wouldn't use nectar for coco. i find canna,
general hydroponics, or
dynagro are the easiest to learn with. learn what you're feeding and why. check your ppm/ec. plan feeding schedule based on ppm and then plan one planning each elements ppm. imo your main goal should be to understand why you're doing what you're doing. the canna line is simple and clean. you don't need the zym or boost or pk13-14. you don't need the rhizotonic either but if you don't use it you should use a kelp extract and humic product. a cheap good one is
zeus juice by
nectar for the gods. the boost does work but isn't worth the cost to you and you should be adding products for a reason and proving they work before buying a huge line. you only need good genetics and a complete base nutrient to grow great bud. there are however some proven ingredients that make it a bit easier, faster, and more consistent. you should be focusing on learning how to water and feed properly. how to read what your plant is saying by its actions. what medium you actually enjoy using. how to use your space effectively. things like that. there are 2 easy things i recommend to help prevent a lot of problems though and those are a silica product and a humic and kelp product.
protekt from
dynagro and armor si by
general hydroponics are the cheapest and best form(potassium silicate). for a humic and kelp i recommend
zeus juice from
nectar for the gods but there's plenty of these. kelp is in almost every bloom booster or bud stacker etc. and will likely impress you with how fast it speeds up veg growth especially. lmk if you have any questions about these products or advice. if you grab them let me give you instructions on preparing them as the amount and order in which you mix your nutrients does matter.
