Nutrients

**stoney_stoner** · 02-10-2007, 01:04 PM

what is the best kind i can get in a wallmart homedepo or lowes or maybe some other place's but i dont wanna have to deal with ordering and waiting for fox farm or any other online Nutrients stores. so whats a good kind i could use.

and i got a shaddy mail person,ive told the post master but it hasnt changed.

**potroast** · 02-10-2007, 03:14 PM

You want a fertilizer with trace minerals, like Peter's for soil, available at stores.

For hydro nutes, you will probably have to buy from a hydro dealer.

HTH

**stoney_stoner** · 02-10-2007, 04:29 PM

Originally Posted by potroast

You want a fertilizer with trace minerals, like Peter's for soil, available at stores.

For hydro nutes, you will probably have to buy from a hydro dealer.

HTH

thanks for the reply im looking for soil fertilizers,does anybody else know some name i can look for in my local stores

**GraF** · 02-10-2007, 04:34 PM

Jack's Classic or Peter's Jacks Classic, same thing.

For the veg cycle you want the 20-20-20 mix

For the flowering stage you want the blossom booster.

dont over do it!!!! dont even use until they are 3wks old, and I used this for veg w/ great results...

you can get these at rgular places, not just "hydroponic stores" go to places like your local nursuries that sell trees and shit, they have it, 5 fuckin bucks!!!!

**stoney_stoner** · 02-10-2007, 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by GraF

Jack's Classic or Peter's Jacks Classic, same thing.

For the veg cycle you want the 20-20-20 mix

For the flowering stage you want the blossom booster.

dont over do it!!!! dont even use until they are 3wks old, and I used this for veg w/ great results...

you can get these at rgular places, not just "hydroponic stores" go to places like your local nursuries that sell trees and shit, they have it, 5 fuckin bucks!!!!

thanks for the info but where i live its the middle of winter and most place's put ther things away but the other day i found a few place's i could check out so pretty much any good sounding frets will work.