FF Tiger Bloom

TheChosen

TheChosen

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I've been using the Fox Farms line including the OF soil with pretty good success. I know that the Tiger Bloom is organic based and I was wondering what are your opinons on using it. Their feeding schedule seems to work well except I don't use the full amount they suggest which appears to be working out for right now.:peace:
 
Hayduke

Hayduke

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I have not used Tiger Bloom, but I do use Big Bloom. I slowly worked up to 3oz/Gal, and burnt them a little. back to just water and I am going to add 1T molasses tomorrow. FF recommends 4T/gal every water and 4oz/gal once a week. I think I will use the 4T/gal once a week, but probably not for a couple of more weeks.
 
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Madg420

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I use the complete line of Fox Farms, Soil is Ocean Forest, I use Organic Grow big and big bloom after 2 weeks in the soil @ half strength and full strength by week 4, i usually veg for 6 weeks, I start adding little bits of open seseme @ week 5.5 to the end of week 6, first 2 weeks of budding I use Tiger Bloom, Big Bloom and Open seseme, weeks 3-4.5 I use TB,BB, and Beasty Budz and weeks 4.5-7 TB,BB and cha-ching then the final week or two I flush with PH'd water and it works fantastic, I also do Hempy buckets w/ the same schedule except I use Hydroponic grow big due to the organic gives me PH issues. My biggest yielding plant was a 3/4 lb Big Bud under a 400w hps in a hempy bucket.
 
Hayduke

Hayduke

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Madg420 said:
I use the complete line of Fox Farms, Soil is Ocean Forest, I use Organic Grow big and big bloom after 2 weeks in the soil @ half strength and full strength by week 4, i usually veg for 6 weeks, I start adding little bits of open seseme @ week 5.5 to the end of week 6, first 2 weeks of budding I use Tiger Bloom, Big Bloom and Open seseme, weeks 3-4.5 I use TB,BB, and Beasty Budz and weeks 4.5-7 TB,BB and cha-ching then the final week or two I flush with PH'd water and it works fantastic, I also do Hempy buckets w/ the same schedule except I use Hydroponic grow big due to the organic gives me PH issues. My biggest yielding plant was a 3/4 lb Big Bud under a 400w hps in a hempy bucket.
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When you say full strength there are diff feeding regimes listed on bottle, I assume when you say full strength, you mean 4T/gal (every watering directions on bottle) not the 1/2 cup/gal weekly feeding?

When you combine the products do you reduce the amount of each?

I would love more detailed info!

Sorry to hijack a little, I just can never get good clear answers, its like the bottle say something different in diff areas.

Thanks for any help:peace:
 
P0t Sm0k3r

P0t Sm0k3r

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Im a newbie to all this, so pardon my ignorance, and learn from my mistake.

Im running a DWC and picked up, Big Bloom, Grow Big, and Tiger Bloom in a 3 pack. I noticed something about that 3 pack. There are 2 different kinds of Grow Big. Grow Big Liquid Soil Concentrate. Comes with the 3 pack. And the other is sold seperate: Grow Big Hydroponic Liquid Concentrate. Now lookin at the difference between the 2 is Grow Big Liquid Soil Concentrate is 6.4.4 Grow Big Hydroponic Liquid Concentrate is 3.2.6.

So for 2 weeks Ive been feed them the Soil based shit. I know Ive fucked up....needless to say my GrowBig Hydro will be here Tues, I also picked up some Open Sesame, Beastie Bloomz, Cha Ching

Other than the fact that Im a moron, I like the results of the Fox Farm products.
 
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Madg420

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Hayduke said:
When you say full strength there are diff feeding regimes listed on bottle, I assume when you say full strength, you mean 4T/gal (every watering directions on bottle) not the 1/2 cup/gal weekly feeding?

When you combine the products do you reduce the amount of each?

I would love more detailed info!

Sorry to hijack a little, I just can never get good clear answers, its like the bottle say something different in diff areas.

Thanks for any help:peace:
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You do reduce when adding all of them together, heres the feeding schedules I follow the soil one I take it alot lighter then what they say due to I use Ocean Forest and that stuff has alot of nutes and I used to burn them following it exactly
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf
Heres the hydro one, I follow this in Hempy Buckets to a Tee!
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/hydrofeed.pdf


P0t Sm0k3r said:
Im a newbie to all this, so pardon my ignorance, and learn from my mistake.

Im running a DWC and picked up, Big Bloom, Grow Big, and Tiger Bloom in a 3 pack. I noticed something about that 3 pack. There are 2 different kinds of Grow Big. Grow Big Liquid Soil Concentrate. Comes with the 3 pack. And the other is sold seperate: Grow Big Hydroponic Liquid Concentrate. Now lookin at the difference between the 2 is Grow Big Liquid Soil Concentrate is 6.4.4 Grow Big Hydroponic Liquid Concentrate is 3.2.6.

So for 2 weeks Ive been feed them the Soil based shit. I know Ive fucked up....needless to say my GrowBig Hydro will be here Tues, I also picked up some Open Sesame, Beastie Bloomz, Cha Ching

Other than the fact that Im a moron, I like the results of the Fox Farm products.
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I use all of those, In a DWC I would recommend getting the grow big hydro, it breaks down different and the PH doesn't jump around, I noticed in hydro set ups the Soil grow big ph tends to go all over the place, check your ph lvls if they are staying then keep at what your doing, and I recommend looking at the above feeding schedules for the amounts to add it works very well for me.
 
Hayduke

Hayduke

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Thanks for the feeding schedule! when you say you use lees with ocean forest, would you say 1/2?

Thanks a lot :peace:
 
abudsmoker

abudsmoker

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Not to de rail you all only the big bloom is organic, grow big and tiger bloom are chemical based foods
 
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bterz

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I was told that the Grow Big and Tiger Bloom are actually ORGANIC based but have chemicals in them to keep stuff like PH in balance.

But dont quote me.
 
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