Nute feeding? 6 weeks ve

[Kronic Budz]

Ok well i have been using my organic bat guano as a tea for around 4-5 weeks now and is working good and is a high nitrogen of 9-2-2. I also purchased a organic nutrients fox farms tiger bloom and is 2-8-4. I was planning on flowering in about a week so should i just wait to use tiger bloom at the start of flowering and contiune using my guano? Or should i use my regular strength or guano and start at 1/4 strength of the Tiger bloom also.

NOTE: Im really looking for more leaf growth and bulkness since they were previously stretched so im trying to fill them out more to be able to hold good buds in flowering.


1. Sensi Star- 9.5" 12 full leaf sets and smaller ones coming in at nodes.(want those to grow to full size before i flower)
2. Snow Cap- 13" 12 full leaf sets and smaller ones coming in at nodes.(want those to grow to full size before i flower)

Noah

 

[DLtoker]

Great looking plants Kronic. I just wanted to warn you about Tiger Bloom not being organic. This is a widely misinterpreted issue with the hydro FF nutes I have noticed. Both Tiger Bloom and Grow Big are organic based, while Big Bloom is the only truly organic liquid fert they have. Didn't know if you knew that or not... The guanos are doing great for you. FF makes a powdered fert that comes in boxes that is called Peace of Mind. They are great for making tea and even top dressing your soil with. Either way, those are some nice genetics you have there and I vet you wont be let down.

It is super cheap compared to their liquid ferts as well... Here.

 

[kindphriend]

Nice girls you got there Kronic, if you want to get width from those girls, you can top your plant. I would also increase the amount of lights you got on her I would get a 400HPS and see how she takes to that. I bet you´ll start to get those nodes to grow a little more.

 

[Kronic Budz]

Great looking plants Kronic. I just wanted to warn you about Tiger Bloom not being organic. This is a widely misinterpreted issue with the hydro FF nutes I have noticed. Both Tiger Bloom and Grow Big are organic based, while Big Bloom is the only truly organic liquid fert they have. Didn't know if you knew that or not... The guanos are doing great for you. FF makes a powdered fert that comes in boxes that is called Peace of Mind. They are great for making tea and even top dressing your soil with. Either way, those are some nice genetics you have there and I vet you wont be let down.

It is super cheap compared to their liquid ferts as well... Here.

Thanks for the info, but wouldnt these nutes be pretty similar to tiger bloom becuase the numbers for N-P-K are generally the same.



Kind- i dont have adequate money in gettign an hps light and already have apretty nice clf and tube setup going so ill im planning on doing is adding more of those.. hopefully that is the better choice for me.

 

[DLtoker]

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I know they make about 10 different ferts all with different NPK ratios in the POM line. Eman could guide you a heck of a lot better than I, but I think you should be fine using that in a tea mix. The key to a great organic grow is using little amounts of many different ferts. But, if you are strapped for cash, POM is a great all purpose fert. It will take care of the micro minerals for you as well. I would try to get my hands on a high P guano as well to aid in plumping up the buds.