last month of flower. Yes I got the Cha Ching and I am going to give it a shot
in very small doses.
Pureblood89
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Brown little dots along the veins of the Fan Leaves is the tell tale sign of Calcium Deficiency. You should have invested in some Cal-Mag or even Molasses, it also has a substantial amount of Calcium. When I use the Fox Farm line I add a little Botanicare Cal-Mag +.
needmorechronic
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Hey guys, useing fox famrs 2ndgro im not the biggest fan i have to say no matter how hard i try i always seem to get these little brown or orange and red spots on a few shade leaves, it seemds like when useing FF my plants were showing nute burn yet nut deficancy, guess what i need to do is start flushing more often like maybe every two weeks, also one guy in this thread said u should definatly use ph up with TB ill have to try that, sounds like that might be my problem seeing as how FF says TB has a low PH
