so you can add a couple drops of this grow big into the same water as a couple of drops of the big bloom for vegetative cycle of tomatos?
1008408
Yes you can mix the nutrients in the same water and then water your plants. Not sure if that's what you were asking for.
1008409
Yea. Just make sure you start with a good amount of water so u are not adding concentrate to concentrate.
1008410
Just make sure you make the proper mix as stated on the bottle and try using it every other watering not every time.
1828487
Mix in soil when planting and add to water and fertilize during the blooming period.
823671
Yes, you can. I bought them for a large 1 gallon indoor potted basil plant and it flourished with a small reused Jaeger bottle.
1554302
Yeah it's two teaspoons per gallon or two dropper fulls worth comes out same. So I'd recommend a miracle grow outdoor plant food that has a platic mixer that hooks up to your hose, cheapest way to go for the long run if your doing a garden or outdoor house bushes. This is fine for one or two bushes to be fertilized one a month. But will go quick, great for house plants though, and you can try it once and see if you see results. Good Luck Hope I Helped
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If you have the liquid in the little packets, just mix one packet in with a little water, then add directly to the water in the aerogarden. Couldn't be simpler. You do it when you start your seeds, then again each time the indicator light goes on telling you to add the nutrients.
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Technically, this is growing aeroponically, but the answer to your question is no. The sites are too close together and your plants would not get enough light, as this was not designed as full hydroponic solution. Plus your roots would become completely entangled in the spray heads, which happens to some extent even growing 3-4 inch clones.
1184020
Depends on what you're growing. I water with nutrients every other watering. Plus the box has stage by stage portion guide
1325525
Yes, you can. No dilution is necessary. I've been adding a capful twice a month directly. It doesn't bother fish and plants seem be like it.
2020744
I just mix up a gallon and substitute for a watering(whatever you normally do for each plant only it will have the kelp in it). This seems to work well,
60999
Yes, it works just as well and is easier. It starts working as soon as it is watered in.
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i do not see any reason you can't use fox farm's big bloom for any plant, but big bloom is not really a fertilizer. It is more of a soil condition that will in turn help the plant utilize the nutrients you give it. The name big bloom is a little miss-leading because it is used throughout the growing cycle, not just the flowering stage.i use the fox farm line-up ( liquids and solubles ) for all my container plants, but as soon as anything gets planted in the ground, i switch to cheaper alternative like tomato tone, garden tone, jacks classic or even miracle grow.i would consider researching what brugmansia needs for nutrients throughout the growing cycle before purchasing a specialized nutrient line. i do not see any reason you can't use fox farm's big bloom for any plant, but big bloom is not really a fertilizer. It is more of a soil condition that will in turn help the plant utilize the nutrients you give it. The name big bloom is a little miss-leading because it is used throughout the growing cycle, not just the flowering stage.i use the fox farm line-up ( liquids and solubles ) for all my container plants, but as soon as anything gets planted in the ground, i switch to cheaper alternative like tomato tone, garden tone, jacks classic or even miracle grow.i... » Read More i do not see any reason you can't use fox farm's big bloom for any plant, but big bloom is not really a fertilizer. It is more of a soil condition that will in turn help the plant utilize the nutrients you give it. The name big bloom is a little miss-leading because it is used throughout the growing cycle, not just the flowering stage.i use the fox farm line-up ( liquids and solubles ) for all my container plants, but as soon as anything gets planted in the ground, i switch to cheaper alternative like tomato tone, garden tone, jacks classic or even miracle grow.i would consider researching what brugmansia needs for nutrients throughout the growing cycle before purchasing a specialized nutrient line. « Show Less
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Sure. I use it from an 18 gallon tank up to my hydroponic tomatoes three times a day.
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Yes. But this is used in a 3 part series. Theirs grow, bloom, and micro which are all used at the same time but mixed in the water separately. U can't mix them together as one. It's designed for hydroponics solutions. Though you can use this in dirt to. It's a concentrate so it needs to be mixed in with water depending on what time of growth your in.
841438
I don't think you can add extra water. You just add what you need at the time.
1112319
You can buy a hose applicator or you can mix 1 tablespoon per gallon of water and water plants. It comes with a measuring spoonand directions on box. Tomatoes need calcium so you may have to add some of that to the plants also.
673370
Yes you sure can! For as long as needed!.. Even after u drain excess water, they remain moist enough for fresh flowers for many days..
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Yes Patio style tomatoes work fine in this. probably no more than 2 plants though