Fox Farm Liquid Nutrient Soil Trio- Pints: Big Bloom, Grow Big, Tiger Bloom (Pack of 3-16 oz. Bottles)

GROWES BIG PLANTS

I needed some liquid fertilizers and wanted to try these this year as I have heard positive things about the brand, so far have been pleased with the results, plants growing a little quicker and perkier after they looked a little stunted. I do low doses until established. The value you get for the price is good for what I have researched online so far.

I read one critical review that was on point. But you know what you're buying.Fantastic nutes for all kinds of plants.But if you're doing it right, you're gonna need a ton of extra Big Bloom. Or an alternative. If you expect them to all run out at the same time. I also add some calmag and myco+ or recharge.I keep chopping my indoor tomato plant until summer rolls around. Look away for a few minutes and it puts on a few feet. Pereskiopsis loves the veg bottle. Plumeria love the flower bottle. Everything loves the middle bottle. I'd love a 55 gallon drum of that stuff.

5 stars for quality and results from all of fox farm nutes. 2 stars for their ridiculous feeding schedule and suggested amounts to use. Fortunately for me I know to start with less and titrate up to assess plant response. I am certin the recommended amounts wouldve have killed my plants.I started out at 1/5th strength of these 3 and 1/8th strength of the fox farm, FoxFarm Open Sesame + Cha Ching + Beastie Bloomz Plant Nutrients Fertilizer, beastie blooms, and cha-ching. I strongly recommend those as well. Even at that low low strength my plants showed some nutrient burn, although it was only the very tips of the leaves. I know it was the fox farm nutes since i use Premier Horticulture 3.8-CF Pro Mix HP High Porosity with Mycorise which has no nutrients at all. It's only peat, perlite, and Mycorrhizae, a beneficial endomycorrhizal fungus that increases resistance to stresses. I also use FoxFarm Bushdoctor Microbe Brew, 1 ptOne good thing is these nutes also will lower tap water with a PH of 8-9 almost down to the perfect 6.5. However I still recommend checking the PH that is best for your specific plants and using PH Up or Down to get it there. Otherwise your plants may not be able to use the nutes at all. I recommend this PH meter. No complicated directions for calibration. Just use solution and screwdriver.Hydroponic Nutrient pH Value Tester, Digital pH Meter with 2 Pack of Calibration Solution Mixture Included . However I also recomend double checking using the General Hydroponics PH Test Indicator, 8-Ounce method.I have had a PH meter be so off that it read 6.4 when it was really closer to 4 or 5.Overall I strongly recommend these fox farm nutes as well as the others mentioned

I used this to grow several seasons of herbs and it never let me down. I always got a bountiful harvest. My only problem with this stuff is that it smells not so great so it needs flushed every once in awhile.

This is my second year using Fox farm grow products and I will continue to use. They give my plants exactly what they need.

It’s concentrated so be careful how much your using. But it has done a great job on my indoor and outdoor plants.

Products arrived on time and packaged well. I like the 3 steps (according to your plant stage, definitely read through their website to learn how to use them), especially if you are starting from seeds. The big bloom is a great fertilizer for all plants, indoor/out. Highly recommend