Currently using ff big bloom and tiger bloom... NEED HELP~

hey guys just have a quick question...I have just started my flowering and have been using FF big bloom and Tiger bloom.. Is there anything out there that i can also use? that will most deffnety help contribute to more yeild etc. etc.....thing ive found so far are FF beastie blooms but the npk rating is 0-50-30...tiger bloom is much much less than that..would hat burn and hurt my plants? andalso ive heard of big bud?

ANY HELP WOULD BE MUCH APPRECIATED

Beastie bloomz and cha ching are pretty good, it wont burn your plant because you only use 1/4 tsp a gallon

I have never used it but I hear bloombastic is specifically designed for cannabis. It is expensive but supposedly the best.

I burned my plants using open sesame...

Just stick with the Tiger bloom/big bloom, yield will get better as your experience grows...

The extra stuff will often cause more problems. Keep it simple. Like golaker said you will get better with experience. Go by science not opinions and hype and you will be ahead of 90% of the people out there. Magic potions and powders will get you into trouble. Read up on NPK ratios. Just use grow and bloom. Ask Fox Farms if they have everything needed or if they are lacking in needed nutrients. If they don't contain what you need then go to Walmart, yes Walmart and get some Peter's or something. Just make sure the NPK ration is correct for the growth stage such as veg and bloom. I don't believe in magic potions at the grow store.

^ agree 100%

The best way to learn to grow is to change your nutes/ppm's/watering-feeding schedule ACCORDINGLY.

This really isn't stressed enough, you should feed your plants what THEY TELL YOU to feed them.

If you have lush growth, green leaves, and a healthy plant, DO NOT go throwing in fertilizers that are 0-700-300. That is just ASKING FOR TROUBLE.

When you experience some yellowing, add a little more N.

If your plants look like they have a Mag Def, add Cal-Mag.

See how that works? That's how you grow healthy plants...