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Old 05-16-2008, 10:54 PM
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I just picked up a bottle of grow big for soil, and am just cuious what other user opinions are of the stuff. Im wondering how much of a difference it will make. I do realize this also depends on the type of soil being used, but I am just looking for a general answer. Also it says to start with 1 teaspoon per gallon, is there any risk of burning the plants at this level?
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Old 05-18-2008, 07:26 PM
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I Would start using half the recomended dosage...Then observe the plant before using the the full dosage......As each Strain has a Different tolerance level
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Yea, Aym is right, start at half or even quarter strength just to play it safe.
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So would it be recommended to start at 1/2 tablespoon, then go to 1 tablespoon maybe 2 weeks later, and maybe 2 weeks after that up it to the full 2 tablespoons?
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Yes, but again like Aym said, you gotta observe the changes to know how much to increase and when.
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DO NOT USE TABLESPOONS OF GB !!!
GB CALLS FOR TEASPOONS PER GAL.
2 TEASPOONS IS FULL STRENGTH FOR FIRST FEEDING
3 TEASPOONS IS FULL STRENGTH FOR THE REST OF VEG
I never feed at full strength.
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ah yes i meant teaspoons, sorry for the confusion
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thats what i call pot rot on the brain. i've made that mistake a couple of times...and fed it to em before i realized
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I'm extremely happy with GrowBig, great stuff. Whats even better is BigBloom & TigerBloom when you start 12/12...awesome results.
I have a bag seed plant that I grew for just kinda testing different methods of grow & nutes, I put a double dose of the GB on it right from the start at 2 weeks, then I didnt feed it for 3 more days, then another double dose of GB...I'm kinda scared of that plant now. Its in FoxFarm Oceanforest soil, I love that too.
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Fox Farm Grow Big is a water soluble fertilizer works fast to encourage vigorous, vegetative growth by providing an extra boost of nitrogen (12-7-7) and important trace minerals. Spectacular green growth which leads to larger, brighter flowers. A complete, organic-based liquid plant food blended from blood meal, earthworm castings, and Norwegian kelp. Suitable for all plant types as a foliar or soil fertilizer. But use less for the first time.
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...I'm kinda scared of that plant now.
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