this is organic soil correct...says u dont need to add any nutes for the first month is that correct..also i picked up that 3 in 1 from foxfarm...big grow, big bloom and tiger bloom..when and what stage do i start using these...after 1 month start on big grow...then when flowering use big bloom and tiger bloom both right?...thx for any help little confused
foxfarm ocean forest soil
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wyteberrywidow
Global
Correct,correct and correct..
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
i knoiw that when i bought my fox farm trio, it came with a lil feeding schedule thingy on i think the top or the side or something like that.. the feeding schedule is pretty sweet, it breaks it down week to week, and tells you how much of each product to use at what week.
i would imagine that the fox farm website would have the schedule, but if you can't find it, hit me up, and i'll try and tell you what mine says..
but you've got it, and from what wyte told you, you should be on the right track..
i would imagine that the fox farm website would have the schedule, but if you can't find it, hit me up, and i'll try and tell you what mine says..
but you've got it, and from what wyte told you, you should be on the right track..
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
yah, i ran into the same problem, so what i did was just start their week one on week four, and their week two on week five, and so on and so on, and it seemed to work out pretty well for me.. hope that helps..
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
no problem nmate..
IXOYE
Active Member
I just picked up the same trio today. I don't have the schedule and haven't seen their website yet but from what I understand the idea is to use big bloom through the entire grow (save for germination), in conjunction with the other two. So: big bloom+grow big for vegging and big bloom+tiger bloom for flowering. Got'ta love that ocean forest soil, soon as I transplanted to that my plants doubled in size.
KronDonSmoker
Active Member
There should be two schedule's on the page I believe the on eyou are looking at would be for hydroponics there should be one for soil and it should tell you how many teaspoons or tablespoons
CSI Stickyicky
Well-Known Member
Use that tiger bloom very sparingly. The big bloom is awesome stuff. There is a feeding chart at fox farms website, but seriously, tiger bloom at half strength or even quarter strength. Personally, i stopped using it, in favor of Jamaican Bat Guano in my compost tea. The plants respond to it way more than Tiger Bloom, which burns too easily.
wannaquickee
Well-Known Member
^ INDEED he is correct
Panda Bear
Member
Where did you guys buy this stuff? How much did it all cost?????????????????
IXOYE
Active Member
I am looking at the soil schedule from here:
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/feedingfox.html
Still not sure how to read those 6, 3, 2s.
I will go with the forums advice and use tiger and grow big sparingly at 1/4 strength just every so often too.
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IXOYE
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I paid $11.xx for a 32oz bottle of each (all three cost me $34) which is a steal -- end of the year/post Christmas sale here: lovelandhydroponics.com who usually sells them for $17.xx a piece...they are the most affordable shop in the state but when they have sales the deals are impossible to pass up. I've seen the 32ozs around here at other garden centers for up to $25 each normally!
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racerboy71
bud bootlegger
i'm not sure as i haven't looked at my ff schedule in ages, but what i think your referring to is the npk ratios of the nuits your using... the first, the 6, is the n, the second, the p, and lastly is the k..
Panda Bear
Member
Damn so that is a good deal? How many plants does this last for? Any idea how much a bag of fox farm soil costs?
racerboy71
bud bootlegger
i think i pay around $20 or so for the 1.5 cubic yard bag from my hydro store.. its a lil over inflated, and could probably find it cheaper online, but after shipping costs, not by much.. and i like to support my local shops..