[Luxman]

And also, regarding not adjusting the ph of your nutrients: IMO this is fine as long as your soil ph remains in the 6 to 6.4 range throughout your bloom cycle. If your soil has a lot of peat or runs hot it can sometimes veer towards the low ph end of things, and P and cal/mag are mostly taken up above 6.3 in soil.

[Dkgrower]

I use to grow with biobizz and it works but it is rather expensive and u can get the same results with any line or home made fertilizer

just my 2 cents

[Well]

nice thread, im just about to switch to biobizz nutes, its gonna be fun to try bio and i think this is right for me

bless

[Sirius seeds]

biobizz is too expenssive for indoor growing and its not a very strong nutrients, mineral nutients are better for indoor, for outdoor or in soil in greehouse organic food is the best. my 2 cents

[Mister_D]

I've been using biobizz for some years now. My schedule is very simple and produces excellent results. For veg, I feed 9ml per gal of grow or fishmix (I like to switch off, but either one can be used by itself if you prefer) at every watering, starting when the clone is first cut, and continuing until day one of flower. If i'm growing an N sensitive plant or have nutes premixed in the soil/media already I'll use 6ml per gal. grow/fishmix until the plants show signs of hunger. I have since found better alternatives, but I used to add top max (humics) and alg-a-mic (seaweed) at the recommended bottle dose with every watering. For flower I use 6-9ml per gal. biogrow/fishmix + 12ml per gal. bloom, feed at every watering until three weeks prior to harvest when only ph adjusted water is given. Ph is adjusted to 6-6.5 the entire cycle as I have lockout issues when I don't ph for extended periods of time. They are great nutes, just be sure you mix what you need and use it within 24 hours, preferably right away.

[vStagger Leev]

Originally Posted by Luxman

Great products, just wanted to chime in.

One thing I would opine, though: not quite enough PK present for weeks 4-6, so I add Roots Organics HPK and HP2 liquid guanos for that phase of flowering. 10 ml/gal of each substantially increases yields on my end.

I should probably add that I top out the Biobloom at 20 ml/gallon when doing this.

Roots also makes a great product called Trinity. The marriage between the BioBizz and Roots products in my garden has me really happy. Incredible flavor for sure, insane resin.

Great tips! IMO BioBizz doesnt need P/K boosters.... not necessary. That 2% P and 2%K is enough. The BioHeaven and TopMax combined make that 2/2 plenty of P/k. My yields have never suffered because I didnt use a bloom booster. Here is a photo for example. No bloom boosters necessary... just the BioBizz



As for adding Roots... the only product I think that's worthy is the Trinity, and that's even a pretty watered down catalyst imo.

Originally Posted by Sirius seeds

biobizz is too expenssive for indoor growing and its not a very strong nutrients, mineral nutients are better for indoor, for outdoor or in soil in greehouse organic food is the best. my 2 cents

Again... strength??? It just needs to be used properly. Nutrients dont need to be "strong" for them to produce massive yields. Gram/Watt is not difficult if you know what your doing with BioBizz. Not sure why so many people have the misconseption of a nutrient having to have a 20/40/50 ratio on them to grow HUGE nuggets. The proof is in the pudding As for the cost$$$ Yah it costs a little more, but so does everything that's worth the cheddar. Much love! SL

Here's more examples of what BioBizz can do with no "bloom boosters" or stronger nutes.



^^^ This side of the room produced 4.5lbs





^^^ 1/2lb plants are a breeze with these nutes (10gal pot)

[Luxman]

Nice pics!

IMO BioBizz doesnt need P/K boosters.... not necessary. That 2% P and 2%K is enough.

'Need' is really a matter of opinion, I guess. My yields increased by 16% by adding 10 ml of Root's HPK and 10 ml of HP2 during weeks 5 and 6 of flower. Additional PK at that time really helps to build bulk. JMO, but that's a significant increase to me.

I also noticed an increase in resin production and oils/flavor.

Great products regardless. Love the BioBizz!

[Luxman]

Also, I totally agree about BioBizz being worth the cost. The consistency and quality are insane. It makes no sense at all to jump over the dollar to get to the dime. Very worth the investment IMO.

What strain is that? Beautiful! Nice work and I don't blame you for doing what obviously works.

[quitelost]

Use your favorate search engine to find "oldtimers biobizz feed secdule" or something created by british grower oldtimer1, it is very effective, cheaper because he uses less nutes than recomended, formulated from alot of experience and works for many growers.

[vStagger Leev]

Lux man, the 1/2 room shot is a bunch of varieties, the purple is Killing Fields, and the hazy plant is Annunaki. SL