I don’t want to feed high phos as I don’t believe in it but I need some feed end of flower and looking at the biovizz I have it looks asif it’s better just to use the grow pet and not the bloom part ? Is that okay The fertilizer contains organic and natural ingredients including Potassium, Nitrogen, 70 trace elements, and vitamins. The NPK ratio is 4-3-6. Bio-Bloom contains optimum levels of essential micro and macronutrients, enzymes and amino acids. The NPK ratio is 2-7-4; there added ad 1ml grow 2ml bloom but that would make the npk richer in phos ? So if I drop the bloom and use just the grow would that be ok ? As the npk seems really nice already ? The bloom seems more a veg/rooting feed when used with the grow ,I want the k but not the p . So I can use the grow 2-3-6 and kelp meal tablespoon per gal does that sound ok ?
4-3-6 + kelp meal might be too high in N for end of flower feeding. Personally I would rather have too much P than too much N. Kelp meal is long lasting but I found it's N to become available quickly. Maybe leave the Kelp out of the equation? If you know you need to feed maybe you have spotted a few deficiencies? You talk about avoiding excess P, keep the K and don't seems to be worried about N. Have you looked at K sulphate? Cheap, organic approved, easy to apply and correct deficiency quickly. 1ml per gal of water provides about 400 ppm.
the bac organic range does 6-3-6 to end flower , and the biobizz use both grow AND bloom in flower, im asking about dropping the Bloom all together and just using the grow, that would lower teh N aye ?
I think you will be fine either way. You’re not in the same game as force feeding Nitrates. The plants will just take what N they need. Cheers Os
defo, i think the N isnt much a matter in organics when it is from organic, it was mainly as they are a preecher of high p, and the grow seems to be more than enough npk alone quite perfect really, felt the bloom was a pointless addative tbh, since looking at biobizz, i found at a farm shop, a 5-2-5 from beetroot and potato (they also do same in a 4-3-8) and a biodigest feed made of maize rye and grass for a full npk of 4-2-6 , both of them are amino rich, and not quite feeds but soil foods, and basically the same ingredients biobiz and many others are selling but without ht cannabis marketing label , i feel there the best and to use them with fulvic acid, will be my game changer, im more interested in all the amino acids listed and starches lol
here they are if any 1 interested , The high content of trace elements and sugars supports a healthy soil life and provides healthy and stable plant growth. The amino acids in OPF originate from plants and are therefore easy to absorb, even at low temperatures. OPF is a natural product and contains no preservatives.
Have you thought of using simple alfalfa meal. Its NPK is 2.5-0.5-2.5. Topdress and work into soil and water in. You want to add it before you really ‘need’ it. It needs a week or two head start. The pellet form sold as animal food works just fine. Just powder it first. Cheers Os
thats what the bac organics based off is alfalfa , i do use the meal as i make it for the animals, i just worked in some EWC and alfalfa bran n barley 6 days in flower, , i guess i am worried it wont be enough as my current one ending started to fade week 5 and didn't get as big as i hoped, was just that it ran outa food didn't have any real deficiency as such, i gave them some biobizz 3 part and they perked back in and are finishing nicely, but after seeing their npk being high in phos as apposed to k like were told to do it made me think there another sale gimmick pushing the high p corn fields someone on here said about, so looking at the local farm shop they had these low p high K organic made feeds, and i though about all the stuff ive read over the years on here etc and the ingredients made sense, beets for sugars and a good npk already, potato for their aminos and starches. amazing, then the rye and maize, well we do SST etc with corn etc so perked up n read more about the aminos again, feeding soil fungi and well seems like a winner lol, we push CA so well, and no purple stems, so that means that K can be high without no ill effects eh , i have some Cal Mag organic free of N also i normally spray in stretch, if there looking healthy tops lime green as they do, do i foilar that anyways ? this is last week , weve had a slight stretch and fill out, and the common lime green look atm, i was going to give them a kelp/camg foilar just to help em with some macros