How to use Fox Farm Grow Big, Big Bloom, & Tiger Bloom

I called FoxFarm and got the scoop on their feeding schedule vs. bottle mixture, the difference between their Ocean Forest and Happy Frog soil, and whether to use their Hydro version of Grow Big when fertilizing using the double-cup method.

***I recommend using these products at half strength for hot pepper plants!***

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[peppers]

Fox Farm just released a new feeding schedule that now includes Cal-mag! Be sure to download it! About time FF! 😏

[Shine]

Their feeding schedule is designed for growing marijuana indoors. It can be adapted to growing things like peppers or tomatoes, but that chart is specifically designed for marijuana plants. The 18 hour light cycle turning to 12 to start flowering is the biggest give away.

[aberd]

I used this last year on my "hybrid tomato" plants, WOW awesome

[brandonux]

I found their chart and was still confused 😂 this video made it so simple, thanks!

[jeremyshykes]

Thank you it was hard to find a good straight forward explanation like this.

[ScreaminBaby]

I start my seeds in a plastic cup using Happy Frog & then transplant them to a larger pot of Ocean Forest... wait 2 weeks, then start the feeding as per their chart (diluted 1st two feedings: 3 tsp & 5 tsp respectively), then do exactly as you state and extend the Week 4 schedule until Flowering begins. Grows Monsters!

[erikawoodard]

This was very helpful. Thank you! I have read all three bottles numerous times and never got as much clarity as this video provides. #bravo

[petercsigo]

I've been working with Happy Frog and I can tell you that it's one of the best seed starting solution and best all-around potting soil

[sandyarbuckle]

Man you really saved me cause I was gonna wait another week, because I didn't understand what was considered a seedling and when exactly to add nutrients, Super Thank You, you saved my autos!👍🏾💯

[peppers]

I save a bunch of gallon water/ice tea bottles and keep a bunch of different strength mixures laying around. Makes for easy application when the weeks call for different strengths.

[pamjam]

Loved this straight forward explanation! Thanks!

[randomdude]

Thank you. So basically if you used ocean forest you can wait to feed nutrients until 2-3 weeks because the seed has nutrients and the soil has nutrients. Mix that with coco/pearlite 70/30 and baby you got a stew goin’ then when you do start feeding with nutrients ease up the amounts. I’m glad you got the clarification we all desired. Use the 3 as one.

[uriel-heavensguardian]

Thanks for the video. Very informative! Helping me understand this subject.

[startrip]

This was INCREDIBLY HELPFUL - thank you so much.

[DDinColorado]

OMG, I was so confused by there "feeding schedule" thanks for making this! Great infomation!

[DennisPrice-lqkp]

Very helpful! I was definitely confused and you cleared it all up. excellent video. Thanks

[BiddahSweet]

Dude the best video. I have been doing just 1 of them at a time lol...not mixing all of them starting at the buds and flowers.

[magicalmidget]

Man i have messed it up before i was told a bit different from a supposed top guys in a hydroponics store, thank you for the great explanation appreciate the video happy gardens to you

[ArmandoGaytan]

Excellent information, you should keep it us updated

[steventurner]

I don't use the bloom first 2 weeks just half dose of grow big because foxfarm living soil holds what you need in big bloom nitrogen is really what your young plant needs 👍🏼