Quality nutes

I know many people say nutes are nutes. I get it's impossible to rate one as the best nute to use but I'd like to know good quality nutes I can use for my grow? I plan on using fox farm ocean forest soil and was planning on going with the fox farm big bloom, tiger bloom and grow big nutes. Are these good to use?
 

cuddlesthesheep

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I know many people say nutes are nutes. I get it's impossible to rate one as the best nute to use but I'd like to know good quality nutes I can use for my grow? I plan on using fox farm ocean forest soil and was planning on going with the fox farm big bloom, tiger bloom and grow big nutes. Are these good to use?
Yeah they will grow weed. Is there better options out there if you wanna go there bottled route. Of course.
 
Ugh and please don't use FFoF soil. So damn hot. It's fine if you transplant into it end of veg.
What soil do you recommend for seedlings?

Is FF that bad during the early stages? I knew it was strong and wouldn't need to add nutes until late in veg but I never seen people complain that the soil itself hurt their plants.
 

Rasta Roy

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Don't use bottled nutes. They are all the same as the miracle gro liquid nutes but with a marked up price. Get an organic all purpose fertilizer blend (one for tomatoes and vegetables). And top dress it into your soil about three or four weeks after you initially plant into your fox farm shit.
 

Rasta Roy

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What soil do you recommend for seedlings?

Is FF that bad during the early stages? I knew it was strong and wouldn't need to add nutes until late in veg but I never seen people complain that the soil itself hurt their plants.
Equal parts compost, peat moss, perlite or other form if aeration.

Best thing to start seeds in hands down.
 

cuddlesthesheep

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You are gonna get more recommendations than you want. Lol.

I use bottled nutes due to ease.

Heavy 16 full lineup and Mammoth P and Recharge.
Grow in Royal Gold Tupur or Royal Gold Kings Mix. 3-5 gallon smart pots.

Easy as ish and haven't seen much better results with other bottled nutes.
 

MiStUrX

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A lot of people say its hot but i never had a problem with fox farms ocean forest. I grow from seedling to mama, no problems. Make sure you start adding in nutes at week four to five. I used their nutes but never did their organic bottle. I went straight from grow to tiger bloom. However that was then, now i mix my own nutes from scratch.
 
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MiStUrX

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Don't use bottled nutes. They are all the same as the miracle gro liquid nutes but with a marked up price. Get an organic all purpose fertilizer blend (one for tomatoes and vegetables). And top dress it into your soil about three or four weeks after you initially plant into your fox farm shit.

They are not the same, miracle grow contains no micros and they use harsh ammonia type compounds.
 

MiStUrX

Member
Can you list some nutes brands that are better than FF nutes? I would like to research them.
The best way to research them is not through testimony but look at the actual ingredients and percentages on the bottle. Pay close attention to the micronutes because most of your commercial brands use the minimum amount to get by to safe money. This is one of the reasons you have to add Cal-mag and etc. A very good nute brand should already have everything your plant needs. Another way to tell a cheap nute from a good one is condensate, if your bottles have a lot of condensate when they get low that is a sign of cheap crap and fillers. If your ph is way out of spec and you have to keep adding ph up or down after mixing that is another sign they are using cheap compounds. If its not listed on the bottle you can research the recipe or "formula" online, in most cases its all listed because its illegal in some states if they don't.
 
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Rasta Roy

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They are not the same, miracle grow contains no micros and they use harsh ammonia type compounds.
They and companies they own have organic products that don't. I'm not saying they are a company you should support. I'm saying you should support no bottle companies. You should be using a well built soil with compost that you amend with top dressings. Or maybe use a liquid fish Hydrolysate. But if you're gonna insist on using bottled nutes, use whatever is cheap at your local big box gardening store vs the marked up stuff you find in a hydro or cannabis grow store.
 
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