biobizz bloom or topmax?
Posted: Mon 12th Jan 2009 07:41 pm
can anyone tell me which one would be best to use or if its better to use both and also the benefits of using either of these. Any help will be much apreciated thanks.
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Posted: Mon 12th Jan 2009 07:42 pm
floranova
Posted: Mon 12th Jan 2009 08:14 pm
thanks bonglord but I was hoping for more info on the two mentioned.
Posted: Mon 12th Jan 2009 09:17 pm
Biobizz feeding schedule: http://www.gchydro.com/pdf/biobizz.pdf
Posted: Mon 12th Jan 2009 10:54 pm
all good..just yellin out what i know works fine...good luck
Posted: Mon 12th Jan 2009 11:06 pm
thanks for the help guys its much apreciated 
Posted: Wed 11th Mar 2009 03:19 pm
I've used these p[roducts before - they are meant tobe used together...m.c wrote:thanks bonglord but I was hoping for more info on the two mentioned.
The BioBloom provides organically activated formula which works with the soil to provide organically occuring nutrients to the roots.
Whereas the TopMax works in a similar way also, but with the diference that it provides trace elements and metals to the plant which it needs to promote a strong immune system!
Follow the instructions on their grow schedule found in Boners post - he got you the schedule. Top dude, very helpful!
Posted: Wed 11th Mar 2009 08:04 pm
I`ve heard that this is a schedule for clones...Boner wrote:Biobizz feeding schedule: http://www.gchydro.com/pdf/biobizz.pdf
Posted: Thu 12th Mar 2009 03:16 pm
It's for seeds - for clones you can quite safely add on minimum of a week (more like two) in growth... taking growth (18/6) 3 weeks instead of two (allowing the clones enough time to root).eldrahn wrote:I`ve heard that this is a schedule for clones...Boner wrote:Biobizz feeding schedule: http://www.gchydro.com/pdf/biobizz.pdf
Posted: Thu 12th Mar 2009 03:18 pm
You just have to tailor the feeding to the plants needs, my Cheese will lap the nutes up but the Blue Cheese is more sensitive.
Posted: Wed 25th Mar 2009 01:28 pm
See... This sacred kn owledge which Boner speaks of - comes with experience!Boner wrote:You just have to tailor the feeding to the plants needs, my Cheese will lap the nutes up but the Blue Cheese is more sensitive.
Posted: Fri 22nd May 2009 09:19 pm
the biobizz range is great imo ive used this stuff for a while and had no problems. fairly priced and organic.
topmax-top activator/stimulator
biobloom-general flowering fertilizer
both are used 2gether
topmax-top activator/stimulator
biobloom-general flowering fertilizer
both are used 2gether