Question about the Fox Farm feeding scheduel

http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/FoxFarm-Soil-Schedule.pdf

There's the link for the feeding scheduel. i understand that it wants you to add 2 tbsp per gallon twice a week. what i dont understand is if you look in the row that says "big bloom" the blocks have numbers in them (6,6,6) ect. What does that mean./

those weeks it wants you to add 6 tsp per gallon for those weeks twice a week, yeah it says tsp/gallon 2 times a week and you fill in the missing tsp count with whats in the chart for the corresponding week, i think you were just reading it too fast

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you dont need that much at all

yea nood destroyer is right you dont have to use that much. now the big bloom wont hurt anything i use it intensely buy it by the gallon, the others (grow big and tiger bloom) you do have to scale it back a bit , i used to get the eagle claw before i figured that out.

dont follow their fucking schedule..be sure to flush before flowering with those nutes..(depending on the soil your using you may only feed like a couple times before you flower)and veg timee...beweare of salt build up is all

With most nute manufactures use half of the recommend values (do a small test batch first then add the ideal ratio to a larger batch) and then see if those readings match what you need. Most put way too much on their schedules so you waste a lot of it.

no bullshit small to large learn it and no tiger

any of you guys use ffof soil. if so, how long can you hold off on feeding due to the nutrients in the soil?

im a miracle grow man myself. but there are lots of peoplrew ho use foxfarm here ive read, surely some can answer this for him

Ken3531 said:

any of you guys use ffof soil. if so, how long can you hold off on feeding due to the nutrients in the soil?

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2-4 weeks, depending on how fast your plants grow. Some strains take high levels better than others though, so keep your eyes on the leaf tips for brown/black.

I use FF nutes at 1/4 strength, then 1/2. Water between feedings.