How would you use the line up of nutrients and feeding I got here

Spazz101

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So I got suggested to get these a whe ago and I’ve used them ever since but I want to get the most out of these products seeing how I haven’t really researched I just followed a regiment… I want to know how you would run these nutrients for grow and bloom
 

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So I got suggested to get these a whe ago and I’ve used them ever since but I want to get the most out of these products seeing how I haven’t really researched I just followed a regiment… I want to know how you would run these nutrients for grow and bloom
bit hard to tell what they each are from that picture
 
Someone sold you a bill of goods. Some of that stuff is fine, like the seaweed extract, for example, but most is just overpriced stuff you don't need. Look into Jack's a/b or Megacrop a/b (they're basically the same)-I mention both because you can usually find a discount code someplace. There are several threads here that tell you how to mix the two parts and what PPMs work for people at each plant stage. Why is a simple 2 part system better? Because all of your PPMs are a balanced plant food, you aren't diluting your feed with lots of unnecessary stuff.
 
The first thing you should do is separate out all those beneficial microbe supplements.

Recharge
Mammoth
Tribius grow
Tribius bloom - I dont have any experience with Tribius but I'm going assume the grow is bacterial dom and the bloom is fungal

I wouldnt use these all together. Pick one, use as directed until gone and move on to others. I only say this because I hate to see anything go to waste. The Recharge is a good one. It has plenty of bennies along with kelp and molasses. Keep this in mind if you're adding other other sources of K

The Neptunes is a good product. It has kelp/humics. But you'll get enough of those with the Recharge. I wouldnt use them together but either would be fine to use when transplanting.

Since you already have those bags of NPK dry nutrients, I would look up their schedule and go from their.

I have no clue about those Humboldt Secret bottles. One looks like calmag? You could keep those on hand for cultivars that love their cal ( OGs)


After you're done messing around with these, I'd look into a simple one or two part complete base. Simple is best. Using that many supplements from that many different lines without really understanding their intention is a recipe for disaster.

I'm on my first cup of coffee so that's all I've got.
Good luck
 
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