samuiandpaul
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Does anybody know what nutrients I should use on my plants? I would love a time chart and full description of what to do. This is my first time growing and I would kill for some super danks.
Nutrients for indoor plants.
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Sensibowl
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Ive been growing for a while and though Ive tried it all, Advanced Nutrients really makes things easy. If you go to their website, they have a chart you can use you really cant screw things up.
While I dont use AN for all of my nutes, I think their line is probably the best one available.
But thats just my opinion. What do others think?
Always keep the bowl full
While I dont use AN for all of my nutes, I think their line is probably the best one available.
But thats just my opinion. What do others think?
Always keep the bowl full
Organic nutirents come in all types and hype all sorts of fantastic results and most of them are great. I have found that they generally work better outdoors than indoors due to soil microbial activity. They are also quite expensive. What I would recommend is "Miricle Grow" all purpose for vegatative growth and the bloom booster for flowering. Feed one teaspoon per gallon of water every ten days. If you have any left over then water out over plants again evenly until gone. Go easy with clones the first few weeks, perhaps not giving anything but plain water until growing quite well. I think you will find the end results regarding your buds and yield quite pleasing to say the least. I have had the best yields ever using MG and I know you will too!...yesca
DubRules
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i use humboldt nutrients. they have a one part system called "oneness" which is great.
they also have an organic line which is where advanced nutrients hits the wall.
advanced is pure chemical ferts, which can be tasted regardless of flush time.
humboldt was actually started by an advanced chemist who left and wanted to do his own thing, so you get the same quality.
i use:
oneness
sea mag
sea cal
prozyme (it's enzymatic action makes all the difference.)
humboldt roots (has made a huge difference in growth explosions this grow)
myco madness (yay bacteria!)
ginormous
i would recommend this all in a heartbeat.
i hop to try their organic line soon..
they also have an organic line which is where advanced nutrients hits the wall.
advanced is pure chemical ferts, which can be tasted regardless of flush time.
humboldt was actually started by an advanced chemist who left and wanted to do his own thing, so you get the same quality.
i use:
oneness
sea mag
sea cal
prozyme (it's enzymatic action makes all the difference.)
humboldt roots (has made a huge difference in growth explosions this grow)
myco madness (yay bacteria!)
ginormous
i would recommend this all in a heartbeat.
i hop to try their organic line soon..
Swatic
Active Member
From most of what I have read and even from avid MG "users"..... It is not necessarily dangerous to grow in MG what the issue is some of the concentrations of the micro nutrients (ones other then NPK) are in extremely high does for house plants that tend to be more exotic. Weed doesn't like all the shit in its soil and this can cause issues with your ultimate smoke because of the plants ability to function. Some strains however do quite well in this mixture and thus people still use it.
Home grown solves terrorism!!!!