fadetoblack72
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I'd like one for vegging and one for flowering. I am going to start indoors and plant outdoors and also have a SOG going. I am guessing that I don't want anything organic for the outdoor plants.
Fox farms...but which ones?
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fadetoblack72
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Thanks buddyI would get the trio pack- Grow Big, Big Bloom, and Tiger Bloom. That is your best bet
Tom
closettrooper
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you should also try open sesame, cha ching, and beastie bloom. heres their grow schedule. http://fivepointgardens.com/pics/feedingschedules/foxfarmsoilbig.JPG
Greenisgold
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You do not need BB, to me it's a waste of money as I saw no difference in side by side comparisons.
You do not need open sesame as well unless you want to stunt the growth of your plant. It's very strange to me that they have you applying this stuff before you even flower, but i guess if you want the plant to basically stop all stretching then go for it. I bought it and threw it out after the first grow. I really like ff products, and I use the other 2 dry products, but I do not think it's up to their standards. In other words, I feel they are in it for the money in regards to those 3 products as they did not even formulate them, but bought out another co. That does not make them bad, but is just concerning to me is all. These are only my opinions.
Peace.
P.S. When I'm out of the ff products it's floranova from now one, and I have been a firm believer of ff products for years now. FN is awesome and out performs the plants I give ff.
You do not need open sesame as well unless you want to stunt the growth of your plant. It's very strange to me that they have you applying this stuff before you even flower, but i guess if you want the plant to basically stop all stretching then go for it. I bought it and threw it out after the first grow. I really like ff products, and I use the other 2 dry products, but I do not think it's up to their standards. In other words, I feel they are in it for the money in regards to those 3 products as they did not even formulate them, but bought out another co. That does not make them bad, but is just concerning to me is all. These are only my opinions.
Peace.
P.S. When I'm out of the ff products it's floranova from now one, and I have been a firm believer of ff products for years now. FN is awesome and out performs the plants I give ff.
greenfirekilla420
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Why not go organic?????? Basically no risk in burning your plants and NO CHEMICALS isn't that what weed is about????? No man made chemicals.... You should check out Blue Mountain Organics on Ebay. Just type in BMO then go to buy it now and find them. They priced AWESOME and work GREAT. The guy makes all the stuff himself and sells it on ebay. FAST shipping and I never burned my plants even being stupid and doing a double dose in a gallon cause I was to lazy to double check the package and just guessed at what it said lol, but it was a double dose.
Fox Farm also has the bags of the dry organic top feed nutes. Those work pretty good. I picked up the Happy Frog Fruit and Flower bag no burn even with the double dose of liquid nutes ( I added this to the top of soil and then forgot to check the back of the bottle before I added/watered)
Fox Farm also has the bags of the dry organic top feed nutes. Those work pretty good. I picked up the Happy Frog Fruit and Flower bag no burn even with the double dose of liquid nutes ( I added this to the top of soil and then forgot to check the back of the bottle before I added/watered)
fadetoblack72
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Thanks for all the relies. I ordered some fox farms tonight. Got the trio pack- Grow Big, Big Bloom, and Tiger Bloom. So I should just go half strength and use their feeding schedules right?
Greenisgold
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Does that mean you only use BB as it's the only organic nute of of them all?
Greenisgold
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Yes, start low and work your way up based on the plants reaction/size of plant and size of pot. When you get to flowering make sure you test ph as TB will drop it like a rock.
MileHIGHclub101
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Im a loyal ff all product line user and i have to say...it's all in the strain...different strain want different amounts and can withstand different amounts of nutes....i'm finding now that if you have a sativa dominate strain you want to REALLY reduce the amount of feeding that fox farm requires infact you could just use the liquid feeding only on these types...but Indicas love the whole spectrum i havent found one that doesn't...The key is starting off with a weakened version of what they recomend and see how the plant reacts (usually two to three days after feeding). But as far as the BB is concerned it does work it just makes your bulbs swell. I didnt believe that spending 23 bucks on a feeding additive that i only use maybe a tsp by the end of using it,but if you dont you can tell the difference you really can!
fadetoblack72
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ok so I have sour diesel. That would be an indica strain correct? Also what would I do to raise the ph of my water? I've got the Grow big, TB, BB trio coming and that's all I plan to use.
MileHIGHclub101
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there are some home remedies you can use but sometimes you can do a little too much and is hard in terms of being able to use a measurable amount...I recomend a PH Up solution it is usually like seven bucks and it tells you things like a teaspoon will raise the ph .5 for every teaspoon per gallon...If you still want some handy home remedies just let me know
fadetoblack72
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Well I am curious about the home remedies and also wonder what other people do when adding tiger bloom.