Seeking Expert Advice for My Specific Nutrient Schedule!

[Budzbuddha]

Pics of buds

 

[Muzzle2]

I don't mind the critique and advice! So keep it coming, unfortunately, I am in COCO, not Soil if that changes anything.

 

[Muzzle2]

Pics of buds

I will, tonight.

 

[PopAndSonGrows]

Both General Hydroponics and Advanced have very detailed charts for you to follow.

Just follow them. NONE OF US are gonna know any better than the company that formulates the nutrients.

You're splitting hairs with all this

 

[kwigybo88]

Hey fellow growers and green thumbs! I need your valuable insights and expertise to fine-tune my nutrient schedule. I've been using General Hydro and Advanced Nutrients for my plants, and while they've been performing well, I believe there's always room for improvement.

I've meticulously crafted my formula, but I want to ensure it's optimized for maximum yield and plant health. Are there any weak points in my current schedule that I should address? Have you discovered any game-changing tips or tweaks to elevate the growth potential of your plants?

Please share your successful strategies, advice, and any must-know dos and don'ts from your own experiences. ️ Whether it's about nutrient ratios, frequency, or any essential additives, I'm all ears! Let's cultivate a thriving community of knowledge-sharing and help each other become even better gardeners!



Nutrient list:

Nutrient

Bloom

Bud Candy

Cal Mag

Grow

Hydro Guard

Kushi

Micro

Overdrive

Phosi

Rapid

Super Sticky

Nutrient Schedule:

Week	Nutrient	Amount (mL)
1​	Micro	360​
1​	Grow	360​
1​	Bloom	360​
1​	Rapid	50​
1​	Kushi	175​
1​	Super Sticky	175​
1​	Cal Mag	200​
1​	Hydro Guard	150​
2​	Micro	360​
2​	Grow	500​
2​	Bloom	360​
2​	Rapid	50​
2​	Cal Mag	200​
2​	Phosi	55​
2​	Hydro Guard	100​
3​	Micro	400​
3​	Grow	500​
3​	Bloom	500​
3​	Rapid	50​
3​	Cal Mag	200​
3​	Kushi	175​
3​	Super Sticky	200​
3​	Bud Candy	200​
3​	Hydro Guard	175​
4​	Micro	400​
4​	Bloom	500​
4​	Cal Mag	200​
4​	Kushi	175​
4​	Super Sticky	200​
4​	Bud Candy	200​
4​	Hydro Guard	150​
5​	Micro	400​
5​	Bloom	500​
5​	Cal Mag	200​
5​	Kushi	200​
5​	Super Sticky	200​
5​	Bud Candy	200​
5​	Hydro Guard	150​
6​	Micro	500​
6​	Bloom	500​
6​	Cal Mag	200​
6​	Kushi	250​
6​	Super Sticky	250​
6​	Bud Candy	250​
6​	Hydro Guard	150​
7​	Micro	500​
7​	Bloom	500​
7​	Cal Mag	200​
7​	Overdrive	400​
7​	Super Sticky	500​
7​	Bud Candy	500​
7​	Hydro Guard	150​
8​	Micro	500​
8​	Bloom	500​
8​	Cal Mag	200​
8​	Overdrive	400​
8​	Super Sticky	500​
8​	Bud Candy	500​
8​	Hydro Guard	150​

Hmm. Do's and dont's. Okay.
Dont........use anything other than base nutes, calmag and a pk additive in bloom. Maybe a root stim early on.

Do......throw the rest of that crap in the bin.

The idea that you need 11 bottles to grow top shelf weed and lots of it is just sad. Yield and quality come from temps, light and oxygen in the root zone.

 

[Budzbuddha]

I don't mind the critique and advice! So keep it coming, unfortunately, I am in COCO, not Soil if that changes anything.

‘Ok , no difference in the general thinking of feed.
A simple 2 or even 3 part nute ( that’s it ) …. No fillers or other nonsense.
You are trying to grow as cleanly as possible .

GH alone is good line all without multiple bottles of fluff. You can also try GH MAXIGROW and Maxibloom for your coco.
I prefer this line as it is in powder form and very shelf stable. But any of their other lines ( floragro etc. ) is a good choice.

Jack’s is also a fine choice for your grow.

Concerning HYDROGUARD - you can save money and get a better product with Southern Ag.
Same ingredients / higher amount of Bacillus- less money. ( Amazon )

 

[Kola_Kreator]

Was chatting with one of the boys at my local hydro store yesterday. He's been growing about 15 years and run pretty much every line that's in the store. He now exclusively runs Athena. He said out of all of them Athena is the only one he reckons will actually increase the yield. And yep it's a simple 2 or 3 part program. Just extremely well formulated.