Hi everyone,
I received the entire advanced nutrient organic line to test, and i would like to know if anyone has ever experienced a grow with these nutes. I am very happy with my current products, so im hoping to actually see a difference... ive heard alot of good about advanced nutrients but also a few negative... some are obvious, like they do have a few too many products that dont seem all that necessary....
Well here is what i got:
Iguana juice grow
Iguana juice bloom
h-2 & f-1 humic/fulvic acids
sensyzym
organic-B
carboload
piranaha
tarantula
voodoo juice
Let me know if you've ever worked with any of these, and if youve ever tryed the entire line....
Happy growin,
Peace
I use everything you listed, AND SOME ... I'm 90% organic and believe that's the way to go. As for Advanced Nutrients, don't get me wrong, great nutes otherwise I would not be using them for my current grow. However, over the course of using them, I have really studied the labels & their contents/ratios, and have noticed that there are many other products out there on the market that are almost EXACTLY the same, but for much less. For this reason, I also use Botanicare, Alaska Organics, Tropical Organics, Espoma Organics, and a few others ... I'm prob going to back off the AN line completely on my next grow, as I go thru 4L bottles in no times with my 6-8 foot outdoor monsters and cheaper nutes will save me hundreds, but it's completely up to you if you want to stick with them. If you're doing small stash grows and the nutes are lasting you a while, then there's nothing wrong with using them. Although a lot of AN haters on this site will say otherwise. You can even save money like I do by ordering majority of the nutes from eBay where you can find wholesale prices.
Some specifics on the actual AN nutes:
Iguana Juice (grow/bloom) - These are great. I love the earthworm, volcanic ash, alfalfa meal, seaweed, kelp, and much more ... Such good stuff. What plants wouldn't like a tonic like that? But if you look at other companies organic macro nutes, they are using the SAME stuff. You can only do so much with organic materials, as if you go any further than mixing & bottling, it's now processed n no longer organic. So I mean, while some of these companies may differ in mixing methods & nute ratios slightly, you're basically getting the same stuff so these can be replaced. Botanicare has an organic line, 'Organicare' that I'd recommend checking out.
Humic & Fulvic - I love these, and say they are worth continuing to buy. I go 2:1 ratio Humic to Fulvic during veg ... 1:1 Humic to Fulvic during transional/preflower phase ... 1:2 Humic to Fulvic during flowering phase, AND you can use Fulvic as a light foliar spray to help clean the pores of the leaves and increase gas exhange & uptake effeciency.
Sensizym - Every brand has it's own version of this product pretty much. It's all about looking at the back, seeing exactly what enzymes, aminos, ... these offer, and if you really want to use them (I actually don't use this product at all), then you can prob save some money going with another brand
Organic B - This nute really is the shit. Whenever I think my plants are looking as good as they can get, I will sometimes do a simple feed with some beneficial bacteria, carbs, & organic b and they just LOVE it. Prob my favorite b complex on the market out there.
Carboload - Haven't used this one. I use Bud Candy, which is supposed to be a mixture of carboload AND sweet leaf, so the best of the best as far as AN's carbo offerings. A lot of experiened growers on this site have used that or similar products and believe that molasses for $5-6 at your local grocery store works just the same. Some believe AN's bud candy is great because it offers both simple & complex carbs. Then there's some experienced growers who like it because it doesn't just have carbs, but it has magnesium & sulfur which are vital micronutrients for plant/bud development.
Piranaha/Tarantula/Voodoo Juice - These are all wayyyyyy overpriced. You can get much cheaper beneficial bacterias elsewhere. I'm assuming all three of those combined was close to $100? You can find an all in one product that has everything all three of those have, and it'll be less than $50 for a good quantity. I say ditch those and switch up as soon as you run out.
If you continue AN, I will say the Nirvana is a nice product. It's a great foliar feed. I'm also trying Kushie Kush for the first time, but it's too early to say yet if it's making a difference. Hope all this info help!
I am happy with the results from the advanced nutrients organic line.... It harvested a little bit less than my usual fert. program but it works great.... 
