Anyone here have experience with Earth Juice products, have been using them for just about a month now everything seems to be going good, still in veg. Just wondering what others experiences are with these nutes; what your watering schedule was how often you used the nutes, were their any of the five you did or didn't like particularly, anything else you would suggest I add into the feedings with these nutes. Any advice would be great.

When i use organics i feed every time i water lightly every 2 -3 days

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what do you mean by lightly like 1/4 strength, 1/2 strength.....? anyone else have any opinions on this specific brand.

I use 1 Tbsp Earth Juice-Grow & 1 Tsp Dyna Gro-Grow per gallon of water for vegetation once a week. I use the 1 Tbsp Earth Juice-Bloom & 1 Tsp Dyna Gro-Bloom per gallon of water for flowering once a week. This seems to give my plants all they need.

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I mean lightly .. so the water looks like smoke and not tar , well thats what gets me best results ..do what ya want with it

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the only problem I have with earth juice is it really drops my ph. thinking about swithing to ff, but it might do the same.

I have actually had a problem with high ph so, anything that lowers my ph is fine for me.

I used mostly Fox Farm for my first grows and it does keep the Ph stable, but it's not completely organic...

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I love earth juice. For the first week of bloom ill use 1table spoon of , grow, catalyst, and two table spoons of bloom per gallon. Also i use their microblast every other week.

yeah..fox farms isn't fully organic...one tip though: foliar feeding. I use different ratios of the E.J. grow/ bloom, and twice a month with microboost. I just eyeball it; and I haven't burned even seedlings. can't say THAT for fox farms!