Fox farm Tiger bloom and big bloom

I too use the FF nutes, and water with the recommended dose every other watering. I adjust it as the plants tell me to.... They get plenty of food, but I'd rather underfeed than overfeed in soil anyday.

Once every 2 weeks or so i run a ton of plain PH'ed water through them (3 x container size), to help remove any excess salts and leach the soil.

They (FF Nutes) are not fully organic (OMRI listed) except for the Big Bloom and the "Peace of Mind" series - GB and TB are only organic based, and I have burned ladies with Tiger Bloom

thnx for the info man that helps alot

i picked up some today and started my girls on 3/4 strength and added epsom salt a 2 tblspns to the gallon witch is mild. That will help with mg if your having problems with that.

Here's a schedule for you....I trust you're in soil .....

There is a light warrior schedule as well as one for their new organics line....
I'll have to do some digging for you over at my other site.


you may have to manipulate it a bit to read

Foxfarm Feeding schedule

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if i mix some fox farm and put it in a clear water bottle and let it sit for 3-4 days, will it get bad?? will light make it bad too?

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Originally Posted by incognito570

i picked up some today and started my girls on 3/4 strength and added epsom salt a 2 tblspns to the gallon witch is mild. That will help with mg if your having problems with that.

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I dont know if u should be putting any salt into ur water... Im pretty sure that when salt builds up it locks out nutes and fuks up ph.. thats just what i heard thoo

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Originally Posted by cigarettes42

if i mix some fox farm and put it in a clear water bottle and let it sit for 3-4 days, will it get bad?? will light make it bad too?

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I wouldnt let anything that is even partially organic sit in a container for three days in the frigerator, let alone out in the light. Might as well just make a fresh new batch :thumbsup: we dont want to taint our babies now do we

I don't know why this thread got bumped but you're helping an outdoor grower with plants that got chopped LAST October.. :D

2 tablespoons Epsom salts per gallon is HORRIBLY high; 1/4- 1/2 TEASPOON is correct dosage.

sorry i think i bumped it. i was just searching the threads for fox farm and thought my question would be cool in here, i just didnt want to start a new thread about my small nute question