OGEvilgenius
Well-Known Member
Hygrozyme - a nice product that can help with a lot of things. Except it's about 100000000000000000000000000% overpriced.
Buy Pondzyme instead. Dirt cheap. Works the same. Or brew worm/compost tea. Even cheaper.
Clear res - nice product that will help with reservoir problems and with cloning if you don't have chlorine if your tap water. Again, about 100000000000000000000% overpriced. Buy Pool Shock in powdered form - approximately 60% calcium hypochlorite (make sure it's not silicone or anything else). Mix it in at 0.035g/L and you basically have created a litre of Clear res and it cost you about 5 cents instead of 10 bucks or whatever the hell they are charging.
Also, if you're in Canada there's a lineup of nutrients called H.O.G (I think it stands for high output gardening) that is a clone of GH's 3 part. It's also less than half the price. It works identically in my experience with both (sometime ago). I'm not sure if it's available in the states, I suspect there are rules they need to get past if they even want to bother. It's manufactured around Vancouver. Literal clone.
Buy Pondzyme instead. Dirt cheap. Works the same. Or brew worm/compost tea. Even cheaper.
Clear res - nice product that will help with reservoir problems and with cloning if you don't have chlorine if your tap water. Again, about 100000000000000000000% overpriced. Buy Pool Shock in powdered form - approximately 60% calcium hypochlorite (make sure it's not silicone or anything else). Mix it in at 0.035g/L and you basically have created a litre of Clear res and it cost you about 5 cents instead of 10 bucks or whatever the hell they are charging.
Also, if you're in Canada there's a lineup of nutrients called H.O.G (I think it stands for high output gardening) that is a clone of GH's 3 part. It's also less than half the price. It works identically in my experience with both (sometime ago). I'm not sure if it's available in the states, I suspect there are rules they need to get past if they even want to bother. It's manufactured around Vancouver. Literal clone.