Sour_og
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A sample pack of nectar for the gods avandced line. It's comes with a quart of everything but guano tea and aphrodites extraction.
Cheapest nutrients?
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Johnny_DankCo
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Maxibloom from GH, Jacks, Old Age
Johnny_DankCo
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But you'll need like 5 gallons of Hercules harvest.. That is probably one of the more expensive lines to run.. But I do like it
Johnny_DankCo
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Mills is also pretty cheap
Sour_og
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Very true, that's where it does get pricy. I'm doing 5 tablespoons per plant and a quart barely lasted my first flower feeding. With a sample pack and a few add ons you can run this line as a try out though for under $100 bucks.
Johnny_DankCo
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Looks good.. is that NFTG line?
Sour_og
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Yeah, the advanced line. The ladies love it, been using it weekly with a water in between with terpinator. The nftg foilar bloom chaos does wonders too, I'm mixing it in with water now that they are budding up
MANGOBICHE
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Start a compost pile.........start a worm bin.
Trippyness
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AN is an overpriced company.
Would not recommend it ever let alone "Cheap". After that sample pack is gone its going to cost a boat load to replenish those nutrients.
Catfish1966
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The cheapest are dry nutrients like sold by Peters and others. Same stuff sold by the gallon at $100 or more, just comes as dry powders in a bag or tub.
Chunky Stool
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Mills is more expensive than Dyna-gro, but it performed better on my side-by-side tests last year. Plants that got mills A-B were generally larger & had better leaf texture than plants that got Dyna-gro foloiage pro.
Fast50
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I guess this is why we have a lot of different nute company's. It was initially intended for a small indoor grow, cheap as possible. Though I would also like something I can scale up and go outdoor with. But that's more of a dream for now. Id like to go full organic and just add water ideally. Looks like bottled is def. more expensive. Sounds like maxi line or jacks/peters is the most suggested/cheaper suggestions. Thanks.
Chunky Stool
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Organic is easy if your soil mix is good. If your mix is a little off, nutrient tea works surprisingly well. If your mix is WAY off, you probably won't have a positive gardening experience.
MANGOBICHE
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Chorse
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How many plants do you grow each go and how much would you spend per grow? This thread is about "cheapest". Just the Liquid Karma at $70 gl. buys me 8 harvests using Jacks Citrus/Epson/K2SO4 or about 10 lbs of final product.
Would that gallon last you 8 grows of 6 plants?
...and of course I have not even included the other stuff...which probably at least doubles the Karma price...right?
MANGOBICHE
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Why thankyou...........those were free for me from a patient i most recently helped out. i apologize for posting that here. It was misposted guys! that was due for my thread lol.
This round how many???? Oh geez just look at the pants in tryin to fill guys........
Chorse
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The number of plants was part of the equation...not the answer.