Best Organic Nutrients

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Homebrew nutes give you the most flexibility in many aspects.. and that's why I'd call then 'best' - as for pre-mixed organics, that's a whole other story.

Edit: As an example.. the recipe that happens to be sitting in front of me capable of making 30000 gallons (yes, you read that correctly) of hydro food for a 240-ish dollar (USD) investment. Working with A and B for a few other name brands could be closer to 170-200 bucks for 500 gallons-ish depending on what you were running.

The best nutes I have used are Advanced Nutrients. Pricy but if you get more product then what's the gripe? See if they're available in the 250m/l size. Enough to grow a few crops and still not a bust on the budget.

Compost, Worm Castings, Kelp Meal, Alfalfa Meal, and Espoma Tomato tone are a VERY few of the VERY many

ive been wondering this myself as i just started my grow with the fox forest ocean stuff... its got enough nutes in it to last a few weeks but im going to have to find some good nutes...people have been telling me the Blue Mountain Organics (BMO) stuff is the best but im not really sure...

I'm having much success with Earth Juice specifically their Catalyst and Bloom... if you have to use chlorine-laden tap water, EJ is a very good choices as they're quite acidic. Also these guys have been around for a long time and are still making the same products-- tells you something...

all you need if you have to buy nutes: www.espoma.com

BMO works for me, it's got a really good cross section of ingredients (all organic), and is easy to use.

http://stores.ebay.com/Blue-Mountain-Organics

For apartment dwellers like me, or folks that don't have the time, or space, to store ingredients in bulk and brew your own, this stuff is the bomb.

Organic nutes may also include natural items found about. Molasses is one of the basic nutes for the flowering stage. Used it this year in an outdoor grow in soil. Found this link stating it can be used in a hydroponic system too. It can be as easy as spraying the leaves with it. In soil I use it at tbs/gallon once/wk.

http://www.ehow.com/how_8280854_use-molasses-hydroponics.html

^^ not sure about spraying molasses on plant leaves, IMHO, that would invite pests to dine upon it (especially outdoors). I do like using molasses in teas, mixed 2 teaspoons to 2 gallons of water, 1/2 oz of Super Plant Tonic, a handful of EWC's, and either a 1 oz of Grow It Green, or Flower Power depending on what stage of growth my plants are in. If you want to do your own nutrients, buy a lb of grow guano and a lb of bloom guano, and a few lb's of EWC's (I buy mine from this dude, and they are really good castings -> http://pommie84.com/aboutus.html I like buying from smaller companies like this one, and BMO, because they are operated by real people, here in America, who take pride in what they do.

Bump & FYI, BMO has their combo packs on sale right now on eBay. I grabbed a three pack to tune up my current grow. As good as Age Old, Earth Juice, and General Organics line, but they costs less. http://www.angelfire.com/ar2/tts/bmo.html <- this will get you there.

My auto is a week old,mi got the fourpack of bmo.
When can i strt and do i use them all at the same time?

My girls get Roots Organics and Earth Juice. I add a bunch of other little things depending on the day.
Id make the home-brew if I could, but....
Right now my house plants are on GO BioThrive, and they are thriving.

I'm using Age Old Organics grow and bloom with AN Sensizym, Bud Candy, and General Organics Cal Mag

Green planet Nutrients Medi One
BOTONICARE PRO BLEND
Fox Farm Big Bloom

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