Iguana Juice Grow/Bloom

I heard IJ is really good and since im a noob i don't know how much to feed my plants. So i was wondering if anyone else uses iguana juice? Also do i have to measure the nutes with a meter to check the ppm or ec?
Im using soil btw, biobizz all-mix. The ph for the soil is 6.3 atm. But i really need to know how much of Iguana juice grow to give to my plants. Should i just follow the directions on the side of the bottle?

bump...any info is greatly appreciated.

bump..dont you hate when noone answers? ........im a newb too. so i would just say use your directions. start of slow is better than burning your plants. i always do like 10% more than the instructions say, i dont know why i just do. its like how i always have that extra hoot. lol

ok thanks for the reply, also how do you adjust the ph of the soil? do i ph the water and then water it?

to tell you the truth i have never tested my ph. its my first grow. im not too worried about it. my plants are 112 days from seed and doing great. but what i would do is ya, ph balance the water. take an aquarium ph tester, theyre like 5$, or whateve ryou got. and since i have alot of fish and stuff, i woudl just use the ph up and down for the fish tank and then use that balanced water to feed the plants

nice man, yeah i have one of those ph test kit where i have to put drops and the ph up and down but so far i dont think i have to use it yet my plants are doing good as well.

This is my second grow but this time im doing it right. My first grow was really poor, i was using just CFLs, nutrients from some hardware store lol and miracle mix soil but i ended up harvesting it and got about half ounce out of it. Not bad i guess but the smoke was harsh.

I've used iguana juice on my last couple of grows I started off with using rooter for the first week then week 2 I added 1ml per litre until you start to see some steady growth then up it 1ml per week until your ready to flower then start off flowering by putting in 2ml per litre and build up as you need it remember your soil contains enought nutes to get it through first week or two as a sprout