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Nutrients to produce bigger buds

Sean Winchester

Sean Winchester

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I'm willing to experiment on products to produce larger buds. I have multiple plants of the same strain if you guys name the product I'll run a test and also offer me some guidance
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Cool idea. Are they all clones? That might make it a little more accurate, but could be interesting nonetheless.

Fox Farm trio (Big bloom, grow big, tiger bloom)
 
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No nutrients yet won't start until next week im growing in soil fox farm Ocean. 5 gallon fabric pots and two 7 gallon pots to see if there's a size difference at the end
 

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Ok I went to the store and bought some stuff to try . The guys at the store said there were really great and highly recommended them so the test will begin as soon as I read up on them.
 

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Ok I'm going test 3 skunks with nutrients and 3 skunks with just water. Do you think that will be a good way to test for the difference
 
Cool idea, I used the flora trio last time and for the current grow I'm using Advanced Nutrients (for coco)_ inherited them from a friend so I got what he gave me_ for veg I had the Basic Grow A & B, Voodoo Juice and B52. Man, that Voodoo Juice is expensive stuff! Don't know that I'd use it if I had to buy it. Mixed according to schedule. For flowering I used the Basic flowering A & B, B52, Big Bud, Bud Ignitor and Overdrive. Compared to what I've used before the Veg series didn't seem to make an obvious difference for me this time, but the buds have been growing faster than before. It will be nice to see what you come up with. Far as the nutrients and the different lights. I changed lights this time too, may have got them a little too close here towards the end. I kinda agree with Marley_ clones from the same mother will probably provide the best comparisons. I usually grow three plants from each strain from seed, and there are always differences in size and sometimes color and formation as well (everything else being equal). Have fun and will be waiting to see what you come up with. Cheers!
 
Placing a divider between the lights sounds like a good idea to isolate them some more. Comparing plain water, basic nutrients and nutrients with boosters sounds like a good plan too. As long as the Fox Farm can provide what you need through the entire grow when used with just water. Make sure you PH the water after adding nutrients and of course PH the plan water too. The advanced nutrients series for coco balances the ph automatically, as long as you abide by the schedule. For coco I'd get ph readings of 5.8 to 6.2 after mixing them, no mater that the water out of the tap was ph 7.7. That was pretty convenient. Since you're growing in soil and mixing different nutrients you'll need to stay on top of outflow has well and watch carefully for any kind of lockout. Using the coco nutrients in coco according to the schedule made things easier for me. You'll have the nutrients in the Fox Farm mix and have what you add, so the test will be accurate as far as using the Fox Farm mix. But may not apply to other growing mediums such as coco, hydroponics, or others.
 
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