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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    well im in like Day 24 of flowering been giving my plants miracle grow flowering nutes.....would it hurt my plant if i quit using the mg and start using this

    thanx
    50ul }{4ck3r Reviewed by 50ul }{4ck3r on . Fox Farm Nutrient Trio well im in like Day 24 of flowering been giving my plants miracle grow flowering nutes.....would it hurt my plant if i quit using the mg and start using this thanx Rating: 5

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    the Fox Farms nutrients are excellent, I use them a lot ... like ALL nutrients, they are only good if used correctly, dilution and frequency are quite important ... use correctly, get great grows, ignore the directions and over-do it, you'll kill your plants ... nothing wrong with the MG, IF you dilute it correctly, but the FF is a little more specific ... the plant doesn't know whether its getting nitrogen, potassium, phosphates, iron, etc, from one source or another ... :smokin:

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    well how do u measure it to water ratio

    Well this thing i upload is this the right one to use

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    Are you growing in soil? Before I switched,I would get the ph of the soil neutral or as close to that as I could.You can do this by flushing them. Once you have the soil like you should.That is where your common sense comes into play.Use your best judgement. When you pick a nute to use for flowering,use one with a high P rating. Low on the N and K. When you change like that you are raising your levels of nutes,if you use one with a higher number.

    Ga Grown!

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    yes im going in soil...is this fox farm gonna workin in soil

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    Yeah! Like reaper says, don't over do it.You'll kill'em.Start with 1/4 and move up.Keep a check on that ph.

    Ga Grown!

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    thanx guys...so which chart should i use i found like 3 of them...its for a soil grow

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    well anyone know to get the ph thing with the ph up and down included...for cheap

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    I bought this pH-pen after doing a lot of price-comparisons, and suggestions Milwaukee pH600-AQ Pocket pH Meter/Tester, Pool/pH 600 - (eBay item 300183226132 end time Dec-26-07 17:05:13 PST) I got it fast, and it works great ... be sure to read the directions carefully, you should get a small bottle of 7.0 calibration fluid (cheap) ... that same eBay store has lots of growing accessories, too, here's the link to their catalog eBay Store - eSeasonGear: Milwaukee Meters, HANNA Instruments, Meter- Controllers ... :thumbsup:

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    Fox Farm Nutrient Trio

    dont i need the ph down and up for my water

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