Bio bizz grow nutes

[Ribbzzy]

I only use BioBizz, I don't use a cal/mag suppliment. I grow under Platinum LED panels. If you don't go mad with grow in the first few weeks, it's good. I amend the soil with some Biochar, and root explosion, thats it. I went down the road of adding epsom salt, scouring the internet looking of organic cal/mag suppliments, and it really isn't needed. Like they say at BioBizz, "no nutrient company would sell a product lacking in 2 of the most essential building blocks of a plant"

Don't over feed grow in the first few weeks, feed bloom at a slightly higher level when introduced, 2ml per liter say. If you do encounter problems, foliar feed with Alg-a-mic.

Day 28, HubbaBubbaHaze, one of the new Mephisto strains, she loves the regime, no defs

 

[PlatinumLEDTom]

Looking like some solid veg @Ribbzzy!

 

[Ribbzzy]

Looking like some solid veg @Ribbzzy!

Real solid veg. These new Mephisto seeds.....lovely. Lot's of sativa goodness.
2 weeks later

Check out the tester thread
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...uper-orange-haze-hubbabubbahaze.69591/page-12
All grown under Platinum LED

 

[Kinezokyprios]

To start with, biobizz nutrients can help you grow magnificent quality crops and lack nothing in quantity over non organic nutrients.
As far as cal mag issues under led are concerned, unless you heavily flush the plants you will never face such a situation. 99% of cal mag issues are temperature/humidity imbalances. You need to fix the weather in the tent. There is no need to add extra cal mag, especially in an organic grow watered by plain tap water. Even in a hydro grow (actually this how I discovered the solution to the problem, having specialist agronomists to consult me on this) cal mag issues can be fixed by adjusting the temperature to humidity ratio.
However I do not consider liquid fertilizers ideal for soil. The best choice is dry fertilizers for tomatoes and flowers plus dry cal mag supplements, all of them organic. They are slow release and this gradual feeding is more beneficial for our crop and contains no dangers of over or underfeeding. Plus they are significantly cheaper and more easily available, even at the local florist you can purchase at a low price a quantity for very many grows. An extra benefit is that once you add to your soil the feed then you only have to water with plain water all the way, which means greater efficiency and less time needed, that you can use for other activities.