Anyone have an opinion on Bio Bizz Nutrients?

[Full Of Peace]

I use Bio Bizz with a base of canna nutes. Then I stop the canna nutes mid flower after the pk addition and just use the organics the last couple weeks until flush. It gets the benefits of the chem nutes without the leaving the taste of them in the plant.

 

[Bush Dr]

Bio Bizz Root Juice is the best thing to give any plant in what ever medium if it's been fucked up/with .... if you've over/underfed a plant it'll restore it to health and then you can take over

It contains a naturally occurring growth hormone, THIA

 

[Talonted]

do i need to check the ph with biobizz

You set the PH in the water to 7.0 first.
I use Earth juice Natural Up.

My room has 4 vert bulbs /1000's or 600's with 5 - 20gal pots around them. summer 600's winter 1000's

I have gone through this whole thread and the people that have side by sides in coco. bio bizz works best in soil and hydro. you must PH to 7.0 first then add solutions, NOT AFTER! Once you have added 2ml per liter the PH drops and stays at 6.3 if you use grow and bloom together in transition, piggy back them dont use 5ml per liter of grow and 5 mil per liter or bloom. 2ml of each to make one medium dose

I trialed Biobizz cause i was told, for flavor it is one of the best feeds on the shelf. Someone on here claimed that 5ml per liter is not enough for more than a 600w/m2 room. i never on ANY bottle fed more than half of what it says to use. Also another claim on here is that someone has to use Calmag from botanicare along with biobizz nutes, this is also false as the grow and bloom are derived from molasses and sea kelp. Yes the MG is low in one bottle at a time but every single bottle from biobiz contains calcium and magnesium so why would you want more? i read that and it helps me understand why people are getting lockouts with biobizz.

For the people that do run into the odd problem, Bioheaven is very expensive but again someone else claims that the shit is not worth the extra money. bioheaven is concentrated and should only use 1ml per liter. the bioheaven doesnt have to be used every feeding either.

Fishmix is by far more superior than any other veg formula out there based on visual performance. I only foliar this on them once a week and 48 hours later your room smells like a fishplant but the plants look like they just got laid. 1ml per liter for foliar or try this, 1ml per liter of grow and 1ml per liter of fishmix in your feed regimen.

Same goes for topmax dont use it from day one in flower, you dont want to add this untill week 3 or day 11 if they look like they are about to start forming flowers. I have not used Algamic YET.

Before the biobizz i used botanicare. all of their products are great and easy to use but because there is a cal mag suppliment, it leaves you with the possibility of an imbalance. easier to tailor to the growers strains but this product would be for the 3yrs of experience and up as it allows slightly more adjustable ratios.

What im saying is use biobizz sparingly because less is more from what i have found with using this product for more than 4 years and if you use bioheaven every other feed it is more affordable and you wont ever run into a problem.

 

[MuricanWeedwolf]

Bio Bizz is junk. It's dilute, overpriced, and they actually manufacture multiple products that are essentially the same thing. If you are buying these products, you are getting ripped off.

Let's see...their bloom is a 1-2-2 (N-P2O5-K20)...give me a break, accounting for molecular weights that equals a 1-0.9-1.2 (N-P-K), hardly something you want to use for flowering. Neither their fish nor their grow contains ANY phosphorus. They make 2-3 different seaweed products but market them each as essential.

Bio Bizz products belong in a Hall of Shame somewhere, don't give them your hard-earned money!

 

[GrandPurple]

Bio Bizz is junk. It's dilute, overpriced, and they actually manufacture multiple products that are essentially the same thing. If you are buying these products, you are getting ripped off.

Let's see...their bloom is a 1-2-2 (N-P2O5-K20)...give me a break, accounting for molecular weights that equals a 1-0.9-1.2 (N-P-K), hardly something you want to use for flowering. Neither their fish nor their grow contains ANY phosphorus. They make 2-3 different seaweed products but market them each as essential.

Bio Bizz products belong in a Hall of Shame somewhere, don't give them your hard-earned money!

What are you talking about? Bio Bloom is a 2-7-4 NPK

 

[Bush Dr]

Bio buzz used to be a bunch of Dutch guys who still worked in greenhouses and then General Hydroponics bought them out so they had an organic range

Prior to that it was Root Juice, Grow, Bloom and that was it, everything since has been GH profiteering from a captive market

Shame, used be cheap and reliable

 

[driel]

I used it in my first grow and had deficiencies. Because I was inexperienced I didn't catch on quickly enough but their micro bottle didn't have ANY Mg in it. Only because I had some Epsom salt on hand and the eye of an experienced grower was I able to save my plant from total death. I got it for really cheap, that's why I tried it but I moved on to other stuff and had far superior results. Earthjuice products are way cheaper and more effective

 

[highsociety420]

Hey guys, has anyone used the bio heaven? Does it really impruves the metabolism of the plant as it was supposed to do?

I'm currently with a rest of it from my last grow (cant say if it had made any difference), but i have just changed to coco and dont know if it is worth to continue using.

 

[MuricanWeedwolf]

Hey guys, has anyone used the bio heaven? Does it really impruves the metabolism of the plant as it was supposed to do?

I'm currently with a rest of it from my last grow (cant say if it had made any difference), but i have just changed to coco and dont know if it is worth to continue using.

The primary active ingredient in that stuff is unicorn tears

But really, it's just hydrolyzed fish (coded as L-amino acids) and humic acid, and quite watered down at that. As a rule, any fertilizer marketed to the cannabis industry is going to cost twice as much as one marketed to the general horticulture industry and will be at leat twice as watered down. There are much better products out there, for example:
http://www.earthcrew.com/HumaJolt.htm

 

[Deezl]

Any time that I run into some really nice organic weed that was grown with bottled nutrients, it was grown with
Biobizz.
Dispensery buyers say the same thing.