Dick Stallion
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^^ thanks for the info man. I need to get down to the hydro store and get some of that Beastie. I'll go easy on the TB as well. Much appericated.
Dick Stallion said:Got a question for you guys......
My plants are in week 4 (about 30 days) into flowering.......I have been feeding every other watering with 1 tsp of Tiger Bloom. Is it OK to start feeding them 2 tsp's ? I know FoxFarm says it's OK on their feeding schedule, but I just want to make sure......
I dont want to burn them, and I know its easy to with the TB.
Also, FoxFarm recomends that I start giving 'em 2 tsp's of Grow Big along with the Tiger Bloom for a few weeks, is this really OK ?
I really dont want to nute burn them.....let me know. Thanks.
Maj.PotHead said:i used FF ferts untill i learned the bad tiger bloom was what was ruining my garden,
Yes a learning Experience buy a PPM and PH meter, Newbies should be careful with initial dosages but just check the PPM/EC/PH of the run off water that will tell you alot of whats going on with your plants, For me I have never had a problem with Tiger Bloom, unless you count when I used too much when I first started using it and it burned my plants seriously even half strength is too strong for most strains start off at quarter strength, every strain and garden is different too many limiting factors for anyone but you to judge your fertilizer needs, but better to go light than to go hardSolarT said:This is no bull shit. Tiger Bloom has a 2 year MAX shelf life. - and you have no clue how long it sat on a dock or the shelf between you and the factory.
It nearly killed every plant I had before I figgured out what was causing it. (I thought - it couldn't be the ferts - It's what I always use)
Tiber Bloom drops pH, for my water, 1 tbs TB drops the pH to about 5.9-6.1, 2 tbs proves harmful and as I recall, pH was 4. something and 1/2 the garden was crisp - then I bought a ph meter.
Bat Guano teas, kelp and fish juice, some worm castings- and none of it goes bad and harms your garden.
ever notice screw-ups can be great learning experiences?
PhillyPride said:Yes a learning Experience buy a PPM and PH meter, There is nothing wrong with Tiger Bloom Except it is STRONG and Newbies should be careful with initial dosages but just check the PPM/EC of the run off water that will tell you everything going on with plants, Please dont blame a wonderful fertilizer when the real culprit to the garden is inexperience and lack of knowledge