any one use floranova drain to waste???

I went to the hydro store confused about what is the best nute. Just figred i ask dude with nute he thought was the best. He said flora nova for sure that the only down side was shaking the shit up.

I got floranova veg and bloom, flouricious plus and lquid kool bloom.
Started seed on super bowl sunday.
After week three it had out grown my smaal gorwbox.

Is anyone using these nutes any advice or pics of success would be motivating.

really shot up fast. tryed putting the brakes on it but it didnt like that.
it is now to big for my small starter chamber by far.

Took some clones. waiting for them to root.

im using gh flora series nutes [not flora nova] using drain to waste program i turned my light 12/12 feb 7 [superbowl]

horribleherk said:

im using gh flora series nutes [not flora nova] using drain to waste program i turned my light 12/12 feb 7 [superbowl]

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I am using the Floranova grow and bloom, along with Floralicious Plus and Diamond Nectar. Will let you know how it goes. I am in soil btw.

dont know about those nutes being used in soil but if it works go for it

horribleherk said:

dont know about those nutes being used in soil but if it works go for it

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Flora Nova performs better in soil than inert media hydro as is typical with any chemical fertilizer with organics added. FloraNova Grow and Bloom are basically just Grow and Bloom chemical fertilizesr with coal based humic anf fulvic caids added. Yes they extract humus and folic acid from coal to use in fertilizer. Repeated tests with many crops have not shown any substantial inbcreases in height yield or quality of crops grown using concentrations recoomemded by the manfacturers.

While Humus seems to be quite beneficial with soil grows it seems nearly all the humus qualities are lost in the conversion from natural humus to coal and finally to extracted humic and fulvic acids.

"Humus improves the texture of soils. It exerts a binding effect on sandy soils, and loosens the harder, clayey soils, thus increasing their porosity and permeability. It increases the moisture-holding capacity and improves the granular structure by cementing mineral particles into stable crumbs. This helps soils resist the pulverizing and eroding action of wind, water, and cultivation. As a storehouse of elements important to plants, humus functions as a regulator of soil processes by liberating gradually nutrients that would otherwise drain away. A soil rich in humus provides optimum conditions for the development of beneficial microorganisms and constitutes the best medium for growth of plants."

McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology, 5th edition, published by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

IE humus it is a grossly over priced soil supplement. Humic and fulvic acids are pretty much just more snake oil be sold to mj growers via deceptive marketing.