If you want a true organic grow it might be best for you not to use the Fox Farm nutrients. Fox Farm Tiger Bloom is not OMRI certified for organic use. FF Tiger Bloom is "organic based", which means that it is mostly made from organic materials, however it still contains some chemical fertilizers. As far as organic nutes goes for vegging I would use a combination of earthworm castings, guano, and kelp, these things can usually be found in places like walmart/lowes etc.I was thinking sence i have a full bottle or foxfarm tiger bloom i'd use it for flowering, i was wondering what i'd need to make it threw vegging on nothing but organics from like walmart or lowes. can't forget home depot.
Worm casing for sure,but at Wal-Mart you can find Blood meal that is rich in nitro or go to Home Depot and get the Alaska Brand Fish Emulsion.KEEP SMOKE ALIVE!!I was thinking sence i have a full bottle or foxfarm tiger bloom i'd use it for flowering, i was wondering what i'd need to make it threw vegging on nothing but organics from like walmart or lowes. can't forget home depot.
So, you can pick it up on the way home from work... Hard to beat....
You know about the Alaska fish,huh? I bet your grow looks good? I've been using it for years and i got the hook up from my Horticulture teacher at Grossmont college! KEEP SMOKE ALIVE!!Yes.. The ole' Alaskan Fish Emulsion 5-1-1 NPK. It's been around for years, it's cheap and works great during veggie growth. Plus it is available at Home Depot, Wally World, and fine shopping establishments everywhere...
