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Let's say you are already using a basic 3 part soil fert for vegetative growth, if you could only add 1 thing to get large buds what would it be? Cheaper the better.
Well, I guess you could just adjust your ratio to provide more P and K.
But a PK boost product might allow a better ratio than the 3 part can achieve.
I'm using GH Liquid Kool Bloom with Advanced 3 Part in soil, along with some other things, but when I added the KB at week 4 and beyond, major difference.
Quote: Stoneth said: Are you asking about adding one part to what you're already using, or one part period?
One more bottle for larger buds added to the 3 bottle regiment already in place. Also could you please use layman's terms not grower shorthand guys, I have no Idea what N P or K do. I understand it's nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium........ just dont know which bottles do what. I was drunk and lazy last night writing this.
I use liquid Koolbloom and dry koolbloom. For starting out tho I'd recommend teh liquid.
The big question is what brand nutrients are you using? In my experience some brands don't work well with others, or at least as well as they should. But if you're using Gh's brand then Koolbloom is a great option.
Quote: Stoneth said: Are you asking about adding one part to what you're already using, or one part period?
One more bottle for larger buds added to the 3 bottle regiment already in place. Also could you please use laments terms not grower shorthand guys, I have no Idea what N P or K means.
If you have no idea what N,P, or K stands for you may want to start doing some research. That's the key to getting bigger yields.
-------------------- Dude she isn't as young as she use to be.
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