I use canna what do you use ( Nutrients)

Samwell Seed Well

Samwell Seed Well

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I use Canna coco and nutes but its been geting very exspensive and i would like to know what else performs similarly.

I was think of moving to lucas formula for consistant results, Do i need a cal/mag additive for coco if i do?
 
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allSmilez

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Fox Farm. In vegging, I alternate water and Tiger Bloom. In Flowering I use Tiger Bloom, Beastie Bloomz, and water (I never use more than one nute in any given feeding).

Edit: I use tap water and with these nutes I've never had Ph problems.
 
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allSmilez

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Fuck, my bad, I meant Big bloom for vegging. IT's just another line of "sworn by" nutes that people use. It's really great quality stuff. I'm not a pro though. I think someone can answer the technical questions other than me. But I've used many fertilizers and Fox Farm nutes have kept my soil acidity in check better than most. But it could be in combination with my tap water, I don't know.
 
Dizzle Frost

Dizzle Frost

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Botanicare pure blend pro series , i love it and its fair priced, i also use the Clearex, Liquid Karma and Cal/Mag+
 
gotDANK420

gotDANK420

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I use canna products and love them, i like the cannazyme and BOOST!

IF U WANT THE BIGGEST YEILDS and FATTEST, DENSE NUGS, use BOOST from CANNA, expensive but work bomb!
 
harryhood

harryhood

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I am using a homebrewed tea for veg that I figure to be around 13-12-8
for flowering tiger bloom+molasses (with K) around 2-8-8
 
shagalicious

shagalicious

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i use mainly fox farms at this point and - once i figured out that they drag ph down - i love them lol
i only use grow big, big bloom and occasionaly tiger bloom
i have heard really good things about a semi-local company called ionics that i intend to check out
if you use ro water or if you local water runs even slightly acidic, you'll need to ph in soil
my tap is generally around 8 and i use 1/2 the high dose as general feeding(when needed) and have no problems now with ph OR cal/mag AND the chlorfluorinated water PISSED OFF the gnats i was having so much trouble with and they've(mostly) left
 
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timeismoney1

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I use foxfarm grow big for veg and foxfarm big bloom for flower

But really i try not to use nutes. I dont like smoking chems :(
 
CanBud

CanBud

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Used Botanicare also and I have no complaints, started using GH Flora series.....see how that works
 
theonlineguy

theonlineguy

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I'm growing in coco too, using canna coco as well.
with canna ive found the additives are where the $ really goes. rhizo.. boost..
for me to cut down on cost ill balance out the additives as they need it, alot less rhizo after week 3 etc...
ive been happy using 2ml/g rhizo, and cannazym every other feed in flower.
i also use calmag+ but only a few times throughout the grow to supplement the plants with the micro nutes they might need, not something i use every feeding. im using filtered city water too.
when i used fox farm trio in soil i had to added calmag+ every feed @ 3ml/g
maybe to cut down on cost you can stick to a+b and still use canna additives but sparingly and as the plants show need for them?
 
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sandtrx

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apparently canadian express headmasta replaces canna boost and its considerably cheaper. I just switched over to canna aqua (vega and flores), with rhizo, pk 13/14, cannazyme and boost. The boost cost scared the crap out of me and have been doing more retarded amounts of research and have found a lot of people that are using headmasta instead of boost and getting similar results.

I started using botanicare in the dwc buckets and 2 weeks ago, i switched to canna. All that i can say is holy shit. The roots are going nuts, and the plants are going nuts as well. I'm honestly beside myself about the results of the change over.

i'm sure you guys are wondering why i switched to canna, well, I had a chat with this guy. scroll to the bottom of the page https://cannabis.community.forums.ozstoners.com/topic/12460-recirculating-dwc/
 
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