Kirk Lazarus
Member
anyone have positive or negative experiences with this line? i havent grown in a couple of years, used the full fox farm line before... wanted to keep it all organic this time
Roots organic budda grow and buddha bloom?
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brittgabesp
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I have been using budda grow and my girls seem to love it 
going all organic with fox farm as well.
No nats here but I have a hanging insect repellant I got at the hydro shop so I guess its doin its job.
going all organic with fox farm as well.No nats here but I have a hanging insect repellant I got at the hydro shop so I guess its doin its job.
DontTaxMeBro
Active Member
I use the line. Budha grow and budha bloom. As well as a couple other bottles of theirs. Its a really nice organic line. The plants grow great. The price seems to be high and they sell to many different types of bottles than needed but if you can afford it you will be happy with the results.
Im going to try Fox Farm next round. It will cut my bottle count down to 3. Im using 5 different bottles with Roots Organic.
Im going to try Fox Farm next round. It will cut my bottle count down to 3. Im using 5 different bottles with Roots Organic.
Kirk Lazarus
Member
Nice, I'm happy to hear good things about them. I went and picked them up and I'm going to use them as the main ingridients. Now....I'm trying to keep things relatively simple and I've decided to use the Buddha Grow and Silica Blast from Botanicare during veg, what 1 organic additive would you suggest i add to the Buddha Bloom for flowering? Oh and I almost forgot I'll be watering with guano tea every couple of weeks...just an FYI in case that would influence your pick
HigherGround
Active Member
There line is a true organic so there's no pre phing out the bottle. Comes really low. Your soil will naturally buffer this but, if you aerated it for 24 hours your ph will end up in the 6's and will be full of air to help the roots uptake faster. Less work for them and you don't have to wait for your soil to buffer the ph to uptake the feed. Also since it is truly organic you can see it's very thick. Aerating helps break it down also making easier for uptake by your roots.
Bird0762
Member
I am using the root organics Buddha Bloom and its working so well...Ive seen my plants double in size!
D3monic
Well-Known Member
I use grow, bloom, oregionism xl, xtreme serene, trinity, hpk, hp2 , big swell, soil, feel like im missing one... Ive never used anything else so i have nothing to compare it to. The gnats are more a issue with storage than the soil it self. I just water with some mosquito dunks. May try the granuals next time
BurnerBabe503
Member
Hello everyone
I'm new to this forum and it's such a wealth of info!
I recently inherited 2 plants from a dear friend that passed away on Sunday and I'm hella nervous. I don't want to kill these ladies. So I headed over to the grow shop and they recommended Buddha Bloom. I gave them a drink and they are all perky and upright even after a couple of hrs. The poor things were a bit dry when I brought them home. They're about 3 feet tall but no flowers yet. I have NO idea what I'm doing so I'll be posting on here a lot.
Cheers!
I'm new to this forum and it's such a wealth of info!
I recently inherited 2 plants from a dear friend that passed away on Sunday and I'm hella nervous. I don't want to kill these ladies. So I headed over to the grow shop and they recommended Buddha Bloom. I gave them a drink and they are all perky and upright even after a couple of hrs. The poor things were a bit dry when I brought them home. They're about 3 feet tall but no flowers yet. I have NO idea what I'm doing so I'll be posting on here a lot.
Cheers!
greasemonkeymann
Well-Known Member
good luck with the grow.Hello everyone
I'm new to this forum and it's such a wealth of info!
I recently inherited 2 plants from a dear friend that passed away on Sunday and I'm hella nervous. I don't want to kill these ladies. So I headed over to the grow shop and they recommended Buddha Bloom. I gave them a drink and they are all perky and upright even after a couple of hrs. The poor things were a bit dry when I brought them home. They're about 3 feet tall but no flowers yet. I have NO idea what I'm doing so I'll be posting on here a lot.
Cheers!
feel free to start new threads for any questions you have.
oh, and you just posted in a 4 yr old thread.
not that we care
BurnerBabe503
Member
Thank you very much I'm new to this forum so I guess it's only natural to make a few mistakes. Hahaha
I'm new to this forum so I guess it's only natural to make a few mistakes. Hahaha
bullSnot
Well-Known Member
Gnats are due to moist soil between watering. Get a fan pointed to soil and let dry out better. Gnats only use the top inch of soil to live and have babies in...another great thing is top off your pots with gnat nix...it is natural ( glass) and perfect
elephantSea
Well-Known Member
I think it has too much molasses without bubbling it first. It'll get rid of your gnats too.
Old Bubblehead
New Member
Have used Buddha grow and bloom exclusively for the last 2 geows with good results. Starting a new grow now and will be using it again.
King gamna
New Member
Hi how are you, I’m a new grower, I have the organic Player pack from aurora, what can you recomend me to start, I’m growing outdoors using the sunlight and then a 500 watt lamp for the other 7 hours! I will appreciate any advice! Thank you!