Looking for a good Organic Bloom Booster

GHOPZZ · Nov 27, 2011

I am looking to change my organic booster I use now which is Alaskan Morabloom, I use BMO Veg?Bloom nutes. Just looking for something that works really good and is organic. What does everyone use

dougoly · Nov 28, 2011

I've been very happy with the Fox Farms line. A bit of the tea and Tiger Bloom is keeping my girls booming.

bamfrivet · Nov 28, 2011

I like Dr. Earth's line of products personally. They have it at my local nursery and it's a little cheaper than fox farm. Either of them are good, I just like Dr. Earth a little more.

NightbirdX · Nov 28, 2011

Fox Farms is not organic. Only the Big Bloom is. I use Budswell and Roots Organic HPK. They work great.

unohu69 · Nov 28, 2011

http://www.dirtworks.net/Bat-Guano-Organic-Fertilizer.html

cave bat guano, I have also used the superswell, epsom salts.

You should also check out Subs super soil.

personified · Nov 30, 2011

(P) Bat Guano and Sea Bird Guano then boo ya baby!! Yep and mentioned above epson salts the plants need that for flowering.

chiefcheekrocca · Dec 1, 2011

Roots organics makes one called HPK which is awesome. Strong though so be careful! Also.roots organics makes the soul synthetics line and another great bloom booster called big swell. Its derived from yucca extract, kelp, molasses, and other good stuff. Good stuff great pricing (at least around here). Global happy growing and stay safe.

malignant · Dec 1, 2011

guano and molasses, lots of molasses, people underestimate its abilities to boost your plant.

GHOPZZ · Dec 6, 2011

What's is alot of molasses? How much per gallon of water? When should I apply mid flowering till harvest?

malignant · Dec 7, 2011

4 tbsp per gallon

GHOPZZ · Dec 9, 2011

that seems like alot of molasses, does anyone else use molasses during flowering? and how much to a gallon of water do u use?

watchhowIdoit · Dec 9, 2011

Molasses, the myth continues. You want the best organic bloom booster? Keep you plant happy, healthy, green and thriving till harvest. A well balanced diet of 17 basic elements will accomplish this every time.....

KushDog · Dec 9, 2011

I was thinking about trying organicare pure Bloom ,, it is organic

dtp5150 · Dec 9, 2011

compost tea with lots of
citrus fruit skins ash
molasses residue and waste
granite dust
cucumber and potato skins ash
cottonseed hulls ash
cantaloupe rinds ash
apple skins ash
wood ash
string beans ash
seaweed ( has lots of micros too )

Wolverine97 · Dec 11, 2011

malignant said:
4 tbsp per gallon

That's waaaaaay too much.

NightbirdX · Dec 12, 2011

Ya 4TBS is a ton of molasses. A little goes a long way, maybe try 4 tsp, lol.

catmando · Dec 13, 2011

i used one tablespoon mollases per gallon, that seems like the most widely accepted amount of moll.

Sunbiz1 · Dec 13, 2011

malignant said:
4 tbsp per gallon

This is what happens when you use too much, it took me a month to correct the N lockout. 1-2 Tbsp/gal every other watering is what I recommend.

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