It was all good man, didnt even react at all to it, she is strong into flowering now, nothing to big thou yet.you started off full strength hope they dont fry you really wanna start off slow at first man let me know how it turns out
they have 2 different bloom boosters.......the 15-30-15 and 10-52-10......there might be others out there but that is all I have come across.The Bloom Booster has a P of 56 if I recall correctly. Quite the boost! You can get 4lbs for like $13 on Amazon.
i use 3 scoops to a gallon on my indoor. in five gallon buckets. the little scoops. and a drop of lemon juice since my ph of my water is 7.5. bring my watewr to around5.7 to 6.1 every time. and they love it. the smoke def dont tast as good as oganics tho. but i dont have time for all of that. not right now anyway.
Damn what kind of freaking plants you have??? Fucking Supermans Weed?i use 3 scoops to a gallon on my indoor. in five gallon buckets. the little scoops. and a drop of lemon juice since my ph of my water is 7.5. bring my watewr to around5.7 to 6.1 every time. and they love it. the smoke def dont tast as good as oganics tho. but i dont have time for all of that. not right now anyway.
Rite Aid, HD, and Lowes all carry it I think......I got some from Rite Aid for a dollar and thirty seven cents on saleFor my experiment plant I went to Walmart for some bloom booster. My post above about my box GDP was with all purpose mg. but Walmart didn't have anymore bloom booster. Cactus MG liquid food has an npk of 2-7-7. You think that'll do?
Yeah a good, rich organic soil is alot less time consuming and worrisome......I have only recently started feeding molasses/seaweed and that was unnecessary. I also just started to feed some Alaska Morbloom today to boost bud productionI find this comment humorous because I choose tlo organics instead of synthetic or organic ferts for the same reason...I don't have time for all of that. Lol different people find different things easier than others.
Man I just noticed this but you spelled out $1.37 and to me that just seemed sooo damn tiring hahaRite Aid, HD, and Lowes all carry it I think......I got some from Rite Aid for a dollar and thirty seven cents on sale
To me it was easier....didn't have to put down my beer to reach the top of the keyboard lolMan I just noticed this but you spelled out $1.37 and to me that just seemed sooo damn tiring haha
LOL thats funny shit I give you respect on that one my friend.To me it was easier....didn't have to put down my beer to reach the top of the keyboard lol
That might be what you're doing but anybody in a miracle thread is feeding the plant, not the soil. Anybody in a thread like this, is just trying to make do and produce the best buds THEY can with the stuff they have.I dont know what you guys are goin for but im goin for the best possible quality and im have been using Earth Juice grow and bloom seriously the shit is amazing! No PH adjustment... And i foliar feed with organic liqued kelp its seriouly very very usefull for foliar and feeding ur soil which is what ur doing... Feedin the soil to enhance the micro organisms not so much feeding the plants... Just my 2cents lol!!!
Well you do what you do and we will do what we do........Btw, I use Miracle Gro and have never ph adjusted anythingI dont know what you guys are goin for but im goin for the best possible quality and im have been using Earth Juice grow and bloom seriously the shit is amazing! No PH adjustment... And i foliar feed with organic liqued kelp its seriouly very very usefull for foliar and feeding ur soil which is what ur doing... Feedin the soil to enhance the micro organisms not so much feeding the plants... Just my 2cents lol!!!
For organic ferts look into Age Old Organics......they are cheao and effective. I know that dude FDD used it and had huge, tasty looking buds.This year I my Tlo vs MG expiriment was thwarted. Next year I might spring for some other nutes. 3 plants, 15 gallons each, plant in June. Start all with same soil. Organic ferts vs Chemical ferts vs MG. Taste test in December after a slow curing process.