Schultz Nutrients

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ghomes22

Member

Jul 22, 2009

• #1

I can't afford fox farm right now, and store is to far away from me, so I am going to use Schultz nutrients, its a nute with a eye dropper to add nutes, has any1 used this>???? is it any good>???? can I just Schultz throughout the whole growth.

 

nickfury510

Well-Known Member

Jul 22, 2009

• #2

schultz is a good nute and yes you can use it throughout. just ad some mollases to the mix when you start flowering. it is an awesome and cheap extra source of potassium and other essential micro nutrients

 

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Kiara

Member

Jul 24, 2009

• #3

Are those Schultz nutes for soil only or can they be used for hydro plants as well?

Just wondering because I'm planning to do a hydro grow and thats one of the nutes that is easily available for purchase.

 

milkandcereal420

Active Member

Jul 24, 2009

• #4

that what i'm testin out right now and so far i like it.

 

OregonMeds

Well-Known Member

Jul 24, 2009

• #5

Soil only, it doesn't have ph buffering so in hydro I would expect a real PITA.

Works well in soil for as cheap as it is I must admit, probably cost me $2 to veg the ladies in the pic but you will have to watch for deficiencies, in fact expect them. Keep some cal-mag close by and something with just N and follow proper feeding schedule and flush when appropriate.

It's not going to be the easiest or greatest stuff to use but will clearly work:

 

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milkandcereal420

Active Member

Jul 24, 2009

• #6

ya im gonna try it for now and if it doesnt look to good ill go back to usin the b.c. stuff.

 

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Kiara

Member

Jul 24, 2009

• #7

could you please update me via this thread on your progress please?

i would be interested to see if this is viable.

thanks so much!

 

milkandcereal420

Active Member

Aug 4, 2009

• #8

update!! shultz so far is kickin ass with my plants. started them a few weeks ago and they're lookin like little monsters.

 

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Kiara

Member

Aug 28, 2009

• #9

good to hear that all is going well for you.

what kind of hydro system are you running?

do you put the nutes in the res or just water and feed with it seperatly?

 

milkandcereal420

Active Member

Aug 30, 2009

• #10

actually im usauin it in a plant i got in some soil mix in a pot, i give it nutes every couple of days or so.

 

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insanecp9

Member

Dec 16, 2009

• #11

OregonMeds said:

Soil only, it doesn't have ph buffering so in hydro I would expect a real PITA.

Works well in soil for as cheap as it is I must admit, probably cost me $2 to veg the ladies in the pic but you will have to watch for deficiencies, in fact expect them. Keep some cal-mag close by and something with just N and follow proper feeding schedule and flush when appropriate.

It's not going to be the easiest or greatest stuff to use but will clearly work:

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actually it even says right on the bottle that it is for hydro and i am running a bubbleponic and is working amazing

 

OregonMeds

Well-Known Member

Dec 17, 2009

• #12

Shultz? That you got at the dept store? Says hydro on it?

Please tell me what it says on the label. I am looking at the one I used and it says All Purpose Plant Food Plus with micronutirents 20-30-20

It doesn't say anything about hydro.

 

ltkipras

Active Member

Dec 27, 2012

• #13

there are schultz all purpose plant food, african violet, and on the side of it it says "Ideal for hydroponic cultures, now I'm running a 12/12 from seed in some coco, and I use some veg nutes, and schultz bloom plus, it worked well, it was pretty slow probably because I wad too careful to overdose it so used to little, now I got some african violet 8-14-9 gonna try it out and update on the progress