I randomly hit on a link, like I said. I knew what I'd find and it doesn't matter what the product is with these guys, it's a rip.I guess I never ran bud blood is my point so I can't comment on it. It's possible I misunderstood your post, it happens
Let's get one thing straight, son. Don't try to bait me. You need to get back in that $500,000 yacht of yours and do some baiting over the deep blue sea.
Ok im on board now with ya. I was a little off in my post to that and I apologize
Sometimes it isn't even the grower's fault that they don't know what's in their bottles as a handful of these companies pull some shady sh*t when it comes to labeling. I'm sure you already know this and it can vary from state-to-state but by law they're not allowed to sell us less of an ingredient that is listed on the bottle but they can certainly sell you more. An example of this is when I tested a two-part hydro food from House & Garden as one of the bottles was labeled (.3-0-.3) and neither had calcium listed. In addition, H&G registered these two bottles with the state or Oregon listing mineral percentages that completely differed from what my bottles said.
Yep, let's take that Blood Bud stuff. They hype it as being a super bloom food when in reality it will do the plant a great deal of harm unless you know what you're doing and supplement it with a high N food that has a good micro profile. The typical grower who has no foundation to pull from will fall for it and when his plants lose most of their fan leaves and the colas end up as popcorn buds they can't understand why. To protect yourself, to empower yourself, you MUST learn what makes a plant tick and why these shysters do what they do.
Well "they" would certainly know just as much with me posting a journal.
AN did the same thing and was taken to court for it. You might remember those links a member gave about a year ago. It was pretty damning for AN.
see that's what I'm talking about right there!
that post alone has the ability to help the users understand more fully why they are having a problem and how to combat it. Or ultimately to search for another line to run as I did from following your threads lol.
DG's bloom sucks by itself, I pointed that out two weeks into my first run with their foods. It needs more N and less P and I think UB asked one of their techs about the lopsided P in that formula and their response was '..it's easier to give the public what they want instead of reeducating them as to what plants actually need'. While we're on the subject, I don't understand their Magpro product. Why sell a bottle that emphasizes the 3 least important macro and secondary macro elements when their 'bases' already contain plenty? I guess it looks good on paper for the types that think bloom boosters actually boost blooms.
Very true., I was referring to dyna as a brand in bloom, not dyna-bloom in particular. In fact I found my best bet in bloom is dyna-grow just for those reasons you stated. But in the end I use FP only for veg.
Did anyone answer the OP's question? I'm thinking of switching to sensi next grow if I can find the non-perfect version.
post #5 sums it up
So what do you use? Do they still sell the non-perfect version. I was thinking of doing the whole grow w/ just sensi non-perfect grow A&B which is 5-2-5.
I'm sure you know this but it's not the brands that make the difference, it's the composition of the salts in the bottle. A well grown plant using ABC brand plant food will produce meds equal to that of brand XYZ, as long as the plants are healthy at harvest. I'm sure my warnings about these companies get old but so do the empty recommendations of the posters in these threads who have no history or journals at this site.
I live in a non legal state, I dont produce "meds", I grow illegal plants, perhaps its paranoia but posting pics or a journal seems kinda silly when I dont ask for advice on how to grow, if I ask a question its about equipment I have little/no experience with.