am i missing anything?

HGK420

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this is my current line up for bloom.

per 5 gallons:

dyna gro bloom --- 20 ml
connoisseur part b ---- 60 ml
GO bloom ---- 35ml
sensizyme ---- 40ml
Dyna gro mag pro ---- 10ml
dyna gro pro tect ----- 20ml
GO cal mag ---- 20ml
2 scoops plant success myco with seaweed and humics.
pinch of beneficial biologics soluble sea weed.

i think i covered all my bases but im not sure. ive spent hours staring at em and thinking and im pretty sure i got it all in proper proportions.

those arent static numbers either. kinda an average. little more for the ones that want more. little less for the sensitive ones.


o and Amidoinitrite? GO x Dynagro x Advanced = lol. so far they are doing amazing, but lemme know if im missing anything!
 
this is my current line up for bloom.

per 5 gallons:

dyna gro bloom --- 20 ml
connoisseur part b ---- 60 ml
GO bloom ---- 35ml
sensizyme ---- 40ml
Dyna gro mag pro ---- 10ml
dyna gro pro tect ----- 20ml
GO cal mag ---- 20ml
2 scoops plant success myco with seaweed and humics.
pinch of beneficial biologics soluble sea weed.

i think i covered all my bases but im not sure. ive spent hours staring at em and thinking and im pretty sure i got it all in proper proportions.

those arent static numbers either. kinda an average. little more for the ones that want more. little less for the sensitive ones.


o and Amidoinitrite? GO x Dynagro x Advanced = lol. so far they are doing amazing, but lemme know if im missing anything!

You could probably make room for two more bloom formulas and maybe one more PK booster, then you'd be set.
 
Lol but i dont need any more! the 3 im using all bring something to the table thats unique. ive been running it all at lower PPM's and it seems to be doing the trick.

The advanced is bringing a nice shot of K and the magic of ph perfect

the dynagro has all the goodies with it.

the GO brings aminos and seaweed and humics along with some more micro nutes to fill out the dynagro.

the rest well, the rest is all just doing its own thing.
 
im not running all 3 at max strength. and all 3 have their own shortcomings that the others help overcome. i was able to trade out 4 bottles for 2. aminos are normally very expensive and a gallon of GO bloom is only 55 bucks and will last forever at 35ml per 5 gallon.
 
These ladies been on that formula for about a week. 3 waterings of it so far.

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il get some pics of the other ladies when the lights swap out. (bout an hour) they actually have buds. theyve only been getting the dynagro bloom for about half of their life. i brought that in to help with some micro deficiency issues.
 
they look good.IMO you could easily get rid of magpro sensizyme and conny without any difference. i dont see why u combine all these bloom nutes...
 
they look good.IMO you could easily get rid of magpro sensizyme and conny without any difference. i dont see why u combine all these bloom nutes...

The advanced is bringing a nice shot of K and the magic of ph perfect

the dynagro has all the goodies with it.

the GO brings aminos and seaweed and humics along with some more micro nutes to fill out the dynagro.

the rest well, the rest is all just doing its own thing.


they all have their own goodies to bring to the table. i couldnt get rid of the conn or the sensizyme as thats handling my PH for me. the magpro has greened everything up. i brought it in out of necessity.
 
protekt and stand alone fulvic can do samething for less $. I dont use any ph adjuster, only fulvic for down and protekt for up. it work great and very cheap. magpro is a P booster, pretty sure u have already plenty of P with dynagrobloom conny and go bloom.the N/Mg/S content in magpro is very low. ph perfect of AN is as perfect as any other good brands IMO. but that's my very own opinion, you are doing well , no reason to change your feeding.
 
well from what ive been reading the PH perfect has some magical acid coated in some PH reactive shell of some sorts. it actually adjusts your PH for you? i cant say i know it for a fact but my PH has been coming out much better since ive incorporated it and sensizyme into the mix.

i prolly could drop the mag pro but like i said i added it and everything came back to life. any yellowing is pretty well gone now. only bad spots are dead ones from before. ive used fulvic in the past to adjust PH and i guess im not really sure why i didnt go that route now. the PH perfect just seemed cool so i wanted to give it a go. i worked at a shop for a while and tried just about everything under the sun BUT the Connoisseur with PH perfect. some friends love it so i said sure why not.

im dropping the pinch of sea weed and changing back to just plain great white so get rid of the rest of the sea weed. ive been reading tonight about how it slows down flower?? auxins? ive always ran a seaweed in bloom and had pretty good finishing times. anyone have any experience with this?
 
great white and seaweed have 2 different action. great white is a beneficial microbes/fungus. In hydro its useless cuz the rootzone temp and ph is not enought high( these Benny grow in ~27C temp and ph ~7) seaweed is a trace element,vitamin,amino acid,hormone and K additive. both organic.I use and I highly recommend to apply seaweed as foliar because vitamin/amino/hormone are more absorbable in foliar application than root. organic and hydro dont match very well too for lot of reason so I wouldn't add seaweed in my rez. I wouldnt apply foliar past 3 week of flower to avoid fungus issue.seaweed can be applied as foliar first two week of flower for increasing number of bud site
 
well from what ive been reading the PH perfect has some magical acid coated in some PH reactive shell of some sorts. it actually adjusts your PH for you? i cant say i know it for a fact but my PH has been coming out much better since ive incorporated it and sensizyme into the mix.

i prolly could drop the mag pro but like i said i added it and everything came back to life. any yellowing is pretty well gone now. only bad spots are dead ones from before. ive used fulvic in the past to adjust PH and i guess im not really sure why i didnt go that route now. the PH perfect just seemed cool so i wanted to give it a go. i worked at a shop for a while and tried just about everything under the sun BUT the Connoisseur with PH perfect. some friends love it so i said sure why not.

im dropping the pinch of sea weed and changing back to just plain great white so get rid of the rest of the sea weed. ive been reading tonight about how it slows down flower?? auxins? ive always ran a seaweed in bloom and had pretty good finishing times. anyone have any experience with this?

AN just chelated all the elements making them available at a wider pH range. Why you're using that in a container garden is beyond me but chelating elements is nothing new or even magical.
 
I recently bought GO bioweed. very good product. it's cold pressed and very effective and cheap(50$/gal).it compete with algen extract at a very good price(20$/L vs 100$/L for HG!!!).cold pressed product contain more hormone/amino and vitamine than dry one. if you have money, try canna boost or an equivalent as foliar with seaweed, you will be impressed. Most of grower use canna boost in rez but it's way more effective in foliar and cheap! canna boost contain triancontanol,bap-6,IBA,vitamin
 
but thats NOT what PH perfect is. everyone thinks that but theres even videos of big mike and other Advanced douches talking about it.

[video=youtube;q48LOclkU-E]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q48LOclkU-E[/video]

they say it compresses the PH range into a manageable window. ive used my meter and it seems to work. PH is always coming out right around 6.
 
i mean im going back to great white from Plant success bacteria and fungus with sea weed and humics. its the same as great white just without B vitamin and With seaweed and humix. I'm just getting rid of the seaweed in bloom basically.
 
but thats NOT what PH perfect is. everyone thinks that but theres even videos of big mike and other Advanced douches talking about it.

They've changed their site as I already had this discussion with someone else and posted the conni label from their site showing each chelated element.

they say it compresses the PH range into a manageable window. ive used my meter and it seems to work. PH is always coming out right around 6.

No matter what their sales pitch is, I can assure you it's BS and there is no need for any halfway competent grower to need help with their pH in a container garden.

But I digress as you seem to have it all figured out with your 9 bottle recipe. Good luck.
 
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