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04-06-2013, 01:53 AM #1
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Is this Mag & Cal or ? deficiency?
FF says: "Thereā??s no need for nitrogen fertilizers at first; instead try an organic blend like FoxFarm Big BloomĀ® Liquid Plant Food to encourage strong branching and a sturdy, healthy growth habit".
Originally Posted by Mal420xl
So there you have it! My plants really looks like they had a "blow-torch" put to them, that's for sure. Mia coppa. I'm the only one to blame. Their schedule calls for 2 tsp Tiger Bloom (2-8-4) + 1 Tbl Big Bloom (.01-.3-.7) every other watering.
They also recommend the following products for Flowering every other watering:
Open SesameĀ® Early Flowering Formula
( 5 - 45 - 19 ) 1st 2 wks of Flowering 1/4-1/2 tsp
Open SesameĀ® is a pH balanced blend of extra strength nutrients specifically designed for use during early flowering and ripening in fruits, buds, and flowers. With Open SesameĀ® you can look for enhanced flower size and multiple bud development. Use in soilless mixes, organic soils, hydroponics, and aeroponic systems. Open SesameĀ® is a high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer thatā??s designed to bring plants into bloom on command. Just say the magic words!
Beastie BloomzĀ® Heavyweight Blossom Builder
( 0 - 50 - 30 ) wks 3 & 4 of Flowering 1/4 - 1/2 tsp
Beastie BloomzĀ® is perfect for gardeners and growers who are ready to take their plants to the next level. This is a high-phosphorus soluble fertilizer thatā??s geared towards building amazing buds and flowers. Our revolutionary micronutrient pack is designed to create unbelievable internal bud density, which means that plants create fat, dense, tightly-packed blossoms, and plenty of them. Youā??ll also see exceptionally brilliant color and a long, dazzling blooming season.
Cha ChingĀ® Late Flowering Formula
( 9 - 50 - 10 ) wks 5-8 of Flowering 1/4 - 1/2 tsp
FoxFarm engineered Cha ChingĀ® to maximize a plantā??s production. Cha ChingĀ® is a high-phosphorus fertilizer that wonā??t leave a salty residue or build up in the soil and creates juicy, robust fruit with concentrated flavor and perfect texture.Happy Retiree Reviewed by Happy Retiree on . Is this Mag & Cal or ? deficiency? Hello... We're growing indoors in soil. Take a look at these photos. Does it look like a magnesium &/or calcium deficiency? The plants just started their 6th week in flower. We fertilize every other watering & pH is always around the mid 6's. PPM in our water is around 60. Day temp in the room is around 75. Thanks for your help. 289924289925289926289927289928 Rating: 5
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