NFT nute Questions AN sensi bloom a+b VS 3 part

hi everyone i was wondering what you guys preference would be based on experience for NFT nutes. I recently switched from AN sensi bloom a+b to grow,micro,bloom. I must say i was a bit more satisfied with my previouse crops with sensi bloom but im not finished with the 3 part yet so i cant say for sure which is better but the vigor was indeed with the sensi bloom. I was wondering if any of you had similar results who prefers 3 part over sensi bloom? another issue the nute calc recommends that you put grow along with micro and bloom through out the flowering cycle is this correct? cause i have been adding less and less grow through out the bloom cycle. im in week 4 now and i can imagine that they dont need grow anymore.

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Thats odd that you would down grade. Its also odd that you would be surprised with lower results from a lower end product. It goes Micr Grow Bloom, Sensi A+B, Connisuer. Micro Grow Bloom is their low end, entry level nutes. And yes the claulator is correct. Its becoming more widely accepted that plants need a lot more Nitrogen during flower than previously thought.

thanks for the response coals , i dont know why i down graded from sensi bloom im going to switch back to sensi bloom. anyone use conniseur? cause if you get it in bulk the price is not sooo bad.

can i switch to sensi bloom on my next rez change or should i keep them on micro grow and bloom?

Wow - yeah, that's a bit of a downgrade from Sensi. I would stick out your grow with what you're using - don't want things to get screwed up at this point.

I've heard good things about Conni, though I think that would be an upgrade, which means that you'll probably spend a bit more money - but that makes sense since it's got more to it. Don't know what, but from what I hear, it's meant to make you more of a Master Grower or something.

I ain't there yet...by far.

I would suggest you go back to the Sensi and enjoy the results with that. I mean, why change something that isn't broken, right?