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    little or no N? (near the end)

    so i always thought it was best to cut out all N during the last few weeks
    but looking at the fox farms line of ferts and i see that after using "beastie bloomz" 0-50-30 they want growers to change ferts to "cha ching" 9-50-10


    so why do they think bringing the N back up a bit at the very end would be a good thing??? :wtf:
    fatsackville Reviewed by fatsackville on . little or no N? (near the end) so i always thought it was best to cut out all N during the last few weeks but looking at the fox farms line of ferts and i see that after using "beastie bloomz" 0-50-30 they want growers to change ferts to "cha ching" 9-50-10 so why do they think bringing the N back up a bit at the very end would be a good thing??? :wtf: Rating: 5

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    little or no N? (near the end)

    its NOT a good thing,
    nitrogen the last couple weeks can make the weed taste terrible,

    last 2 weeks you should have flushed and only water

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    little or no N? (near the end)

    thats what i thought.
    so i guess it would be best to stay with "beastie bloomz" untill the end (by END i mean end of feedings)
    i would still flush but only for about week because any growing i do or have done is always in ground soil


    im still confused about why foxfarms would market a "last stage" fert with increased nitrogen??
    maybe the added N boost in "cha ching" is for other kinds of plants?

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    #4
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    little or no N? (near the end)

    I use CC on my 2OO+ pepetual grow.

    I find the plants do not cannablize w/the N. and I do 7 strains. They all love it.

    You LEACH soil, not flush last 2 weeks. I only flush soil as last resort to try and save. I've not had problems to that extent in 1O yrs or more.
    boy wonder cried and cried because batman doesn\'t respect him or his methods.

    golly gee boy wonder....now you have a home.

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    #5
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    little or no N? (near the end)

    Quote Originally Posted by fatsackville
    im still confused about why foxfarms would market a "last stage" fert with increased nitrogen??
    maybe the added N boost in "cha ching" is for other kinds of plants?
    That's a pretty safe guess. Most soils and ferts are aimed at growing either house plants and/or food crops. After all, we ALL know that growing marijuana is illegal and I'm sure that NONE of us would knowingly break the law, so that means there really isn't a market for ferts designed for marijuana plants, right?

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    #6
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    little or no N? (near the end)

    Quote Originally Posted by Help_Needed
    After all, we ALL know that growing marijuana is illegal and I'm sure that NONE of us would knowingly break the law,

    speak for yourself im from CA and carry the 215 : ) so when i do grow it will be legal.
    but i know what your saying

    the thing is i could have sworn that both AN & FF claim that their ferts are made specific for cannabis???? idk maybe im confused

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    #7
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    little or no N? (near the end)

    Quote Originally Posted by fatsackville
    speak for yourself im from CA and carry the 215 : ) so when i do grow it will be legal.
    but i know what your saying

    the thing is i could have sworn that both AN & FF claim that their ferts are made specific for cannabis???? idk maybe im confused
    You're not confused, but others are.

    canna brands must be for canna bananna fofanna plants?

    Cha ching was made and marketed for pot 20yrs ago?

    Miricale grow is for house plants(ornamentals), not weeds.
    boy wonder cried and cried because batman doesn\'t respect him or his methods.

    golly gee boy wonder....now you have a home.

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