The Big Bloom is one part of a nutrient trio. Growing roses or tomatoes, or flowers with the stuff, likely the directions on the bottle are sufficient. My major issue with the Big Bloom, is the slow release of nutrients. When I don't cut back on the stuff in flower, it will keep feeding the ladies shit I no longer want them to uptake, and the leaves will stay dark green forever.

The online schedule is of most use when you use the other products, too. And as a stand-alone, Big Bloom doesn't have the micronutes you'll be wanting soon.

The Fox Farms trio is a solid investment.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Lots of pics feedback pls roughly three months old two+ weeks into flowering im having foliage problems that im not sure if its nitrogen def, or fusarium wilt but unfortunatly there dosnt seem to be much info on that subject anywhere. I also pruned these leaves before pics but a few are still there. As u can see some stems r purple also an the leaves that are damaged get very brittle and dry. my temps stay from 67-85 but generally dont swing drastically. im using foxfarm big bloom nutes every day at four tsp per gallon Rating: 5