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jollytime

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I use the general Hydrophonics program its online, or on the back of the bottle I suggest go to the web site just enter the simple info, resavoir size, how long for each phase or skip some phases and itwill tell you exactly what you need. It is a program of nutes at differente phases. It really helped me understand the difference phases. these are six weeks
 

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docd187

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i've heard great things about both. advanced nutrients has a large line of products letting you custom tailor it to your needs/environments but can also get a lot more complicated. fox farm is a great nute not to complicated and i believe they're also organic (someone correct me if im wrong here)
 
Lennard

Lennard

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Kinda on topic... if youve look at the youtube video of advanced Id like to hear your thoughts on their claim... Using them now but not for that reason. I just saw it yesterday and laughed
 
Higher Education

Higher Education

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docd187 said:
i've heard great things about both. advanced nutrients has a large line of products letting you custom tailor it to your needs/environments but can also get a lot more complicated. fox farm is a great nute not to complicated and i believe they're also organic (someone correct me if im wrong here)
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The only organic liquid nutrient from Fox Farm is Big Bloom. The inorganic nutrients from them appear to only contain slightly altered organic elements for the purpose of better absorption. Check this link, it explains it well.

http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/faqfox-organics.html#anchorfaqorganic1

Lennard said:
Kinda on topic... if youve look at the youtube video of advanced Id like to hear your thoughts on their claim... Using them now but not for that reason. I just saw it yesterday and laughed
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I am having this same question running through my mind right now. I don't think I can accept the validity of an experiment ran by the owner of Advanced Nutrients. It may be true, but how can anyone truely know. Let us know your results Lennard.
 
Higher Education

Higher Education

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I just reread the experiment excerpt and have a big problem with this:

Straumietis says he ran another comparison test that measured percentages of three cannabinoids. Again, Advanced Nutrients came out on top, producing 21.2% THC, and very low percentages of two other cannabinoids (cannabinol and cannabidiol, known as CBN and CBD), that limit marijuana's psychoactive effects.
The second place finisher in the cannabinoid percentage category was GrowTek, which produced 18.7% THC while also producing a whopping 9.09% CBD and 5.84% CBD. While CBD and CBN have some medical applications which THC does not, in practical terms important to those who want potent recreational marijuana, these cannabinoids can also reduce the psychoactive effects of THC

from: http://www.marijuanafertilizers.com/advanced-nutrients-fertilizers-comparision-experiment.html


They arent giving CBD enough credit and I have never heard in my life of a plant under any nutrient condition producing 9.09% of it. Someone correct me if this happens though. I believe this experiment is clearly biased.
 
BUBBLEBERRY

BUBBLEBERRY

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I swear by advanced nutriants and fox farm soil. For grow I use Grow A B two part plus a little superthrive. Bloom I use three part plus carbo load and superthrive. My plants when done 35'' get 4 to 5 oz I pefer strains with alot of side branches to get a better yeild. Go to pictures of bud shots I'm on the first and second page.
Here is the link for the feeding chart this thing is very helpful advanced nutriants was made for growing weed need I say more and you dont need to buy all the other stuff they offer save your money good luck
http://www.advancednutrients.com/nutcalc3public/
https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-pics/index.php?n=28425
https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-pics/index.php?n=28423
 
tilemaster

tilemaster

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not sure which set of nutes from advanced you'all talking about, but heres wut i used in previous hydro set up, and now im using again with soil. seems like its working great



BUBBLEBERRY said:
I swear by advanced nutriants and fox farm soil. For grow I use Grow A B two part plus a little superthrive. Bloom I use three part plus carbo load and superthrive. My plants when done 35'' get 4 to 5 oz I pefer strains with alot of side branches to get a better yeild. Go to pictures of bud shots I'm on the first and second page.
Here is the link for the feeding chart this thing is very helpful advanced nutriants was made for growing weed need I say more and you dont need to buy all the other stuff they offer save your money good luck
http://www.advancednutrients.com/nutcalc3public/
https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-pics/index.php?n=28425
https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-pics/index.php?n=28423
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BUBBLEBERRY

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I use advanced nutriants three part grow micro bloom plus carbo load and superthrive for bloom for veg I use advanced nutriants two part grow A grow B plus superthrive i follow there grow chart and all works fine
tilemaster said:
not sure which set of nutes from advanced you'all talking about, but heres wut i used in previous hydro set up, and now im using again with soil. seems like its working great
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GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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Higher Education said:
I just reread the experiment excerpt and have a big problem with this:

Straumietis says he ran another comparison test that measured percentages of three cannabinoids. Again, Advanced Nutrients came out on top, producing 21.2% THC, and very low percentages of two other cannabinoids (cannabinol and cannabidiol, known as CBN and CBD), that limit marijuana's psychoactive effects.
The second place finisher in the cannabinoid percentage category was GrowTek, which produced 18.7% THC while also producing a whopping 9.09% CBD and 5.84% CBD. While CBD and CBN have some medical applications which THC does not, in practical terms important to those who want potent recreational marijuana, these cannabinoids can also reduce the psychoactive effects of THC

from: http://www.marijuanafertilizers.com/advanced-nutrients-fertilizers-comparision-experiment.html


They arent giving CBD enough credit and I have never heard in my life of a plant under any nutrient condition producing 9.09% of it. Someone correct me if this happens though. I believe this experiment is clearly biased.
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Your lucky if a plant gets 1.5 CBD. Who is this clown makeing this up?
 
Kingb420

Kingb420

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i use bud blood, big bud, carbo load and overdrive, i swear i seen a 50% increase. bag seed in MG MC w/150w hps . i just feed bloom, cause the MG feeds ok for the first 2 months in Veg
 
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