RockyMtnMan
Well-Known Member
I agree with most of the posts here.
I also used MG nutes for quite some time.
I used the MG Bloom Booster also and had great results.
I later found another salt based powder called Jack's Classic. It is made by JR Peters Corp. and is a lot like MG except has a few more trace minerals and elements in it.
They make a 10-10-10 and a 10-30-20 for blooming.
1/2 tsp per gal and I never had to add Magnesium or suffered any other deficiency.
I have not used it in six months or so, but if I lived in an area where discretion or availability of nutes was a problem, I would use it again.
As far as the MG soil, it is hard to read. Some of the MG mixes have small time release beads or other slow release fertilizers.
I would say if using the MG soil mixes, then don't feed anything until 12/12 or the plant tells you it's hungry.
I grow in peat and perlite, so my medium has no nutritional value.
I used to buy Promix 4, then I realized I could make my own and now I just buy a bail of peat and a bag of perlite and mix, 65%/35%.
Like many posters have said, Scotts fertilizer co has been around over 80 years.
Cannabis specific nutes are a marketing ploy.
If cannabis was so particular, then why are there so many different NPK values on all the different bottles of cannabis nutes?
Find what works for you, based on your own growing experience, knowledge etc., not on the bottle with the awesome graphics.
I am currently using "Age Old Organics" line.
You can buy a 1 gal jug for $40.00. It is just like Fox Farms except about 20x stronger.
The veg formula is NPK 12-6-6 and the Bloom is 5-10-5.
It only takes 1tsp. per gal to achieve the same NPK as many of those pretty bottles that would require 2-3 oz of their diluted product.
The only difference is the label isn't pretty. It doesn't have a bud with a Mohawk, or a smiling pot plant or MJ leaf anywhere on it.
It is an industrial jug of dark brown concentrate and it rocks!
I hate grow shops and all they stand for. They exist to prey on the gullible.
Just like those kitchen gadget/boutique shops.
You can buy an ergonomic grip vegetable peeler, with an inverted handle, but my carrots taste the same as yours and I used the same peeler my grandmother did.
I also used MG nutes for quite some time.
I used the MG Bloom Booster also and had great results.
I later found another salt based powder called Jack's Classic. It is made by JR Peters Corp. and is a lot like MG except has a few more trace minerals and elements in it.
They make a 10-10-10 and a 10-30-20 for blooming.
1/2 tsp per gal and I never had to add Magnesium or suffered any other deficiency.
I have not used it in six months or so, but if I lived in an area where discretion or availability of nutes was a problem, I would use it again.
As far as the MG soil, it is hard to read. Some of the MG mixes have small time release beads or other slow release fertilizers.
I would say if using the MG soil mixes, then don't feed anything until 12/12 or the plant tells you it's hungry.
I grow in peat and perlite, so my medium has no nutritional value.
I used to buy Promix 4, then I realized I could make my own and now I just buy a bail of peat and a bag of perlite and mix, 65%/35%.
Like many posters have said, Scotts fertilizer co has been around over 80 years.
Cannabis specific nutes are a marketing ploy.
If cannabis was so particular, then why are there so many different NPK values on all the different bottles of cannabis nutes?
Find what works for you, based on your own growing experience, knowledge etc., not on the bottle with the awesome graphics.
I am currently using "Age Old Organics" line.
You can buy a 1 gal jug for $40.00. It is just like Fox Farms except about 20x stronger.
The veg formula is NPK 12-6-6 and the Bloom is 5-10-5.
It only takes 1tsp. per gal to achieve the same NPK as many of those pretty bottles that would require 2-3 oz of their diluted product.
The only difference is the label isn't pretty. It doesn't have a bud with a Mohawk, or a smiling pot plant or MJ leaf anywhere on it.
It is an industrial jug of dark brown concentrate and it rocks!
I hate grow shops and all they stand for. They exist to prey on the gullible.
Just like those kitchen gadget/boutique shops.
You can buy an ergonomic grip vegetable peeler, with an inverted handle, but my carrots taste the same as yours and I used the same peeler my grandmother did.