Maxi bloom to Kool bloom switch

[cfl...KING]

For outdoor I'm going for weight, a small quality difference will not change price, to be blunt. It's cheap. For quality I have the indoor.

 

[goingrey]

@goinggrey
They are telling you to use koolbloom dry only at those weeks. Not before. Not to use it by itself.

Seems you're right but they do lower the bloom at the same time in the corresponding amount both in the DTW and recirc schedules. Was wondering why they would add N at the end but the sum is still less N with this system I guess. They also only suggest it for only one week of a 12 week flowering, bordering on the why even bother...

 

[cfl...KING]

Thanks king

Wish I could change my name lol I was just a kid when I came up with that back in 07 lol

 

[cfl...KING]

Seems you're right but they do lower the bloom at the same time in the corresponding amount both in the DTW and recirc schedules. Was wondering why they would add N at the end but the sum is still less N with this system I guess. They also only suggest it for only one week of a 12 week flowering, bordering on the why even bother...

From what I read it boosts yield an helps the plants finish slightly early

 

[RoostaPhish]

Seems like for a push at the end. Could help ripen some varieties. I liked using it. But I dont really use "boosters" anymore. Just a great base formula. Been using cns 17 from botanicare. They have a bloom formula and then a ripe formula for the last few weeks of feed. The base just changes npk ratios.

 

[cfl...KING]

Did you notice a yield difference?

 

[RoostaPhish]

I would say yes. But conditions could have been slightly different from when I wasnt using it. And contributed to differences. But I definitely didnt notice any negatives to using it, other than it lowering ph of solution even more than maxi alone, which needed further correction than usual.

 

[cfl...KING]

I would say yes. But conditions could have been slightly different from when I wasnt using it. And contributed to differences. But I definitely didnt notice any negatives to using it, other than it lowering ph of solution even more than maxi alone, which needed further correction than usual.

My outdoor plants don't get pH'd water they get water from the hose in a 2gal bucket with a scoop of maxi bloom. 3 Bigg ones are over 7ft. The other 2 are just under 6

 

[RoostaPhish]

I'm sort of obsessive these days so I would check it. But I never used to with my outdoor especially. With tap water you could easily be fine. It changes ph much more dramatically with ro water.

 

[RoostaPhish]

Nice plants!

 

[cfl...KING]

Thank you, next year I'll use these 25gal fabric bags instead of the 5gal pots. See if I can get over 12ft an 3-4lb a plant.

Start them indoors so they'll be 2-3ft when they go outside