Dyna-Grow + Koolbloom ? good idea or no ?

northeastbreedersgroup

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• Jan 28, 2014

• #1

Im using Dyna-grow Grow , Bloom & mag pro along with pro-tekt in conjunction with powdered kool bloom ... I'm just starting this new nutrient mix so I was wondering what your opinions would be as to how well it will work ... thanks yall . Peace!

 

budbro18

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• Jan 28, 2014

• #2

The dyna is tried and true so as long as you have the right mixture kool bloom should work well. Just dont over do it!

 

northeastbreedersgroup

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• Jan 28, 2014

• #3

I used K.B. with AN & the Results Were amazing . Just Cant Afford Pricey Nutes These Days

 

northeastbreedersgroup

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• Jan 28, 2014

• #4

TechnaFlora & Soul Synthetics Are Great Nutes Too

 

budbro18

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• Jan 28, 2014

• #5

dyna is one of my new favorites also like botanicare and blue planet nutrients and hco for my additive

 

northeastbreedersgroup

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #6

How good is yield using dynagro

 

GandalfdaGreen

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #7

Go organic and never look back.

 

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mdanforth

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #8

You won't need any additives with dyna-gro....

 

northeastbreedersgroup

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #9

Awesome hows the yield on dyna

 

budbro18

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #10

Just as good as anything else. The results are best when you mix a few different lines. I use dyna or blue planet nutrients for mybase. then i have hygrozyme, snow storm ultra by HCO, and some molasses occasionally. Plus or minus a foliar feed here or there with a product from nectar for the gods and thats about it. I like to switch it up and experiment with nutes and additives.

 

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mdanforth

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #11

People make growing much more complicated than it needs to be...

 

Jpzooyork

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #12

True mdanforth all you really need is a good base I have prob tried every nute line out there and all the additives don't make much of a differance there are a few I like but most are not needed

 

Alexander Supertramp

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #13

High P and K bloom additives are not needed for indoor grows. They are actually counterproductive in most cases from being abused and over used.

 

NoSwagBag

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #14

mdanforth said:

People make growing much more complicated than it needs to be...

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Thats why i love using a 3 part nutrient program. If you can read, you can use it. Simple as A B C; or 1 2 3 i guess.

 

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ezwdr420

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• Jan 29, 2014

• #15

I think Tge need for p and k additives is strain dependant. most strains don't need them but try growing cookies without them. does anyone run Tge Lucas formula?

 

northeastbreedersgroup

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• Jan 30, 2014

• #16

My black hasplant i bred is a Nutrient Hog Bigtime my Blue Hawaiian is pretty hoggish too . so just dyna by itself would work fine ? damn i never figured dyna worked so good ive been running Soul Synthetics + TheOccasional KB feeding with great results ill have to post some pics & make a journal

 

northeastbreedersgroup

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• Jan 30, 2014

• #17

I also can't afford crazy priced nutrients

 

Theophilus

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• Oct 29, 2014

• #18

Dyna Gro is all you need from start to finish. Foliage Pro and Protekt is what I use in coco. If hydro, you'll want to do a mixture of Grow and Bloom. MagPro for RO and for use as a Bloom Booster. Check out Homebrewer's journals on here.