Crazy Composer said:The only problem with PBP bloom is the nitrogen in the mix. The bloom formula is fine for mid flower, but not great for the beginning or the end. It's not great for the beginning because it seems to NOT provide quite enough nitrogen, and it's not great for the end because it has too much nitrogen. Ideally, you'd use a little of the PBP grow formula in the first two weeks of flower to give them their last shot of nitrogen, then use the regular PBP bloom formula for a few weeks, then use an organic nutrient with high phosphorus and potassium, but ZERO nitrogen. This would be ideal. I can't seem to locate an organic nute with absolutely NO nitrogen, and high amounts of p and k. When I do, that's what I'll use to finish them with.
Crazy Composer said:Roasted... I used EJ for a couple years and liked it... sorta. The problem was that the good stuff (the semi solid stuff in the nute) would stay on top of the medium. The medium filters out the semi solid stuff and leaves it on top of the medium. This leads to fungus gnats and mold growing on the top of the soil. maybe they've changed their recipe, but when I used it a few years back, this was my issue. I switched to PBP because it delivered ALL the nutes into the soil, and nothing was being left on the surface.
BUT... It might not be such a bad product to use for the last couple weeks of feeding, just for the p and k values. I doubt two weeks of feeding will cause issues.
It took me a long time to realize that, until it happened inspite of me.i KNOW...when the stalk is huge and the root mass MASSIVE...=bigger yields