blueberrymilkshake
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Bud sites started forming a week or two ago, but I'm not sure when to switch
When to switch b. pepper and tomato to maxibloom from maxigrow?
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crimsonecho
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i guess you’d be using bloom nutrients almost from start to finish with tomatoes especially with indeterminate types and peppers
they will keep producing green growth flowers and fruit simultaneously so a mix of bloom and grow nutes would be better imo
they will keep producing green growth flowers and fruit simultaneously so a mix of bloom and grow nutes would be better imo
blueberrymilkshake
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Thanks, man. I haven't switched because I didn't know if there was enough N in maxibloom for them.
crimsonecho
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probably there isn’t though so i’d still keep the grow in there i think tomatoes and peppers cpuld benefit from something like 1:1:1 ratio because leaves stems flowers and fruits are all happening at the same time with those gals
i usually add ewc manure and bat guano to my pots and water in molasses once the flowers set in for a little sugar and K so really not sure on chemicals
i usually add ewc manure and bat guano to my pots and water in molasses once the flowers set in for a little sugar and K so really not sure on chemicals
Billy the Mountain
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Trinidad Scorpion Pepper using Maxibloom at 2 EC since peppers started forming
Been doing so for a long time
I've never seen evidence of any N deficiency whatsoever
Been doing so for a long time
I've never seen evidence of any N deficiency whatsoever
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blueberrymilkshake
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That's a nice plant. Thanks for the advice.
buckaclark
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Masterblend for the win
buckaclark
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Closer nodes ,they needs the potassium for fruit set
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