FF Cha Ching vs. Schultz Bloom Plus

[TGT]

Has anyone else ever used Shultz Bloom Plus in this manner? As a late-flowering additive?

I have used it not this grow but last and was amazed at the results. I got tight hard nugs that seemed more crystally than the norm I usually get with the same strain and different ferts. You just have to be really careful you don't burn the plants as it is powerful stuff. I found the house plant directions for use worked well. The only reason I used this was because I ran out of my regular bloom fertilizer and I had shultz just sitting there collecting dust, so I thought what the heck. I was so happy with the results I am going to use it again in the near future.

I think you will be very happy with the results and the money savings too. Just rmember to give yourself at least a week flush because it is really heavy stuff.

TGT

 

[brodus24]

Thanks TGT.

I used it, and I'm very happy with the results--good stuff as long as you don't overdo it.

 

[KnightShield]

taking into account the type of strain your growing...some do better with organics and some are just certain nute hogs in general...point is unless we are all growing the same cut..who really knows what is best for "you" unless its tried, true, and tested by your own standards..

Good info tho!

 

[Daemon]

^^True 'nuff.

I used the Schultz on my Big Bangs(6 in a bigger tent),this run, and we'll see how much of an impact it had after the chop! So far they look to be A LOT tighter than the previous run(same clones).

 

[Guest]

i grew up using tap water ,, a cap full of Alaskan Fish emulsion and 1/4 tsp of shults bloom plus and some super thrive

 

[slipperysamus]

Ive used chaching, but wasnt too impressed. Perhaps I wasnt diluting it well enough. How do you guys mix the powders into a, say 100 gal resevoir? I always find some sititng at the bottom doing nothing, even when I add warm water first. Any advice?