Is she ready for Bloom Fert? / Question regarding bloom ferts...

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michael642

Member

• Jul 25, 2010

• #1

Hey guys!

My Purple AK 47 lady is showing TONS of these wonderful beautiful early stage buds! She is outside full time.

Anyways, I currently feed her with BioBizz Bio Grow...and I am wondering since the appearance of these beautiful baby buds if its time to start her on a Bloom fertilizer or to keep her on the Bio Grow for a while? And on that note...should i continue on with the BioBizz serious and feed her with their Bio Bloom when it is time, or should I use a different fert? Guys around here do rave about Beastie Budz....

Thanks!!!

 

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Wetdog

Well-Known Member

• Jul 25, 2010

• #2

Yep! Now would be the time to start the bloom ferts.

You did good to wait. Most people start the bloom nutes too soon. The plant doesn't really need the extra P until the buds actually start to form.

Start them off light though and work up. Mo betta than od'ing them with the first application.

Looking good!

Wet

 

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michael642

Member

• Jul 26, 2010

• #3

Thanks so much man! Will do And you think the BioBizz Bio Bloom would be a winner?

I am definitely not one to rush things. I believe I should wait for nature to let me know whats needed, rather than to force and stress the plants

 

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Wetdog

Well-Known Member

• Jul 26, 2010

• #4

I've never used the BioBizz, so really can't comment on it.

You got it, 'Read the plant, not the label'.

Wet

 

Stoneshield

Active Member

• Jul 26, 2010

• #5

bio grow is good stuff. got tons of good stuff in it. works for anything at that. so wouldnt c y the bloom wouldnt be much worse. if uve had the lights changed for 2 weeks then i would start adding bloom ferts. goodtimez

 

Dr.Darkheart

Member

• Jul 27, 2010

• #6

No...i wouldnt let them keep buding. You still have more potential maturity...i would let it start buding in a month..not this soon

 

Dr.Darkheart

Member

• Jul 27, 2010

• #7

I was thinking this was out door...if its indoor then yea, possibly let it bud. it all depends

 

BongKong420

Active Member

• Jul 27, 2010

• #8

I might start very diluted and work my way up

 

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michael642

Member

• Jul 28, 2010

• #9

Thanks BongKong...!! And everyone else, I'm def gonna try out the BioBizz Bloom soon then, maybe quarter to half strength for a while though. Since theres so much time left being outdoors..

That answers the other two dudes things about light/changing the bloom.... It's an outdoor grow. I can't control that, mother nature does lol.

Can't wait to see my girls shine!