What nutrient is best for flowering.

edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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Hey guys I am going to get a flowering nutrient from fox farm.
They have big bloom, tiger bloom and grow big.

I can't afford all 3 so which one do you guys think is the best for when my plant goes into flowering stage.
 
A grouping of three products from FoxFarm: Big Bloom®, Grow Big®, and Tiger Bloom®. When used in sequence, this combination of fertilizers will increase plant vigor and production. Begin your growing season by supporting basic plant growth with Grow Big®. Apply Tiger Bloom® when plants begin to bud. Use Big Bloom® throughout the grow cycle (or growing season) to continue to support mature plants.
Grow Big® 6-4-4
Water-soluble formulation contains a variety of essential ingredients for boosting vegetative growth including Norwegian kelp and earthworm castings that increases plant growth, vigor and production
Tiger Bloom® 2-8-4
Supports healthy development of buds, flowers and fruits.
High phosphorus fertilizer that contains chelated minerals, earthworm castings and Kelp
Low pH to improve nutrient availability and increase storage stability.
Big Bloom® 0.01-0.3-0.7
Supports flowering and fruiting and extends the growing season
Micro-brewed formula contains rock phosphate, Norwegian kelp, earthworm castings, bat guano and other plant boosting ingredients.
 
If money is an issue. Take a look at MaxiBloom powder from general hydroponics. Also look up the Lucas formula. That's all you need all the way through veg and flower. If you get the 2 pound bag it will last a long time.
 
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I don't strictly believe in using "flowering nutrients" or "bloom boosters". Plants store lots of phosphorus in their roots and vascular tissue and if you've fed your plants enough phosphorus in vegetative stage, you won't need to use that much flowering nutrients in bloom, because they will do more harm than good. A little phosphorus always goes a long way, and FYI, plants need more nitrogen in flowering than you think. So the point is to always keep your macro and micronutrients in balance.
 
Hessam said:
I don't strictly believe in using "flowering nutrients" or "bloom boosters". Plants store lots of phosphorus in their roots and vascular tissue and if you've fed your plants enough phosphorus in vegetative stage, you won't need to use that much flowering nutrients in bloom, because they will do more harm than good. A little phosphorus always goes a long way, and FYI, plants need more nitrogen in flowering than you think. So the point is to always keep your macro and micronutrients in balance.
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Damn well I nuke em then lmao 2350ppm on the 500 scale weeks 6-8 lmao
 
Thank you a lot that was very detailed. I still am not sure about what to get though.
I'm familiar with how each of the 3 nutrients work but I can't afford all 3 of them.
It seems like the tiger bloom might be the best for auto's but I have no idea.
I was thinking of not using any nutrients but If you weren't able to get all 3 what would you get. Thank you again for the detailed reply.
 
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edwardvanhalen123456 said:
Thank you a lot that was very detailed. I still am not sure about what to get though.
I'm familiar with how each of the 3 nutrients work but I can't afford all 3 of them.
It seems like the tiger bloom might be the best for auto's but I have no idea.
I was thinking of not using any nutrients but If you weren't able to get all 3 what would you get. Thank you again for the detailed reply.
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Or you can create your own flowering nutes.......pretty fucken cheaply too i might add. Get away from bottled products my dude. You can make a better product in your kitchen or garage
 
I don't understand why you would say I'm lazy. What I am doing now is actually the opposite of being lazy.
I just want some advice on this subject which gives you know reason to call me lazy.
 
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