My Advanced Nutrients Organic Feed Schedule. ENJOY

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dcnjrz

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My AN organics regiment...
i do not adjust the levels of each nutrient as the plant grows, only the things i give it.

Growing in 100% Canna Coco always keep PH between 5.8-6.0 but usually dont need to adjust it.

i recomend using calmag with fresh water between feedings for the first couple weeks of veg.

always adjust PH, even for fresh water.

remember that Hygrozyme works great as a natural PH down. Canna's Bio Rhyzotonic works great as a natural PH up.

Veg Regiment
Iguana Grow 12ml per gal
M.E.S.T. 6ml per gal
SensiCal Grow 6ml per gal
Organic B1 8ml per gal
Liquid Carboload 8ml per gal
H2 or Ancient Earth 8ml per gal
Rhino Skin 8ml per gal
Organic Wet Betty 4ml per gal
Canna's Bio Rhizotonic 8ml per gal
Orca Benificials 1ml per gal
Sensizym or Hygrozyme 8ml per gal

everything in every feeding. always feed, feed, fresh water. then repeat


Bloom Regiment
Iguana Bloom 12ml per gal
M.E.S.T. Bloom 6ml per gal
SensiCal Bloom 6ml per gal
Organic B1 8ml per gal
Liquid Carboload 8ml per gal
H2 or Ancient Earth 8ml per gal
Rhino Skin 8ml per gal
Organic Wet Betty 4ml per gal
Orca Beneficials 1ml per gal
Sensizym or Hygrozyme 8ml per gal
Bud Candy 8ml per gal
Bud Factor X 8ml per gal
Bud Ignitor 8ml per gal weeks 1-2
Big Bud 8ml per gal weeks 3-4
Overdirve 8ml per gal weeks 5-6
Voodoo Juice 8ml per gal weeks 1-2
Hammerhead weeks 2-6
Nirvana weeks 3-6

always stop feeding at the end of week 6
remember to always feed, feed, fresh water. then repeat

Flush for 10-14 days

feel free to ask questions

credit and thanks due to TGA's MrSpliff and FarmerJohn420.
 
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dcnjrz

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blueJ said:
11 bottles in veg and 18 in bloom, ouch, could you even call this organic?
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i am pretty sure that the sensicals and the bloom boosters (bud ignitor, big bud, overdrive and hammerhead) are the only things that are not 100% organic. however, they are some of the finest quality products on the market.
 
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Endur0xX

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my question should be more like, how much weed do you get out of 800$ of nutrients (a 4 months grow)
 
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dcnjrz

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Endur0xX said:
my question should be more like, how much weed do you get out of 800$ of nutrients (a 4 months grow)
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thats really hard to answer because, what lasts me 4 months, could last you a year or two lol. i run different numbers all the time, but here is a good example...

say i'm running 8x 7gallon pots under 2,000watts
i always feed, feed then fresh water at about 1.5gallons at a time per plant. thats 12gallons per feeding/watering every other day about 24gallons of mixed nutrients per week in bloom and half of that in veg.

depending on how long i veg, i usually pull about 6oz per plant... so that comes out to about 45-50oz per harvest and i'll take 2 harvests in 4 months.
so... i basically produce 90-100oz every 4 months for $800 in nutrients which i make back selling 2oz.

remember, you need to invest in gallons of nutrient whenever you have the chance because it really helps lower the cost.
there are times when I seem to run out of everything, this will definitely be a more expensive month, but i may not need to buy anything the next 2 months

hope that helped break it down.

i realize that advanced nutrients carry a high price compared to most nutrients that are for growing tomatoes and whatever else, but i wanted nutrients for growing pot. i am amazed at my quality, yields and the health of my plants. this stuff is made for growing premium bud. thats all they test it on and thats what i like. i could care less how it grows lettuce lol. it is also more refined than most of the stuff i have tried.

my nutrients cost less than 5% of my harvest. no problem for me there

sticker shock!!! to dive right in you'd better have about $600 to spend on all these bottles. i usually buy on amazon with no sales tax, however you will probably get a great deal at a hydro shop if you are buying this much at once.

start with liters and gradually move up to gallons to cut costs. i realize they make larger containers, but i would worry about shelf-life if over a gallon. i figure that stocking all gallons will reduce my final nutrient cost to about 40%
 
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dcnjrz

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OriginalOrganics said:
Absolutly a rediculous list of nutrients, if you had an organic environment you would have no need for that nonsence.
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i grow indoors bro. this is about as organic as i can get lmao

i'm not an organic/veganic nut. i really just enjoy the premium quality and flavors that i get in my buds.
 
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blueJ

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"but i wanted nutrients for growing pot"

Are those the ones with half naked ladies and bubblegum on the labels?
 
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OriginalOrganics

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If you brewed a good organic compost tea and fed with that instead of the nutrients, you would get a larger yield and it would cost pennies on the dollar compared to what your spending, just an FYI.
 
ru4r34l

ru4r34l

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I love AN products as much as the next person, but this is overkill for happy healthy plants; but it's your money and id your happy with the cost vs harvest continue on but I bet you can shorten up that shopping list and harvest same quantity and quality.

Try a side by side grow and see for yourself.

regards,
 
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blueJ

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dcnjrz said:
i'm not here to defend them, but can you really dislike them for good marketing? lmao.
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:D i like your attitude, but it's a huge marketing scheme to make people think cannabis is "special" and requires expensive watered down bottled nutes, you can buy the powder of many of these phosphate based nutes and make your own for pennies on the dollar, or as was suggested, make teas and keep your soil alive and working for you.
 
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dcnjrz

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NoPOThere said:
Got any pics of yor grow?
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Here's some root porn lol. I took the weakest plant down in week 2 of bloom. They were all thrown into bloom when i transplanted them from .5 gallon to 3.5 gallon pots. This is the kind of root growth that I get in 2 weeks. Outstanding!
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This is a picture of Ak47 in a 8'x4' tent 1200watts in week 6.
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Ak47 week 6
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NoPOThere

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Nice Mann your killing it on that feed schedule. I think next grow I will try those nutes. I like those roots. Never wanted to spend the money on advanced but seeing that you get the same results as Farmerjohnfortwenty I must at least give it a try. Just to see for my self. Nice grow tho. Looks good for 1200 watts it looks like a full garden.
 
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dcnjrz

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NoPOThere said:
Nice Mann your killing it on that feed schedule. I think next grow I will try those nutes. I like those roots. Never wanted to spend the money on advanced but seeing that you get the same results as Farmerjohnfortwenty I must at least give it a try. Just to see for my self. Nice grow tho. Looks good for 1200 watts it looks like a full garden.
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Thanks a lot homie. this is the end of my 2nd run with this regiment and i am 100% satisfied. smells and flavors that would blow your mind. i also get extremely high returns on all of my hash products as well... 30-50% for dry ice, 15-25% for BHO. the resin production is phenomenal!

if you do decide to go with it... shop on amazon 1st. you'll find the best prices and no sales tax with free shipping most of the time.

i'll post more root and bud shots when i harvest
 
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blueJ

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Except saffron and truffles lol, but you misinterpret - of course we all know cannabis is a special and sacred plant, but the fact remains that it is a simply a plant with roots that behaves like thousands of other similar plants that grow beautifully and yield very well without overpriced bottles and bottles and bottles that for some weird reason are 100x more expensive than any other crop specific nutrients and are only sold at hydro stores, lol. Cannabis doesn't respond any differently to these hydro store nutes than any other plant would, why don't they sell this crap at every nursery/ farm store if its so superior? Ever stop and think what the world record holders for largest fruits n veggies use to grow their crops?
 
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