Advanced Nutrients for Newb's?

[treyhood34]

This is ballpark ish because my ppm pen is probly dif than yours @nd I do use one 20. Amazon or wherever 5 gal bucket 4 gal Tennessee. Tap water at 250ppm useing the cap from one litter connisoure 1cap A and one cap of Bis about 400ppm use half the micro nutes as base nutes double this is 750 800 ppm 400ppm/500 seedlings 700/900 late veg to early flower then the rest is up to u I just hope this helps I didnt know what was wrong with mine for year or two id say

 

[BROBIE]

I still can't comprehend why rookies like treyhood34 and Homebrewer jump to Connoisseur when it specifically states it;'s for pro AN growers. (so they say) It most always results in hard lessons learned.
Sorry Treyhood , no disrespect, but why did U go for the big league shit when Sensi would have done U well and much cheaper? When I ask others that it usually stems from a hydro store salesman.

 

[a mongo frog]

I still can't comprehend why rookies like treyhood34 and Homebrewer jump to Connoisseur when it specifically states it;'s for pro AN growers. (so they say) It most always results in hard lessons learned.
Sorry Treyhood , no disrespect, but why did U go for the big league shit when Sensi would have done U well and much cheaper? When I ask others that it usually stems from a hydro store salesman.

haaaahaaaaa!!!!!!! he said big league shit!!!!! you guys are so funny.......

 

[treyhood34]

It cost like 3 dollars more than sensi bloom the problem was me and my stupidity it comes with instructions just follow them but I use ex@curly 1/2 and some of what I learned from random google searches it says change water every week I didnt do that because I saw where some one else didnt change there's even though they were probably useing completely different nutes it also says don't use tap and I still use tap it was all my human error if any one who sees this follows there mixing advice lightly and move up based on their results they have made an all but idiot proof way of magic bucket buds an is better light better yield to for newbs like me for whomever cares seems to b all kinds masters those who think there masters and those who just have to feed the kids

 

[treyhood34]

I've never seen hydro store in my life the churches would picket hell they just know sell pipes in stores they put so much effort into eradication for what so ill wake up and do laundry hell they don't even no the reason iWork so hard is the weed if it wornt for that I id stick my foot up my bible beat bosses as s and quit spell in just showers how my ged haven self should not mess with there advanced scientist work

 

[treyhood34]

Sugar black rose 4 week veg day 17 flower 600 watt sol6

 

[az2000]

Y do you people even care what someone else uses if not to help the other person.

I think the flip side of the same coin is: why do people care what other people think? The hecklers are only empowered when people reply to their hubris-laden comments. If more people reported those posts instead of devolving into pages of one-liner insults, maybe people who use AN could talk about it (while those who don't like it could exist in their own thread -- with the sound of crickets chirping because there aren't that many people out to save the world).

 

[HERB rastafari]

Well said az2000. Real recognize real. Respect.

 

[treyhood34]

Has anyone used expert or any other bundles did they help versus just hobbiest

 

[Theophilus]

N

Flavor, in my experience, is greatly influenced by your genetics. Have any of your friends grown those same cuts and produced a much more flavorful product? If not, you may just have a mildly flavored cut on your hands.

Keep in mind that plant health and your curing technique can greatly influence the intensity of the flavor too. There are many factors at play here.

No, I can't say that they have grown these cuts so I am sure you're right about that. I seem to recall you saying somewhere that the ingredient that people are looking for in a product like Sweet from Botanicare is actually the sulfur which is found in MagPro. I was under the impression the MagPro was sort of a 'Bloom Booster' if you will, but if you found that you don't really need it in 'dirt'... Not sure what I am trying to ask, exactly, lol... You really think we don't need any additives in containers and we can get the same kind of yields others boast of from various product lines? If one only sees an added benefit from additives like MagPro, Floralicious Plus and KoolBloom in Hydro grows, what is that saying? Is the final product from Hydro better as a result of being able to use these additives? Trying to understand this all still... And I feel like I do more reading and note taking than you'd ever believe. Maybe I am just slow or the internet with all of its MIS-information has me completely confused.

 

[Mr.Head]

No, I can't say that they have grown these cuts so I am sure you're right about that. I seem to recall you saying somewhere that the ingredient that people are looking for in a product like Sweet from Botanicare is actually the sulfur which is found in MagPro. I was under the impression the MagPro was sort of a 'Bloom Booster' if you will, but if you found that you don't really need it in 'dirt'... Not sure what I am trying to ask, exactly, lol... You really think we don't need any additives in containers and we can get the same kind of yields others boast of from various product lines? If one only sees an added benefit from additives like MagPro, Floralicious Plus and KoolBloom in Hydro grows, what is that saying? Is the final product from Hydro better as a result of being able to use these additives? Trying to understand this all still... And I feel like I do more reading and note taking than you'd ever believe. Maybe I am just slow or the internet with all of its MIS-information has me completely confused.

That's why I switched to Organics, a lot more of the information is fact based rather then mystery bottles of god knows what, since they won't regulate the shit out of these clowns and make them put everything that's in the bottle on the label. A lot of organics is learning about the soil structure, which I think is super important, but others not so much. You know if a zombie apocalypse comes where you gonna get your synthetics ????? (Joke I'm not that crazy yet)

But I'm sure you don't want to throw out all your notes and start over

 

[homebrewer]

N


No, I can't say that they have grown these cuts so I am sure you're right about that. I seem to recall you saying somewhere that the ingredient that people are looking for in a product like Sweet from Botanicare is actually the sulfur which is found in MagPro. I was under the impression the MagPro was sort of a 'Bloom Booster' if you will, but if you found that you don't really need it in 'dirt'... Not sure what I am trying to ask, exactly, lol... You really think we don't need any additives in containers and we can get the same kind of yields others boast of from various product lines? If one only sees an added benefit from additives like MagPro, Floralicious Plus and KoolBloom in Hydro grows, what is that saying? Is the final product from Hydro better as a result of being able to use these additives? Trying to understand this all still... And I feel like I do more reading and note taking than you'd ever believe. Maybe I am just slow or the internet with all of its MIS-information has me completely confused.

In terms of mineral uptake and availability, hydro differs from promix which is the only reason I might run a high phosphorus 'booster' in hydro.

 

[purplehays1]

Basicly just wanna know if the Advanced Nutrients pro line up will Jive with Sunshine mix #4 well?,Not well (top 2 ingredients in the mix is peat moss an Coco coir)? Any AN pros out there that run this line too perfection (ive seen it done) wanna bump share a lil inside knowledge that be great!

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IMHO the easiest and best (also cheap) is GH 3 part Flora series. Can be used from start to finish, easy, very minor ph adjustment needed. May also need some cal-mg depending on your water.