What is the difference between this and big bloom? Do you use 1 or the other, same time, or different timing for each. Thank you so much

Tiger bloom is higher potency than Big Bloom which is used on more frequent basis. The NPT ratio ( 3 numbers written lower on the label) is different for both but are generally formulated for flowering/fruiting stage. Both are great products, I prefer Tiger Bloom for fruits/veggies. Big Bloom for flowers and herbs.

Why cant i find anything available directly from Fox Farms right now?

I think they are backordered trying to fill distributor orders first. It was a spring that caught us all off guard and with low inventory

How much can i pour in a 16 oz water bottle?

The recommended amount to use is 2-3 teaspoons per gallon of water. There are 8 pints (16 oz) in a gallon of water; So 1/4 to 3/8 teaspoons per pint (16 ounces) but be sure to check your pH level in that pint of water. You will most likely need to use pH up to balance the acidity. This is a very acidic fertilizer. My pH tap water is 8. and to get a pH of 6.0 I need to buffer with an equal amount of pH up.

Can you use this with African violets or is it too strong?

Yes. Tiger Bloom Fertilizer is a gentle fertilizer that can be used on African Violets, as well as many other houseplants. Follow instructions for "general feeding" on the label for best results, but use more sparingly than the recommended frequency of every other watering. It is recommended to water African Violets every 4-6 weeks.

Liquid Volume	370.37 Milliliters
Item Weight	1.3 Pounds
Specific Uses For Product	Hydroponic
Coverage	Medium
Item Form	Liquid
Mixing Ratio	1:200 or 1:300 (1 part fertilizer to 200 or 300 parts water)

FoxFarm Tiger Bloom Liquid Fertilizer Concentrate - Fast Acting Formula for Vicious Growth with Phosphorus - Encourages Fruit, Flower & Bud Development, NPK 2-8-4 (Pint)

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