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What does salty side mean? Inorganic nutes are salts. Wouldn't being on the salty side mean it's more concentrated and you're getting more for your money?
salty means you run hotter and get faster salt buildup. DM works the same way. you get great results but your ppms can rise fast even when your plants are thriving. things can go downhill if you miss a flush. i've never used ionic, but the usage rates tell me that it's no more concentrated than anything else on the market.
Ive been using ionic nutrients since the early to mid nineties. Super easy one part. A little diluted but.like most one parts it has to be. Anyways dont listen to people that say its a little on the salty side. Its no more saltier than about any other liquid NUTRIENT SALT FERTILIZER on the market. If it wasnt salty it would be ineffective. So ive been using the ionic grow and bloom for soil and coco for years upon years and it is hands down the easiest, one of the cheapest, and effective nutes on the market. Also dont listen to people that say its a beginners or rookies nutrient line. Whatever that means? The standard ionic line is very popular with dwc growers as its very ph stable. (The old Heath Robinson threads on the web had ALOT to do with this too!) Anyways i use the line in a coco/perlite blend and get fanfrickintastic results consistently month after month. I also use a nitrozime/humic/wetting agent foliar in veg. Out.of all the additive/snake oil products out there (ive used them all folks) this simple foliar spray is by far the most effective ive used ...ever. So thats about all i use. Keep your total dissolved solids with ionic about 600 to 850 on the .50 conversion scale and your rockin fat colas for sure. Stay golden pony boy!!!!!
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