6/4 Day 59 - Humidity and the flower gulp have them needing water above all. Feed just Tiger Bloom at 3tsp/gal they just seemed to have plenty of everything else in the pots already just needing water and some flower building. Tricones look glassy so no rush to flush :)
Next feeding will depend entirely on tricones, still glassy - they get it all, clouding up - something less.
6/6 Day 61 - Full feed, still packing on buds. Going to be cutting out the Silicon, Grow Big, and reducing Tiger Bloom keeping the organics up though. Do not plan but one flush shortly before harvest which according to tricones is still a ways off.
Ada is furthest along then Beth and last Camy in the Tricone Stakes Race.
6/8 Day 63 - And week 9 ends with a Silicon/Recharge feeding for the entire tent. Still undecided on flushing, dont have a lot of synthetics involved so pretty sure just the last one or two will be water only ( the last few days before harvest) and these will not be taken at the same time, Camy will need more time so there is that to consider. Removed Cal-Mag and Grow Big from nuets depending on tricones may remove it all :)
I am looking for an organic replacement for Fox Farms Tiger Bloom and Grow Big. I like the Big Bloom product being organic but really need a nitrogen and PK replacement as we consume a large amount medically.
I prefer something that eliminates the need for flushing. Thanks
Seen a lot of growers using BioBizz nutrients on this platform.. those are the nutrients I plan to use when I start my organic grow in a few months. All the videos and information I've seen about them indicate Biobizz performs really well and it doesn't need a flush.💪💪
@Fast_Buds,
Yes any additional information you might have on the strain.
I see that it likes low levels of fertilizers due to changes in terpines if over done, I plan on using Recharge, Kangaroots, silica, CalMag all at full strength with Grow Big and Tiger Bloom at 1/2 recommendations.
Comments?
Looked through your blog did I miss info on it?
@@Aiiogrow,
Thank you
My son pointed out these were all names of deadly hurricanes (we used to live on the Gulf) and I assured him it was just a coincidence.. ;)
@magicUmbrella,
My first go round with fiber pots, so far they are great and allow me to transplant with no shock.
4/15-
Now a proviso there is really little separating the soil from the environment. Even Peat gives a bit of insulation but here there is a few strands of fiber between dirt and air with these, which is their great strength and weakness. Have to keep a closer eye on the temp and humidity is all..