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ZiggyStardust · 03-28-2016, 01:46 AM

I resume this oldish thread to hopefully clear a couple of doubts i have:

- i read here one shouldn't ph down the feeding solution using biobizz... I have used BB for 5 years with nice results always ph'ing down. My water has a high ph, the solution is usually around 7.5/8 ph. I use canna "organic acid" ph-down which i think is basically citric acid... I ph down until the end, even when giving plants only water at the very end (at least 2 weeks)

- i read an old thread on another forum where this grower (oldtimer1) adviced to cut the bloom (from 3-4 ml/l to 1) and double the grow (from 1 to 2) as soon as pistils start change colour. This should improve taste lowering P and have a better NPK ratio towards the end...
Does this make sense for anyone?
I was thinking about doing a sidebyside with 2 clones from same mom using my schedule (which is not the same for every plant but based on biobizz chart... I use rootjuice, bioheaven, biogrow, biobloom, topmax and occasionally algamic also as a foliar spray). I also use molasses and cannazym) and oldtimer1's...

ZiggyStardust · 03-28-2016, 01:48 AM

P.s. Regarding ph, i aim at 6.6/6.8. Growing in soil using biobizz allmix

ZiggyStardust · 03-28-2016, 02:12 AM

Man i can't wait to be able to edit posts!

Just re-read and thought i shoul've been more precise...
About doubt 2 - i normally decrease biobloom towards the end, don't flush i just give a lil molasses and cannazym then just water for 2 weeks at least.
What sounds strange to me is doubling the grow (i never fed 2 ml/l biogrow)... I always try to cut N right after stretch in flowering, especially with OGs...
But i'm curious!

The Revolution · 03-28-2016, 02:51 AM

Biobizz used to send out sample boxes of all their nutes. I had excellent success incorporating their nutes in AACT. I believe their nutes are plant derived, all organic. Pretty basic nutes, that def work well. I would recommend them!

ZiggyStardust · 03-28-2016, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by The Revolution

Biobizz used to send out sample boxes of all their nutes. I had excellent success incorporating their nutes in AACT. I believe their nutes are plant derived, all organic. Pretty basic nutes, that def work well. I would recommend them!

I've been using biobizz for many grows i'm also happy with them!
I hope tho someone can chime in and clear up these 2 doubts i have...
Maybe i can get more out of the bizz!

GoatCheese · 03-28-2016, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Piff Rhys Jones

I've used biobizz since I started and have been using a pack that I purchased about four years ago with good results. It's about to run out and I notice they have changed their packaging and the formula of the nutes since I bought them last.

The grow used to be 8-2-6 but is now 4-3-6. The bloom ratio has changed slightly too. I wonder why they did this as I had very good results with the original ratio.

Are you guys still using yoiur biobizz and getting good results?

Thanks!

Peace

LOL! I only just noticed the change in formula after reading this post! I have been giving the same amount to my veg plants and haven't noticed any difference, and because i have been tweeking my flowering nutes lately anyways, so no apparent change there either.

Have been using BioBizz Grow and Bloom for 10 years and i'm quite happy with them. Tomatos and chilis like them too.

ganjygav · 03-28-2016, 02:16 PM

Biobizz is the nuts. I used it one grow and had my healthiest crop yet. Trying different nutes this grow and getting calmag problems.

ZiggyStardust · 03-28-2016, 11:54 PM

Do you guys ph-down when using biobizz?
Someone on this thread mentioned ph-downing should be avoided using biobizz cause it kills microbial activity...
Also, have you ever tried "oldtimer's schedule"? (See my first post on previous page...)

ganjygav · 03-29-2016, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

Do you guys ph-down when using biobizz?
Someone on this thread mentioned ph-downing should be avoided using biobizz cause it kills microbial activity...
Also, have you ever tried "oldtimer's schedule"? (See my first post on previous page...)

I used ph down, everything that went in was 6.5 ph. Didn't have no issues doing so either.

GoatCheese · 03-29-2016, 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZiggyStardust

Do you guys ph-down when using biobizz?
Someone on this thread mentioned ph-downing should be avoided using biobizz cause it kills microbial activity...
Also, have you ever tried "oldtimer's schedule"? (See my first post on previous page...)

Why would it kill anything when the amount you put in is very, very small? I put something like 0.1 ml per a litre of water.

Maybe it could burn your nutes if you do it the wrong way around = You put your nutes in first, and then the ph-down/up and so it might "burn" some nutes "regionally" before you have time to mix it all in.

But if you add the PH-down first and shake well before adding the nutes and additives, i can't see how this would mess it up.

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03-28-2016, 01:46 AM	#41
ZiggyStardust Member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 94	I resume this oldish thread to hopefully clear a couple of doubts i have: - i read here one shouldn't ph down the feeding solution using biobizz... I have used BB for 5 years with nice results always ph'ing down. My water has a high ph, the solution is usually around 7.5/8 ph. I use canna "organic acid" ph-down which i think is basically citric acid... I ph down until the end, even when giving plants only water at the very end (at least 2 weeks) - i read an old thread on another forum where this grower (oldtimer1) adviced to cut the bloom (from 3-4 ml/l to 1) and double the grow (from 1 to 2) as soon as pistils start change colour. This should improve taste lowering P and have a better NPK ratio towards the end... Does this make sense for anyone? I was thinking about doing a sidebyside with 2 clones from same mom using my schedule (which is not the same for every plant but based on biobizz chart... I use rootjuice, bioheaven, biogrow, biobloom, topmax and occasionally algamic also as a foliar spray). I also use molasses and cannazym) and oldtimer1's...
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03-28-2016, 01:48 AM	#42
ZiggyStardust Member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 94	P.s. Regarding ph, i aim at 6.6/6.8. Growing in soil using biobizz allmix
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03-28-2016, 02:12 AM	#43
ZiggyStardust Member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 94	Man i can't wait to be able to edit posts! Just re-read and thought i shoul've been more precise... About doubt 2 - i normally decrease biobloom towards the end, don't flush i just give a lil molasses and cannazym then just water for 2 weeks at least. What sounds strange to me is doubling the grow (i never fed 2 ml/l biogrow)... I always try to cut N right after stretch in flowering, especially with OGs... But i'm curious!
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03-28-2016, 02:51 AM	#44
The Revolution Banned Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 1,202	Biobizz used to send out sample boxes of all their nutes. I had excellent success incorporating their nutes in AACT. I believe their nutes are plant derived, all organic. Pretty basic nutes, that def work well. I would recommend them!
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