advance nutrient grows and "PH" perfect nutrients
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thecoolman
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http://www.jrpeters.com/Products/Hydroponics/Buy-Hydroponics.html hydroponic and calcium nitrate
If I ever have a question Dr Cari Peters or another professional always answers
thecoolman
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I buy the package 25 pounds of each =50 pounds it runs 63.00 Haven't calculated it exactly
but I would guess it makes about 4000 gallons
but I would guess it makes about 4000 gallons
thecoolman
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Well the price on the 5 pound does seem overpriced
the 25 pound bags are not exactly in pretty bags though
They are also greenhouse grade and much more pure than
the lower grade coated shit at most nurseries
As you know it quickly and fully dissolves without residue and has no moisture in it.
I agree it may be over priced. Next
time I will check on the price of the equivalent from plantex
before ordering again
the 25 pound bags are not exactly in pretty bags though
They are also greenhouse grade and much more pure than
the lower grade coated shit at most nurseries
As you know it quickly and fully dissolves without residue and has no moisture in it.
I agree it may be over priced. Next
time I will check on the price of the equivalent from plantex
before ordering again
thecoolman
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checking around a bit I see green house grade cal nitrate for 25.00 each plus shipping
not a savings for me. I have used these guys before and not just on e bay they are usually very
very cheep.http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/380225253994?lpid=82
not a savings for me. I have used these guys before and not just on e bay they are usually very
very cheep.http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/380225253994?lpid=82
lilroach
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I not sure where you heard a plant doesn't need nitrogen in flower, but you are mistaken.
I've been reading this thread with curiosity as I've been reading a ton of negative stuff about AN. I'm not here to knock how all of you grow...if it works for you, then it's all good.
But, I would like to say that all of this is much more complicated than it has to. Go with good soil, replenish the nutrients sparingly, and find some nutrients that don't need 43 different parts to grow a plant. In flower I feed one nutrient.....Jack's Classic Bloom Booster (NPK 2-3-2) and that's it.
I don't flush, I don't check my PH, I don't even let my water sit to de-chlorinate it. I am now consistently getting 3 ounces per plant, and the plant is healthy until the day I chop. Not a yellow leaf to be seen.
I've said my peace, and I'm sorry if I am raining on your parade....just wanted to vent here. Sorry.
HGK420
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There's definitely simpler ways to do it but not if you wanna pull 1.2g/w even 1g/w takes a near perfect environment and massive amounts of work.
Yes you can skin a cat with a knife but using a huge complicated factory that divides the guts and the fur and the teeth and the meat and everything into nice neat packaging ready to be sold all automatically is better. If your lookin too maximize return that is.
Yes you can skin a cat with a knife but using a huge complicated factory that divides the guts and the fur and the teeth and the meat and everything into nice neat packaging ready to be sold all automatically is better. If your lookin too maximize return that is.
lilroach
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Maybe I'm dumb....there are times that I am indeed not-that-smart, and this may be one of those times.....
I don't get the entire brain exercise of grams per watt to indicate how good a grow is. I have 1,650 watts in a 5x7 room with eight plants. All I know is that if I get 3-4 ounces per plant I'm doing fine in my world. The entire gram per watt thing really depends on strain.
I do admire those that attempt to grow a "perfect" plant. It's those of you that are pushing the envelope that advances are made. I've tried the numerous hydro-store nutrients and found it was just more things to get wrong than to get right. I'm by far no expert on growing, or pretend to be.....but I like keeping it simple. Take a look at my journals and you'll see I'm not doing all that bad for a beginner. My early lower yields were with expensive nutrients, my bigger yields were with non pot-specific nutrients.
Just saying....
I'm done hijacking your thread. Good growing my friends!
I don't get the entire brain exercise of grams per watt to indicate how good a grow is. I have 1,650 watts in a 5x7 room with eight plants. All I know is that if I get 3-4 ounces per plant I'm doing fine in my world. The entire gram per watt thing really depends on strain.
I do admire those that attempt to grow a "perfect" plant. It's those of you that are pushing the envelope that advances are made. I've tried the numerous hydro-store nutrients and found it was just more things to get wrong than to get right. I'm by far no expert on growing, or pretend to be.....but I like keeping it simple. Take a look at my journals and you'll see I'm not doing all that bad for a beginner. My early lower yields were with expensive nutrients, my bigger yields were with non pot-specific nutrients.
Just saying....
I'm done hijacking your thread. Good growing my friends!
HGK420
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I can't think of a line I haven't ran. Workin at the shops gets you good deals and gives you lots of time to wonder for a mind like mine. It's all a little bit the same but it's all a little bit different too. I'm looking for a certain level of product with a certain yield and ease of growth. It can only be so ez if you want top shelf in the end. By the buckets.
I grew one cut through all of it too that really would be nearly the same every time but just slightly different too. None have been bad. Well guano teas have me some really really harsh buds even with major flushage.
All the above nonsense said I'm really digging not having to dial in my ph. It's a luxury that I hope more companies get on board with. Or someone comes out with an additive that does it.
So jbone do you give aminos in any way?
I grew one cut through all of it too that really would be nearly the same every time but just slightly different too. None have been bad. Well guano teas have me some really really harsh buds even with major flushage.
All the above nonsense said I'm really digging not having to dial in my ph. It's a luxury that I hope more companies get on board with. Or someone comes out with an additive that does it.
So jbone do you give aminos in any way?
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