I have recently been contemplating trying advanced nutrients product line. I have heard nothing but great things. I am currently using plantlife products 3 part with a bunch of additives. This current system works outstanding but is a bit costly. So my question is, with advanced nutrients do i need all 13 additives and the two part sensi to grow outstanding marijuana? Or just a few of the additives? they are separated into 4 different groups. hobbyist, expert, professional and grand master. Do i need all 13 additives included in these groups our just certain ones, and if so which ones? Does anyone have an advanced nutrient chart they are using that they know works outstanding?
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shaggydog365
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Hello, AN nuts are very expensive. I use the hobbyiest level ,sensi a&b. They work great. best nuts ive used so far. everything they have wrks great. what everline up use use wrks great. its what wrks best for u. But its just like the boxes say,if u want to grow like a pro ,then grow with that bundle, if u want to grow like a grand master then buy it all. Peace
shaggydog365
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Oh,almost fergot. what ever u use, just do what it says on the directions. a little less if u have to and wrk ur way up.
shaggydog365
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Advance nutes are awsome. And all those aditives are not worthless. they just seperated them and put them in differnt bottles so u can add them to your plants at differnt times when your plants need them.
shaggydog365
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What gets me is the only reason peaple put advance down is simple, because they cant afford them so it pisses them offf.
hotrodharley
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Hobbyist. Been growing since 1964. If you can't do it with the Sensi Series you won't be able to do it with the more expensive. Plus it has all you need. Begin your feedings at 1/4 strength. Mix 2 ML or 2 CC (same thing) in a gallon of water. 2 ML of A, 2 ML of B. NO MORE TO START!
hotrodharley
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I bought my second bottles, 1 liters at that, of Sensi Grow. Used the first set since March 12, never scrimped. You get what you pay for.
shaggydog365
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oops did i say hobbiest, i ment expert, but what ever. ive been growing since 1987 started outside. I ve used lots of nuts. This year im using advance. i think there awsome. next year ill use somthing else.
patlpp
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Polly want a cracker?
beuffer420
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Advanced will work great at any of their levels just pick one and start if you want to get more of their lineup just add as your dollars build.
I think the best piece of advice I saw was to FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS!
While now yes I can afford the nutes but their was a time when my ass really hurt to buy the whole line but, I stuck with it learned how to use the line and it now pays for itself plus more every harvest.
Also if you want something close to advanced but not as expensive check out the line called cyco nutrients. I guess it's an Australian line close to advanced a buddy of mine just tried them out with absolutely great results.
If you want real cheap and great results also check out greenhouse seeds powder feed. My flower is off right now or I'd take a pic but the powder feed costs 52$ a bag for the big ones and is some of the most user friendly stuff I've used. There's a indica bag a sativa bag and a hybrid bag for bloom. Veg is called mother plants. I bought all the big bags for under 400$ and they work awesomely
i guess it's really about understanding how your line works and learning it. If u can do that any line should work for u just takes patience to figure out how they work like a puzzle I guess.
I think the best piece of advice I saw was to FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS!
While now yes I can afford the nutes but their was a time when my ass really hurt to buy the whole line but, I stuck with it learned how to use the line and it now pays for itself plus more every harvest.
Also if you want something close to advanced but not as expensive check out the line called cyco nutrients. I guess it's an Australian line close to advanced a buddy of mine just tried them out with absolutely great results.
If you want real cheap and great results also check out greenhouse seeds powder feed. My flower is off right now or I'd take a pic but the powder feed costs 52$ a bag for the big ones and is some of the most user friendly stuff I've used. There's a indica bag a sativa bag and a hybrid bag for bloom. Veg is called mother plants. I bought all the big bags for under 400$ and they work awesomely
i guess it's really about understanding how your line works and learning it. If u can do that any line should work for u just takes patience to figure out how they work like a puzzle I guess.
Fazer1rlg
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Must not be that great if your changing nutrients again.
Fazer1rlg
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If u follow the instructions on advanced nutrients bottles u will burn the fuck outta your plants.
patlpp
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Are you talking from experience or heard it from a friend who heard it from a half-cousin's sister-in-law. or just out of your ass?
hotrodharley
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Most decrying AN are like the carpenter blaming a shitty house on his saw.
3 Pounds of Weeden
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AN is very good. Great for beginners. Expensive? Yes. Overrated? Maybe. But they work and they work well, I will admit, their 2 part system on a few products is unnecessary. Voodoo juice is in my current grow and it is absolutely phenomenal. I added it to my seedlings when they were in dixie's and they stopped growing/lethargic. Why? because the roots were fucking balled up already! Cut them shits with a razor blade and have had vigorous growth since.
My point here is that the way AN is manufactured and sold is horrible. Price, can def find cheaper nutes. But for people who are just starting out and can afford the cash it is perfect. Especially with the PH "Perfect" line they offer. Which I find to be a little high at first, but I credit that to my FoxFarm soil. (I bought 2 bags and the Ph's were different on both of them)
My point here is that the way AN is manufactured and sold is horrible. Price, can def find cheaper nutes. But for people who are just starting out and can afford the cash it is perfect. Especially with the PH "Perfect" line they offer. Which I find to be a little high at first, but I credit that to my FoxFarm soil. (I bought 2 bags and the Ph's were different on both of them)
beuffer420
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Fazer1rlg
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Talking out of experience man! I wouldn't post if it wasn't out of experience! Haha who sister cousin baby's aunty from down the street!
patlpp
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Don't forget baby daddy, he said so too!! LOL . Honestly, I tried to burn them during a test grow using the Hobbyist line in coco. Fed every day 16ml/gal base , 8ml/gal, sups AND depleted them of fresh air , grew in low humidity and with poor circulation. Temps were all over creation. I Just tried to F**k them all up, and I still got a bumper crop. That's what's nice about the line, it's idiot proof. I'm an idiot and I proved it !
A little tip burn yes but nice and green throughout and the leaves always reached for the stars just happy as can be. Maybe one doesn't see higher yield with using say B-52 but they just handled the stress with no problem. Could it be from the B-52? Don't know. Maybe I will try another test grow under stress without it. I don't use B-52 anyways anymore because the grow area is pretty much dialed in. BTW it smoked up very nice. The way I compare nutes is how they handle stresses and price/yield/taste. Comparing nutes strictly by PPM's is no proof that one nute is better than another.