Grow is ready to go, getting clones soon. Now what nutes to use?

Ok so Im going LED, in coco. Thanks to the internet the world is my oyster as far as choosing a nuts line. Does anyone have any simple proven feeding schedules tailored towards coco? I was thinking H&G or canna a+b with PK 13/14 mid way through veg because my local shop sells it for the same price I've seen it on ebay.

No special recipe here but I can tell you I just finished my first grow. I started off with GH 3-part and by my fourth week of veg I was running almost every additive to the gh line. I followed the schedule they have online and everything was beautiful. My cousin who sold me my equipment and was supposed to be my mentor switched his entire grow after seeing mine. He's been growing a long time. I did a crap load of research and put a lot of time and money in to the grow. The one thing I never seemed to get a clear answer on (or at least clear enough for me) was nutrients. So I went for the simple old school nutes that I've heard the most about. Even heard a lot of bad but all I can say from my experience is it's simple and definitely effective. I plan to try others and to educate myself more on the subject but If you're totally at a loss and aren't finding answers, try something that has been around and proven the test of time.

Skip the H&G.
Canna
Hesi is just as good if not better and costs less.

Dr. Who said:

Skip the H&G.
Canna
Hesi is just as good if not better and costs less.

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Thankyou Dr. Who, anything in their line i can afford to leave out or replace with an even cheaper alternative?

With the Hesi.
I would drop the supervit. Add a kelp product to replace. The kelp will replace the Roots product also! These are the most expensive parts of the line.
*NOTE* I highly suggest a product called SeaGreen for the kelp/Vit product! If you use it, it will increase nutrient uptake to the point that you WILL use only 50% nutrient. (Hesi is designed to be used everyday, with a metered amount of water per pot size in soil). With soil use you drop back to 1 day of feed and the next straight pHed water. Repeat. With hydro applications there is a specific SeaGreen for that and again you will reduce the amount of nutrient being used. That saves money big time!
SeaGreen will work for any nutrient brand the same way!

Their "zyme" product has been tested as one of the best available and is worth using. You can substitute a good AACT bio tea to replace that if need be.