after switching to 100% Fox Farm nutes a few months ago, I have consistently grown the best looking plants of my life. period. ... in general, (per gallon of pH adjusted springwater) I use one tablespoon of their 'Big Bloom', 2-3 teaspoons of their 'Grow Big Hydroponics' (I used their soil version the first grow, since I already had it, plants did fine), and 1 teaspoon 'Tiger Bloom', and 1/4 teaspoon 'Open Sesame', during 12/12 period ... with exception of adding a bit of CalMag+ and molasses, if I feel like it, I pretty much just use the Fox Farms Feeding Schedule amounts ... my PPM is always on the Low side, so I quit checking it ... simple ... :wtf: ... I check pH every 2-3 days, and it stays close enough, I guess, the plants are healthy ... I don't even check the ppm anymore, the plant seems happy, so to hell with it ... I am either the luckiest sonfabitch in the world, or it just isn't necessary to obsess over plants like most growers do ... I try to mimic nature, and keep things simple ... ( it's a WEED ) ... regardless, I am VERY happy since switching to Fox Farm products (to hell with organics, if the world depended on organic food sources, we'd all be starving) ...
the image reaper Reviewed by the image reaper on . Yellow spots...Fox Farm nutes I have started seeing a common problem on here...Yellow spotting on leaves, by growers using Fox Farm. I have had this problem myself. IMHO, what is going on, is we are over feeding, causing a Ph imbalance, leading to lock-out...I have troubleshooted the HELL out of this issue...with help from Stinky, WH, reaper...and others. So my conclusion is stated. Give me your thoughts, and share your issues if you have had any. I think the solution is simple. (thanks JG2007) We should use the minimum Rating: 5