super bloom 12-55-6

[who'sdat]

bought at home depot is this too strong for my babies, i noticed tiger bloom is only 2-8-4 this stuff i got is hella stronger hope it doesnt kill my ladies, any one got good info on this product by green light super bloom 12-55-6

 

[idlehands80]

try it at half strength, or less, first and gradually work up to full strength. It should be fine. I use their root stimulator and starter solution without any problems.

 

[CFL+OutdoorGrower]

If you've got a big bush blast it with that shit lol. Litrally.

 

[who'sdat]

nah there moderate sized thanks for the imput guyz, first grow jitters, dont want to kill the lil baby girls,thank you keep em coming

 

[T.H.Cammo]

bought at home depot is this too strong for my babies, i noticed tiger bloom is only 2-8-4 this stuff i got is hella stronger hope it doesnt kill my ladies, any one got good info on this product by green light super bloom 12-55-6

Those "N-P-K" numbers don't tell how "strong" of a dose you are actually giving to your plant. They mearly reflect the percentage (by weight), of those elements in "the package" of fertilizer or nutrients.

The actual "strength" of the dose you give to your plants depends on how much of the product is called for in "The Application Rate" as printed on the label. For example, if the package label calls for "1 Tblspn. of "product" per gal. of water" - that would be "Full-Strength". 1/2 Tblspn. per gal of water would be "1/2 Strength".

 

[greensister]

I have used super bloom 12-55-6 for my outdoor girls last year. They loved it. I also supplemented it with molasses and hydrogen peroxide every few waterings.