Advanced Nutrients in ProMix

Jeffro420

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Hello everyone. I'd like to hear your thoughts on Advanced Nutrients in Promix. I hear a lot of mixed reviews about the use. Some guys use it full strength, some guys half strength, some every other watering. Personally I've been at 1/4-1/3 strength every watering. Some guys say not to use it at all. Any input is appreciated! I've had excellent turn out but just wondering if I could squeeze anymore out of it by adding more.
 

fandango

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Hello everyone. I'd like to hear your thoughts on Advanced Nutrients in Promix. I hear a lot of mixed reviews about the use. Some guys use it full strength, some guys half strength, some every other watering. Personally I've been at 1/4-1/3 strength every watering. Some guys say not to use it at all. Any input is appreciated! I've had excellent turn out but just wondering if I could squeeze anymore out of it by adding more.
What are your PPM readings?
 

Jeffro420

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I honestly don't know. I don't have a meter. I will be getting one soon. Is there a ppm count chart to follow through the flower process?
 

a mongo frog

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Hello everyone. I'd like to hear your thoughts on Advanced Nutrients in Promix. I hear a lot of mixed reviews about the use. Some guys use it full strength, some guys half strength, some every other watering. Personally I've been at 1/4-1/3 strength every watering. Some guys say not to use it at all. Any input is appreciated! I've had excellent turn out but just wondering if I could squeeze anymore out of it by adding more.
The only thing i don't like about AN is that if you don't use all the bottles the plants die.....
 

chronnie49

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I just harvested using promix and micro grow bloom and voodoo juice. I started with 1/4 the recommended strength of nutrients, half strength the next 2 feedings then upto 3/4 the rest of the grow. Your strain will depend on how much they need but my ppm never got higher than 950, and feed every other watering.
 

TBoneJack

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Hello everyone. I'd like to hear your thoughts on Advanced Nutrients in Promix. I hear a lot of mixed reviews about the use. Some guys use it full strength, some guys half strength, some every other watering. Personally I've been at 1/4-1/3 strength every watering. Some guys say not to use it at all. Any input is appreciated! I've had excellent turn out but just wondering if I could squeeze anymore out of it by adding more.
Wow, what a coincidence. See my current grow journal at the link below. It's a comparison grow, and one of my plants is in ProMix HP, and I'm using Advanced Nutrients (full strength). And the ProMix HP AN plant is doing very well.

https://www.rollitup.org/t/satori-comparison-grow-organic-vs-soilless-synthetic.879321/
 

Gquebed

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I use promix and AN. Strength of nutes and frequency depend on strain. IE: with AK47 i went up to 110% strength in flower, in a rotation that went water only, water + nutes, water +nutes, water onlyand they did not get any nute burn; but with White Russian (close relation to AK) i could only go 75% strength and added nutes every other watering and they burned a tad on tips.

It also depends on water...if your water has high ppm.

Also, if you go water nutes nutes water you may need to flush once is a while.....
 

Weliveinapolicestate

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I use AN Micro Bloom A/B and Promix Bx and in my experience it depends on the strain and root development. I only start at 1/2 -3/4 mix for clones veg'd 10 days, seed plants and moms I'll run full and then some depending on the size. I run a water then ferts repeat watering cycle with about two leveled teaspoons of Epsom Salt per 18 liter container with a pH around 6 and it works for me.
 

DesertGrow89

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Hello everyone. I'd like to hear your thoughts on Advanced Nutrients in Promix. I hear a lot of mixed reviews about the use. Some guys use it full strength, some guys half strength, some every other watering. Personally I've been at 1/4-1/3 strength every watering. Some guys say not to use it at all. Any input is appreciated! I've had excellent turn out but just wondering if I could squeeze anymore out of it by adding more.
Most cannabis specific products are designed to drain your wallet. Dont believe the hype, it's just a marketing scheme with fancy animations and labeling to catch your eye. You will squeeze more money out of your bank account if you add more.

This post doesn't belong in "advanced cultivation".
 

Canna_Man

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Hello everyone. I'd like to hear your thoughts on Advanced Nutrients in Promix. I hear a lot of mixed reviews about the use. Some guys use it full strength, some guys half strength, some every other watering. Personally I've been at 1/4-1/3 strength every watering. Some guys say not to use it at all. Any input is appreciated! I've had excellent turn out but just wondering if I could squeeze anymore out of it by adding more.
This all depends on the size of your plants and the strains you are running, and what type of media you are using whether it be hydro, drain to waste or dwc. I use drain to waste in coco and go close to full strength on everything except the basis. Feed water feed schedule and flush once a month on average sometimes every few weeks if theres an issue but usually everything is good to grow. I have never burned any plants using AN once the plants are well established it comes in the perfect ratios I like to run and havent had any issues in a long time. People with problems or issues with AN usually either dont know what they are doing, or dont apply the nutrient correctly or whatever the case may be. I get killer yields and results using their lineup and have nothing bad to say whatsoever. Only thing I don't like is the PH Perfect bases. If you dont have an RO dont even use them, as PH will still need to be adjusted. I like the regular bases that I can play with and adjust myself and move my ppm and ph where I want them to be depending on week, variety and what I am trying to do.

AN is now pushing out an entire strain specific feeding chart that is producing some killer results. I just got an entire lineup and specified feeding chart from them to test and provide samples and my results along with many of the other big growers they have good relationships with, in both Canada and the U.S. and soon as everything is set will be releasing it to the public.

I run coco and have heavy feeding varieties that I run 1/2 strength veg and up to 3/4 strength in bloom. Additives are almost always at full stength in bloom depending on which ones I am using and what week it is. There are guys getting 3 lbs per light in coco right now. (I am not quite there yet, I have been averaging around 2.25 to 2.5 lbs per light using their entire lineup).

But you can still get good results using their basic lineup of: Base Nutrient, B52, Big Bud and Overdrive. (Cal mag and Bene/Microbes) of your choosing. But you wont be hitting the huge numbers alot of these big growers are getting unless you use all of their lineup and tweak it to your strains which takes time.

Once this new feeding chart and nutrient come out there will be alot of people jumping on this band wagon and getting killer yields. I have seen first hand 12 light runs yielding over 35 pounds using coco in 10 gallon pots all hand fed, producing some potent and huge yields. I recently just switched back to AN after going back to my old recipes focusing on quality but I missed the big yields and huge buds so I went back and I havent looked back since. To me in my opinion overall regardless of price they do have some of the best complete nutrient lineups available. And the only other company I can get over 2-2.5 lbs per light using was green planet nutrients. I know many a people using that nutrient line hitting 3 lbs per light of premium meds.
 

stnr420

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Most cannabis specific products are designed to drain your wallet. Dont believe the hype, it's just a marketing scheme with fancy animations and labeling to catch your eye. You will squeeze more money out of your bank account if you add more.

This post doesn't belong in "advanced cultivation".
it costs me 50$ a cycle using advanced. He didn't ask ur opinion on why u lil to talk chit about peoples preference in nutes...
 

Canna_Man

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Most cannabis specific products are designed to drain your wallet. Dont believe the hype, it's just a marketing scheme with fancy animations and labeling to catch your eye. You will squeeze more money out of your bank account if you add more.

This post doesn't belong in "advanced cultivation".
So what nutrients do you use and what are your results? Please explain so we can get educated on this subject.

I run AN I have 6 (1000w) Phantom II ballast, Hotrilux Bulbs and run the complete lineup using Jungle Juice 2 part bases my last 2 runs I got just over 14 lbs off each 6 light run which broke down to just shy of 2.5 lbs per light.

I have run almost every nutrient line on the market besides maybe a handful. I would say that 75% of all nutrients on the market will produce the same yields within a 10% variance. Except AN and Green Planet from my experience these are the only 2 nutrient lines I have ever used that yield over 2 lbs per light.

The big difference besides yield is resin production, terpenes and both THC & CBD levels which vary immensely between nutrients. So unless you are sending out your flowers to get tested and have physical data to back up these claims than all they are is unjustifiable claims that most people on here make. I got a lab I send all of my flowers too after harvest to test for quality which costs roughly 75-100$ depending on how many strains I ran during that time. And thats when you can see how good certain nutrients are opposed to others when you couple that with the yield and dry weight you harvest. I have seen almost noone on here ever provide that information but make claims such as this over and over again.
 

DesertGrow89

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The results of any grow are much deeper than nutrients. The type of light used, environment (temperature, humidity, etc) water quality, frequency of watering (wet/dry cycles are bad, as is the popular pre harvest flush, efficacy of reflectors and reflective walls all factor in. The only cannabis specific product I use is a micronutrient called earthjuice microblast every couple weeks, and cal mag. Other than that I use Peters, aka Jacks Classic all purpose 20-20-20. A lot of cannabis specific products are high in phosphorus for flower, but these companies ignore the fact that N needs to stay high throughout the plants life cycle in order for foliage to stay healthy and green. Balance is key.
 

DesertGrow89

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So what nutrients do you use and what are your results? Please explain so we can get educated on this subject.

I run AN I have 6 (1000w) Phantom II ballast, Hotrilux Bulbs and run the complete lineup using Jungle Juice 2 part bases my last 2 runs I got just over 14 lbs off each 6 light run which broke down to just shy of 2.5 lbs per light.

I have run almost every nutrient line on the market besides maybe a handful. I would say that 75% of all nutrients on the market will produce the same yields within a 10% variance. Except AN and Green Planet from my experience these are the only 2 nutrient lines I have ever used that yield over 2 lbs per light.

The big difference besides yield is resin production, terpenes and both THC & CBD levels which vary immensely between nutrients. So unless you are sending out your flowers to get tested and have physical data to back up these claims than all they are is unjustifiable claims that most people on here make. I got a lab I send all of my flowers too after harvest to test for quality which costs roughly 75-100$ depending on how many strains I ran during that time. And thats when you can see how good certain nutrients are opposed to others when you couple that with the yield and dry weight you harvest. I have seen almost noone on here ever provide that information but make claims such as this over and over again.
A lot of yield/terpene/resin differences you mentioned are strain specific. In order to really control these results the ONLY factor one can change is the nutrient line.
 
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