bleezyg420
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Just beware, as they advertise being a organic brand. Peace!
Fox Farm Tiger Bloom, beware not organic
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s.c.mtn.hillbilly
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yeah..f.f.grow big burned me once....that's what I get for not reading the label closely.
purpletrainwreck
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I've stopped using any fox farm product... same as hydrohut, don't buy them...
you companies are dead to me.
you companies are dead to me.
urbanclimber627
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im new and just getting started. what is the best organic soil to use?
northerntights
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Fox Farm liquid line (except Big Bloom) never claims it to be totally organic, anyone who doesn't read labels is asking for trouble... but yes, hydrohut can bite me and rot in hell 
Fox Farm is great for a beginner because it's easy to use (stable Ph, easy to flush etc) and gives you some good organic additives that improve taste and quality. I used it for two grows, never had an issue if you follow their schedule. Although I always switched to JUST Big Bloom at the final stages, for that PURELY organic taste.
Fox Farm is great for a beginner because it's easy to use (stable Ph, easy to flush etc) and gives you some good organic additives that improve taste and quality. I used it for two grows, never had an issue if you follow their schedule. Although I always switched to JUST Big Bloom at the final stages, for that PURELY organic taste.
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Pastor Pothead
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I bought kellog soil instead of FF this grow, and boy am I sorry. From now on it's plain old organic FF in the red&white bag with the fox.
bleezyg420
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bicycle racer
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read the products they have fully organic products and organic based products. they dont hide this its right on the bottle no product they sell that is not organic do they claim that it is. but the products they say are organic are just that fully organic. dont knock foxfarms they make good products and dont make false claims regarding whether there products are organic or not
Londoner
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is foxfarm the most common soil and nute choice in the u.s? Its not available here, we mostly use bio bizz or bio-canna, both their soils are the bollox, fully certified organic nute ranges with the exception of bio-bizz bioheaven addative which is pending certification, i use the full bio bizz nute range with canna terra professional soil with zero problems. Are these not available in the u.s?
bonz
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fox farm is good stuff but i dont know about being for beginners. i found it pretty strong and i see alot of people burning with it and cant get up to full stenght.
agreed with bicycle racer, read the labels. i use botannicares pure blend pro, completely 100% organic and easyier to use organics for beginners. mine seems to be stable and went way above recomended dosage at full bloom
agreed with bicycle racer, read the labels. i use botannicares pure blend pro, completely 100% organic and easyier to use organics for beginners. mine seems to be stable and went way above recomended dosage at full bloom
bicycle racer
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i use a combo of fox farms advanced nutes and botanicare and a product called (full organic) neptunes harvest im still figuring out what is best im stupid though as i have numerous strains. one strains nute burn is another strains perfect fert level crap horribly confusing
Seamaiden
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I have a local garden center that carries FF, at a PREMIUM price, of course, and another soil, organic, called Gardner & Bloome. So far, I am TOTALLY diggin' the G & B, but it does need cutting with perlite or vermiculite or sand, something to help lighten up the soil. It's actually SO good, that it can be used as a soil amendment.
Check it, good shit, I paid HALF the price of the Fucking Fox Farm (I got the potting mix).
Gardner & Bloome - Kellogg Garden Products Gallery
Check it, good shit, I paid HALF the price of the Fucking Fox Farm (I got the potting mix).
Gardner & Bloome - Kellogg Garden Products Gallery
bicycle racer
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no not the same mirror looks the same though. i like advanced but im not a millionaire so botanicare is a good choice price wise i like there carbohydrate product sweet(i used to use mollases but think this is more complete and doesnt bind up the soil) i also like clearex for flushing and i use floralicious (a concentrate of various things to add to your existing fert line) all in all i am pleased with there products not too expensive. i do use tarantula and piranha by advanced as there bacterial fungal products seen best to me and do help with roots in particular
bleezyg420
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im still in love with oceanforest, cant keep my hands outta it..
GarryFroker
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read the products they have fully organic products and organic based products. they dont hide this its right on the bottle no product they sell that is not organic do they claim that it is. but the products they say are organic are just that fully organic. dont knock foxfarms they make good products and dont make false claims regarding whether there products are organic or not
I agree. The people who have used FF and got burned probably didn't read the directions on the bottle. I have never though the Big Grow and Tiger Bloom were organic.
I have nothing but good things to say about Fox Farms. As a matter of fact I just transplanted into some FF Ocean Forest without one droopy or burned leaf. The plant has taken off!!
