Simple, Easy To Read Feeding Schedule For Advanced Nutes w/ Amounts Ands Types

Iam soon going start growing 5 plants indoor and im wondering which nutes to buy. and where could i get them is there advanced nutes that i can buy in the store or do i have to get it online. i also need to know how to feed the plants like how often and how much of each product/how much water. if anyone can help that would be great. my budget it pretty big and im looking for grade a quality

IDK How many people will agree but I was lucky enough to do a side by side run with House and Garden and Advanced Nutrients at the collective I work at. About the first 6 months of me working there we used Advanced until They kept seeing my results be better than theirs with the same strain just different nutrients. So they decided to get H&G also and do a side by side run on a 4x8 table with 2 600's above each and the same 2 strains on each table. The Yield was very similar but we found the buds to be better rounded all the way through the plant with Advanced having airier buds towards the bottom. The Quality of smoke was also better with H&G and we also liked the bag appeal more. The initial price is similar but my favorite part about H&G is how much less Nutrients you use per gallon.

I posted a link below to the House and Garden Nutrient calculator which is very easy too use. You say which Base Nutrients you use(Coco, Soil, Aqua Flakes(Hydro)) then how many weeks veg and flowering and how many gallons your Rez is then it will give you the complete feeding chart. They sell a base 2 part nutrients and about 10 additives that are all used. They have amazing products even if you don't end up using this nutrient line I really recommend getting there product Roots Excelurator. That product is so amazing the owner of Advanced took his competing product off the shelf and told all his customers to buy that product.

http://www.house-garden.us/nutrient-calculator/

Also you should be able to get any Nutrient line you want at your Local Hydro store. What are you growing in? Soil, Coco etc.. . If you would like check out my journal posted at the bottom in my Sig to get an idea of H&G nutrients. There is also an official House and Garden thread here at RIU I will post below also so you can read through that and get an idea of others opinions on the Nutrients. Depending on how much you want to spend H&G and Advanced may be to pricey for you but you say you have the cash so I would do it. Like I said before H&G initial price makes it seem like a rip off but once you see how many ML you use per gal compared to other nutrient lines you realize they are fairly cheap. Some companies have you using 8-15 ml per gal for additives while H&G uses anywhere from .4 ml to 5.7(at the highest for H&G additives) while most are like 1.1 to 3.8. Advanced uses 8ml per gal which makes those nutrients over twice as expensive as H&G even though the initial price is similar. A lot of this is preference and every1 has their own opinions and will usually say the Nutrient line they are currently using or have only ever used. I haven't used many lines but I have used maybe... 5 different lines and I haven't found 1 too compare to H&G. I really recommend this line for a beginner because of how easy it is too use and with the complete line you won't have to worry about deficiencies if you follow the chart to a T. Anyway do some research because this is only 1 opinion and we all know there are plenty out there.





https://www.rollitup.org/nutrients/194632-official-house-garden-thread.html

im using soil

IDK look up house and garden and see what you think. They make a 2 part Soil base nutrient(soil A & soil B). It is by far my favorite nutrient and honestly what I will recommend to any1. Especially since you are considering Advanced I would take H&G any day over Advanced.

In soil you will save some money with nutrients also because you will only feed every other watering. I used Soil A&B for a couple years and loved it. I switched to Coco and like Coco more but either will be fine for you. I have heard some people say Coco is harder to grow in but I don't see why. I actually think I would recommend Coco for a beginner. Just remember Feed, Water, Feed, Water.