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Both of you have great perspectives

Contact the company and let them know. This is a rarity and they will take care of it post haste.

I would use it as soon as possible would

Nice! I am testing it now. I will keep an eye out for BK interaction.

No thanks. I'll leave it to the cats that mix my soil... Oregons's Only Organics. #4 for life.

That looks like you dried them out a bit too much and they ate themselves. The way to check issues with nectar is to take a slurry test. Take equal parts of soil from one of your pots and neutral ph water and mix together. let it stand for five minutes. Take a ph and ppm meter and read your...

That would depend solely on genetics. Most kush varieties tend to be mag whores. I currently run over 25 varieties, many at the same time. Its easy to spot and solve with a bit of mag amped.

Well said. I pulled 3.125 per gavita with my last run using nectar and probiotic microbes. It's unstoppable.

Im sorry to hear that. I suspect you would do great using the basic four, which is very economical. Let me know if you come back to it,

Pimples, That may be true but Bloom Khaos is unlike anything available. The active ingredient is referred to by the group as Gamma.

I think you will see some good results when using it with nectar. I would be cautious of using too much BK. Taper it up slowly.

Good stuff!!

Well Played. Keep up on that bone meal. It does wonders.

Nectar #4 will always be my go-to soil. Its perfect for use with NFTG and is all you need right out of the bag. The above mix sounds nice for those that can't get Nectar #4.

Yes. Add it with the other products. It is important to have a major source of calcium when using BK as a water in. Go easy and taper up in its use. Start at week 3or 4 at 1/4 dose. Go from there. Add more Herc as you go. 2 tbs of herc for every tsp of bk.

Yes. I would stick to a ratio of 2tbs of HH for every 1tsp of BK. In bloom I feed as much as 6tbs per gallon of HH in my heavy weeks. Peace.

Why is this thread under the Nectar for the Gods category?

Looking great. NFTG is light and you can use more than you think. Deficiencies normally are actual deficiencies, rather than lock out like with salt lines. Good luck!

I feel NFTG is superior to botanicare. Rumor has it, botanicAre is about to sell to Scott's(Monsanto)

I have used the same rate as molasses, about 1/2 oz per gallon or 1/4 cup per 4 gallons, however, in teas for brewing, molasses is still the go to. The microbes break down the long chain of sugars better and there is an added benefit of magnesium as well. I have used both successfully.