Best Soil Nutrients?

Rocky Top High

Rocky Top High

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I have been there and honestly, there is no a-b-c type answer. What I did when I first started out was I bought one of those "starter kits". I believe it was Technaflora Reciepe for Success. It has all types of shit that you really don't need but it's affordable and gives you a "gameplan" to follow. It allowed me to learn to grow without all the nute issues that first timers make. It just simplified the process for me.

I am not advocating Technaflora or anyone else for that matter. I am just sharing with you what worked for me. I currently use Botanicare Pure Blend Pro for soil...Cal-Mag...Thrive Alive B-1...PK 13/14 and moleasses.

There are as many different kinds of nutes as there are strains of cannabis. The more simple...the better. Whatever base nutes you decide on, give them time to work. Good luck. :weed:
 
SCROG MEN

SCROG MEN

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I use a product called phostrogen... it is a combination of all the nutes a plant needs, even the trace amounts... the best thing is its cheap as fuck!!! along with this i just use veg food that ya can buy from ne garden supplies... all these advanced nutes arnt natural like the ones i use.... remeber its a weed ur growing so nething you add will help the buggers... au naturelle is best...100% organic
 
Kid Gro

Kid Gro

Member
Advanced Kills All..
dont care wat these kitties got to say..

best product plus production..

yeah its expensive but think about it..

would you eat a prime steak dinenr or a mc'd double cheeseburger meal.. its made for it!
 
BongJuice

BongJuice

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Reefer J Canibus said:
what do you guys think is the best nutrient for indoors? for veg and flowering? let me know cause im lost on what to get
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The best nutrient may be the best for some, but not for all.
I use the Advanced Nutrients 3 part system.


I think the this 3 part system fits my needs just fine.
I can buy this 3 part system in gallon containers for about $100.
I can grow 2 harvests from clone to bloom with just this 3 part system.
It's super easy to mix.
I follow the mixing directions to a "T" and when I check the TDS, The PPm for whatever stage my plants are in, is right on.
You don't want it to be too strong, or your plants will suffer.
Plus, you don't want it to be to weak or they won't receive enough nutrient.
I've spent thousands on nutrients. I've tried all different kinds.
I have found that this 3 part system is not only accurate with their mixing directions,
but it's very easy to mix, and very inexpensive.
Once you find whatever works well with your crop, stick with it.
 
northeastern lights

northeastern lights

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BongJuice said:
The best nutrient may be the best for some, but not for all.
I use the Advanced Nutrients 3 part system.


I think the this 3 part system fits my needs just fine.
I can buy this 3 part system in gallon containers for about $100.
I can grow 2 harvests from clone to bloom with just this 3 part system.
It's super easy to mix.
I follow the mixing directions to a "T" and when I check the TDS, The PPm for whatever stage my plants are in, is right on.
You don't want it to be too strong, or your plants will suffer.
Plus, you don't want it to be to weak or they won't receive enough nutrient.
I've spent thousands on nutrients. I've tried all different kinds.
I have found that this 3 part system is not only accurate with their mixing directions,
but it's very easy to mix, and very inexpensive.
Once you find whatever works well with your crop, stick with it.
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Hells yeah:clap:


We are all able to grow fantastic stuff with any nute line up. This guy like AN I like FF, I say use anything that tickles your fancy exept MG.
 
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j3550

Active Member
I have been using FF Tiger Bloom and am not impressed although their soil is top notch. Miracle grow all purpose dry food (24-8-16) has been awesome for veg. Just use 1/8th strength or less. Still looking for a good bloom fert.
 
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plump

Member
Man House & Garden all the way. Super simple with easy to remember mix rates. Plus it's all super concentrated. Some of 1l bottles will go as far as the competitions 5l. It's crazy
 
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medicalmetalhead

Member
miracle grows nasty. theres a reason its super cheap.. its synthetic easy for them to produce chemicals that give decent growth and shitty product.. im using general hydro flora nova... heard some up and down opinions of it..... its partially organic.. thats kinda cool.. seems to have worked decent so far but i just went hps from cfl so im waiting to really see how it goes
 
TshirtNinja

TshirtNinja

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j3550 said:
I have been using FF Tiger Bloom and am not impressed although their soil is top notch. Miracle grow all purpose dry food (24-8-16) has been awesome for veg. Just use 1/8th strength or less. Still looking for a good bloom fert.
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Dude your retarded if you cant get good blooms with FF lineup..... tiger bloom and big bloom should be used at the same time. This means your half feeding your ladies so no wonder they are so skinny.
 
c4r3b34r

c4r3b34r

Active Member
fox farm is working so nice for my first veg grow, soil+ff nutes for vegging right now. switching to advance for budding on plants , some plants foxfarm to see what i like best. im a noob though :-) +rep good luck!
 
metrogrowth

metrogrowth

Member

How many plants can U grow in a $100.00 nute harvest? From clone to flower finish?

BongJuice said:
The best nutrient may be the best for some, but not for all.
I use the Advanced Nutrients 3 part system.


I think the this 3 part system fits my needs just fine.
I can buy this 3 part system in gallon containers for about $100.
I can grow 2 harvests from clone to bloom with just this 3 part system.
It's super easy to mix.
I follow the mixing directions to a "T" and when I check the TDS, The PPm for whatever stage my plants are in, is right on.
You don't want it to be too strong, or your plants will suffer.
Plus, you don't want it to be to weak or they won't receive enough nutrient.
I've spent thousands on nutrients. I've tried all different kinds.
I have found that this 3 part system is not only accurate with their mixing directions,
but it's very easy to mix, and very inexpensive.
Once you find whatever works well with your crop, stick with it.
Click to expand...
 
mrcartoon

mrcartoon

Well-Known Member
First time grow for me... just putting the grow room together today and waiting on my seeds, but the guy at my local hydro shop recommended me to Dutch Master over the Fox Farms... was this a good move?
 
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