xtsho
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Protein hydrolysate, potassium sulfate, and sea kelp. According to the label.
Floralicious Plus, Should I use it?
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Protein hydrolysate, potassium sulfate, and sea kelp. According to the label.
Go go n chill
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It works
Greenhouse;save
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just about ALL of them work (do the same thing).......as always its down to cost and weither or not it's actually needed........
xtsho
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It might work but you can buy a pound of soy derived water soluble protein hydrolysate for $16.22
https://customhydronutrients.com/fertinitro-plus-one-pound-p-459.html?
A pound of potassium sulfate for $8.99
https://www.amazon.com/Pound-Potassium-Sulfate-Potash/dp/B004JD6MGK
And a quart of liquid kelp concentrate for $15.95
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L2DB814/
That's less than the cost of two quarts of floralicious and you have enough to make probably a hundred gallons.
I'm sure nutrient companies hate people like me but I don't care. I hate the way they sell bottles of watered down ingredients for 1000 times the cost. The packaging costs them more than what they put in the bottle.
Go go n chill
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I like getting enlightened, thx
Go go n chill
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Well, when you don’t know or haven’t done research or don’t care, sometimes a bottled product is the thing people grab. I can raise my own chickens for food but most of us dont. Just saying
Go go n chill
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I’ve used dry organics almost since I started growing, I’ve got 4 bottles of stuff that I don’t use . I only used it my first grow and I didn’t care for the constant feeding regiment. So now I use amended soils
xtsho
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Ha ha, but mixing your own nutes/additives is much easier than dealing with chickens. I know. Had three backyard chickens at one time. Fun at first but a hassle once the neatness wore off. Mixing nutes is easy. But I understand people that don't want to bother.
xtsho
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Those feeding regimens are nothing but a pain.
Week 1: 2ml of X, 3ml of Y, and 1 ml Z
Week 2: 3 ml of X, 4ml, of Y, 1ml of Z, and 2ml of additive B
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Who's got time for that? I don't. I recently went the amended soil water only route. My results were not the best but acceptable. I've gone back to coco and salts for now but plan on revisiting organic soil growing again in the future.
Go go n chill
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I grew up on a small farm... lots of chickens, faster now to run to the grocery.
Back to nutez
I also used cal/mag a bunch during my last grow. It worked but I’d rather used something organic. But I haven’t felt confident enough to venture using d lime or Epsom salts to fix a deficiency . I’ll be trying that on this current grow. Because I know the girls I have now will be starting for calcium and magnesium both sometime or another.
rob333
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super cropping anyways thats a 2015 post them girls have been grown pulled and smoked