are my plants shocked/big bud thread MERGED

awesome, that was exactly what i was looking for,thank you so much,and hopfully doing it this way will save me a lot of trouble with burn and over feeding.You guys are the best and once again i apologize for the lack of clarity on my questions.Weedhound what do you suggest i do about my dr.hornsby big bud and flora nectur,use those exactly as what they say on the back or measure it by ppms like you suggested with my other nute and fert.Sorry if this is a stupid question i just dont want to mess up anything and what better advice to follow than people who KNOW what they are doing.:)

You don't NEED the big bud. You should wait to add any type of bloom booster supplements until your plants are in good health. This goes for ANY supplement. Concentrate on getting good results with your base fert, calmag, and zyme. Then add a booster when you have more confidence and have brought healthy plants to harvest at least once in the system you are running.

It's pointless to put a performance exhaust on your car if it's got no engine.

okay thanky you very much.Im sorry to report that 1 of my two is beyond saving im going to have to pull it and the other one is turning yellow and getting very limp,so...i'll start over with my blueberry clones and use the ppm measuring like weedhound said and wait till the plants start budding until i add my big bud and flora nectur as opposed adding it to the begging when i moved them from veg to bloom.thanks again

Have you checked out my sticky on a nute schedule? Works great for me.

http://boards.cannabis.com/hydroponi...otanicare.html

My sticky......I love to say that......:D

Let me say again for the nth time... Bloom boosters should not be used until you have taken at LEAST one crop fully through to harvest! They may add weight in a garden that is dialed in already, but if your garden is not dialed in, you can end up with dead plants.
Your problem really was overuse of supplements, and not following the directions on the back of the bottle of bushmaster.