First thread, First Grow.

[quote name='"ClosetClone420"']Hey guys glad to be making my first question to this group. I don't have a camera and I have a very cheaply made system but I was hoping someone could give me a really simple explanation on feeding nutrients like (in my case specifically) Fox Farm Tiger Bloom(I understand that its for budding cycle, is it ok for regular fert?) I have no idea what I'm doing compared to most people. I also have Cal-Mag, I would appreciate any tips on application of either of these.[/quote]

Tiger Bloom by itself?

 

I would definitely get Grow Big and Big Bloom as well.

 

From thier site: "Ready to bloom? Tiger Bloom ® makes it happen. This is an ultra-potent, fast-acting, high-phosphorus fertilizer with just enough nitrogen to sustain healthy, vigorous green growth during flowering."

 

[quote name='"ClosetClone420"']Im really asking more about how to water/add these to the soil, in the most basic explanation. As if you would explain it to a child. Cal-mag and any nutrient(Ill get those youre talking about when i get the money...Im very broke.) but for now all I have is the tiger bloom. If I shouldnt use it at all now; very beginning of veg stage, let me know.[/quote]

edited my previous post

What I was trying to point out is, there isn't enough nitrogen in Tiger bloom to veg with.

 

[quote name='"ClosetClone420"']I see, my bad missed that post. Grow Big and Big bloom. Thanks man. Those all I should get for the veg cycle?[/quote]

Grow big and Big bloom for veg, Big bloom and Tiger bloom for flowering.

Here's the feeding schedule from Foxfarm's. http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/feedingfox.html

Start nutes at 1 month at 1/4 strength for 1 week. Then, 1/2 strength for 2 weeks. Then, full strength until 2 weeks before your ready to harvest.

 

...what kind of soil are you using?

 

[quote name='"ClosetClone420"']I was pretty much just given this setup from a friend who did an outdoor summer grow. Dont Know the soil, and Im trying to piece together a home for these girls, Thanks for the link BYO.[/quote]

You should also get Foxfarm's ocean forest or roots organic soil to transplant into. You should always know your medium.[edit: disregard]

Even better, you could look into making your own soil. Organic section is a great place to start.

 

...cool, put them into the forest and give them water only for a few weeks and you'll have yourself some healthy plants

 

[quote name='"ClosetClone420"']Yea I just got Fox Farm soil from my local hydroponics store(just found it today). Like I said a friend of mine grew outdoors and cloned some off of his best female and decided he didn't wanna do an indoor a week later.[/quote]

Some good luck on your part!