Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
Ok well i just baught fox farms, Big Bloom, open sesame, beastie boys,and cha-ching.
First question i have is, should i mix big bloom and calmag plus to my everyday water?
my plants are about 2 months into veg and i plan on switching the lights to 12/12 tomarrow, should i start giving it the open sesame now, or wait a week into flowering?
Anyone have good expierence with the fox farm nutrients, any advice on feeding schedual? I saw the one foxfarms has on the website, dont know if it is the best schedual.
Thanks alot!!!
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
Follow the recommended dosage that FF gives on the chart. But use the LOWER number each time, and only feed every OTHER watering. I use all 6 FF nutes, and have learned the hard way how hot they are...
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Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
If you use tap water, I would give half-dosage of CalMag, once a week. If on filtered or bottled water, one regular dose per week.
Regarding the Fox Farms schedule...in veg I follow it to a tee, in flower I use regular strength Tiger Bloom, half-strength Big Bloom, and after a month of flower...I start adding the Cha Ching (lower dose) and molasses to the regimin.
IMHO, Open Sesame isnt really necessary, but I'd like to try the Beastie Bloomz sometime. (fixed income prevents this)
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
i use reverse osmosis system water.
What does the molasses do?
and should i stop giving it any nutrients like 2 weeks before i chop my plants down.
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
blackstrap molasses is tasty goodness! I used it and tiger bloom and big bloom til about a week before chop time, then gave her a nice flush. The word on the street is that it gives you a larger yield...Jorge Cervantes has some pictures in the marijuana growers bible that shows a bud w/o molasses and one with. The one fed molasses is about 20% larger than the one not fed molasses.
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
Fox Farms has done most of the leg work for us. The only devation I use is I only use water for the first week after germination. Then I follow the schedule they recommend until I decide to flower.
During flower follow the instructions provided by Fox Farms. I have found out the hard way not to over feed with the solubles. Plus I only use the lower ratio of 1/4 teaspoon of the solubles EVERY OTHER WATERING.
The last week to 10 days of flowering I use water mixed with 1 tablespoon of molasses per gallon. I hope this helps.
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
yep thanks alot for info guys.
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
I was wondering, are you guys running soil or hydro?
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
I USE FOX FARM CHEMICALS IN SOIL I FOLLOW THERE DIRT SCHEDULE A LITTLE UNDER THERE RECOMEDATION..WORKS WONDERS.. AND YEAH 2 WEEKS BEFORE HARVEST FLUSH AND ON LY FEED WATER.. LEAVES A GREAT SMOKE..:rastasmoke:
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by highweedskunk22
...AND YEAH 2 WEEKS BEFORE HARVEST FLUSH AND ON LY FEED WATER.. LEAVES A GREAT SMOKE..:rastasmoke:
Why...? I can understand doing this for a few days or maybe even a week at the most, but you are restricting growth during what I consider the most important time during the grow, when all of the bulk is added. Do you put her in total darkness for a few days before harvest, too?
Also, what's up with the caps lock...?
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
ok Rusty.. sounds good but I've never heard anybody say only flush a few days before harvest. I know the ferts are organic but still... why shouldnt it be flushed for up to 2 weeks?
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
I've always flushed 2 weeks before harvest(with Final Flush once or twice the final week),as I've never grown 100% organically and would rather lessen the chance of any chemical residue within my grow...I do give em molasses or SWEET until the week before harvest...:stoned::smokin:
Fox farm nutrients Help!!!!!!!!
i went 100% organic last time and as i said before flushed about a week before harvest and mine had zero chemical taste...in fact it tasted almost like tea leaves, Yum!