Uncle Ben
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Been thinking the same thing. I mean, "if you aint got Cal-Mag in yonder tool box, you aint shit."
Dynagro is under-rated as fuck
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Been thinking the same thing. I mean, "if you aint got Cal-Mag in yonder tool box, you aint shit."
brek
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I'm actually in promix. So now that I've got the FP dialed in veg would you recommend FP and protekt only ALL THE WAY THROUGH? It's funny. I'm sure that works amazingly well. We've just been so conditioned to think we need 10 bottles of boosters and catalysts etc etc etc.
homebrewer
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I'd recommend you give it a try. I once started out using combos of grow and bloom in promix during flowering and here we are three years later and I ONLY use FP and protekt in promix from start to finish. It took me a while to unlearn things too and while I could have blindly followed UB's advice and saved myself a few years of 'testing', I'm the sort of person who likes to 'see for myself'.
brek
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Awesome thanks HB. I also like seeing for myself. Wasn't looking for some perfectly dialed ratio or anything. Just making sure I didn't get a, "Dear god do NOT use FP all the way through!"
My new clones that are vegging are loving the FP.
Hey man... It was your ak47 test grow that turned me onto Dyna. It would take a LOT for me to switch nutrients now. Thanks.
i am a believer. grown is roots soil. i grew this under an led light that is not for growing canna. its an led light used for lighting gyms and warehouses. here is my list of ingedients. cal mag, fp, protekt, and some seaweed. thats all nothing else. cheap and easy as can be
|B3RNY|
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Glas to see some love for Dyna-Gro.. they are without a doubt, the absolute best all-round nutrients in my eyes... especially in a "pound for pound" perspective. I've used AN and GH- I say blah, just run some DG and look at how clean the solution is; all the while usually, out-performing whoever is 2nd best. They have worked long and hard perfecting their hydroponic nutrients & experience trumps budget every time.
muffinconha
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I read here UB saying that his tap screw his plants and then it hit me:
Do you guys think that a tap water with less than 0.2 E.C could have something in it that would fuck everything up?
I've been using Foliage pro and things have not been easy.
I belive that everything is mostly my fault, but would be awful do the right things and be fucked by the water.
By the way, I grow in soilless, used ff nutes before switch to FP in the middle of the run.
Do you guys think that a tap water with less than 0.2 E.C could have something in it that would fuck everything up?
I've been using Foliage pro and things have not been easy.
I belive that everything is mostly my fault, but would be awful do the right things and be fucked by the water.
By the way, I grow in soilless, used ff nutes before switch to FP in the middle of the run.
Ibex
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IMO no. Thats a pretty low ec and as long as your water is not overly chlorinated you should be fine. I water straight from tap (.14 ec) on my coco soilless blends and in the previous rdwc at this same location. I however do not use dynagro, I use dutch master products. Do you supplement calmag? I do at the rate of 4ml/g. Here is some pics of my previous and current grows.
EC to PPM chart
muffinconha
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I used to use cal mag with the ffs, but since foliage pro is a complete formula and I use tap water, I was trying to use FP only. I think my problem was low ph and high e.c 
And in the previous post I wrote UB but I meant to write HB. Sorry :$
And in the previous post I wrote UB but I meant to write HB. Sorry :$
joe macclennan
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Khiller
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Im starting my first grow in a DIY Aero flow 2.... i am wondering what is a fair priced, great nutrient line i can run? i have done tons of research on everything just getting mixed up here as im guessing every beginning grower does.
Tempe420
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Just finishing my first bottle of DG GROW and DG Bloom. We ran them in various mixtures throughout the grow. Very good results. Not quite as impressive as when using the House & Garden however. That being said, the only downside I can see is we have major buildup on the bottom of the bottles of crystalized salts. Which makes me wonder how that sits in the Coco.
Uncle Ben
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You'd be a lot better off buying a conventional, "normal" plant food and going with soil but you first timers pull this stuff all the time. IOW, you're setting yourself up for failure.
Uncle Ben
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And you're blaming that on DG? Could be a dozen things at work there.
joe macclennan
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I agree, ppl. often seem to bite off more than they can chew
Tempe420
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Exact same environment, exact same PPM, exact same feeding regimen in the exact same room and climate. Not "blaming" anything on anyone. DG did well, the HG did a bit better. 1.5lb per light with the Dg and 1.7lb with the HG. Same genetics, same age, same size, same training etc etc..
Dg is good shit and CHEAP
Uncle Ben
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They focus on what's popular and "cool" rather than the only thing that matters - botany, plant culture, learning what makes a plant tick.
topshelf_sac
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I am so impressed with Foliage Pro in Promix HP!
I have a friend that has an ebb and flow system, he is using gh 3 part and I want him to use DynaGro. Should I suggest a 50/50 grow/bloom combo ph to 6.3? Any other hydro advice in regards to Dynagro?
I have a friend that has an ebb and flow system, he is using gh 3 part and I want him to use DynaGro. Should I suggest a 50/50 grow/bloom combo ph to 6.3? Any other hydro advice in regards to Dynagro?
homebrewer
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50/50 is pretty fool-proof, assuming he's getting consistent results with GH.
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