gorilla
04-19-2006, 07:35 PM
Hi everyone. :hello:
I'm thinking about a bloom fertilizer. My plants are 37 days into flower, looking good, and I will be the first to tell you that i have no real need for any nutrients. I vegged my plants for a month and a half, and have now flowered them for 37 days, with nothing but my soil and tap water. The soil, i always thought anyway, is(was) "hot". I used "Scotts Potting soil with Osmocote". This osmocote is a time-release fertilizer, and has since scared me to use anything fertilizer related.
However. My plants are roughly halfway through bloom, and I want to fattem 'em the hell up! Just make them thrive a bit more.
An awesome solution to my problem would be if someone would introduce me to a product i can find locally at, for example, a home-depot or lowes. I don't want to feed a lot, maybe a few times, just so the plants have some healthy energy to run off of.
Otherwise, I'm not completely against ordering any nutrient from the computer, I would just want it to be worth my while because it's not as if I can even physically see it before I buy.
Moving on, I found a product called "Green Light Super Bloom". The main reason I let this product catch my eye is because I used "Green Light Rooting Hormone" with fine success. Here's some info from the website:
Super BloomŪ
* One of Green Light's finest products - makes plants want to bloom!
* Non-staining color aids in application.
* Contains chelated iron for quicker plant growth and rich color in leaves.
* Instantly soluble for all applications - will not clog sprayers.
* Special wetting agent helps to improve penetration of all plant nutrients.
* Contains 12-55-6 plus iron.
* Available in 8 oz., 1 1/2 lb., 3 lb. and 20 lb. bags.
It's soluable at two Teaspoons per gallon, I read the bag. I don't know if the middle of flowering for weed, if 12-55-6 is the best npk. :shrug:
Any information ( I'm not all that informed!!! ) or opinions or questions.. Well, please! 2thumbs
Thanks :taunt:
I'm thinking about a bloom fertilizer. My plants are 37 days into flower, looking good, and I will be the first to tell you that i have no real need for any nutrients. I vegged my plants for a month and a half, and have now flowered them for 37 days, with nothing but my soil and tap water. The soil, i always thought anyway, is(was) "hot". I used "Scotts Potting soil with Osmocote". This osmocote is a time-release fertilizer, and has since scared me to use anything fertilizer related.
However. My plants are roughly halfway through bloom, and I want to fattem 'em the hell up! Just make them thrive a bit more.
An awesome solution to my problem would be if someone would introduce me to a product i can find locally at, for example, a home-depot or lowes. I don't want to feed a lot, maybe a few times, just so the plants have some healthy energy to run off of.
Otherwise, I'm not completely against ordering any nutrient from the computer, I would just want it to be worth my while because it's not as if I can even physically see it before I buy.
Moving on, I found a product called "Green Light Super Bloom". The main reason I let this product catch my eye is because I used "Green Light Rooting Hormone" with fine success. Here's some info from the website:
Super BloomŪ
* One of Green Light's finest products - makes plants want to bloom!
* Non-staining color aids in application.
* Contains chelated iron for quicker plant growth and rich color in leaves.
* Instantly soluble for all applications - will not clog sprayers.
* Special wetting agent helps to improve penetration of all plant nutrients.
* Contains 12-55-6 plus iron.
* Available in 8 oz., 1 1/2 lb., 3 lb. and 20 lb. bags.
It's soluable at two Teaspoons per gallon, I read the bag. I don't know if the middle of flowering for weed, if 12-55-6 is the best npk. :shrug:
Any information ( I'm not all that informed!!! ) or opinions or questions.. Well, please! 2thumbs
Thanks :taunt: