Im almost positive its a 4" difference. The reg one is 9.5" and the low pro is 5.6" tall. My shop sold me the reg one for $175 and the low pro was $225. It is pretty heavy on my 4x4 tent but they're not that sturdy honestly. It's complete overkill with an 8" hurricane fan in my tent. On idle it looks like it wants to implode lmao. I got the 8" knowing I was going to up size to the new room
I think you made a perfect decision for yourself, upsizing room and all.. But for that size tent it is overkill and i know what your tent looks like,, i had one that looked just as bad i promise.. at the end it was borderline scary.. after reading about others having collapses..
I'm just learning this product line too. I'm using Amazon to purchase NFTG's products.:)
I really thinking about using this with their nutes.
Nectar for the Gods Soil is available nationwide!
We have finally released our soil to the national market and we are excited to introduce these blends to the entire Nectar Growing community.
For the past nine years, we have been manufacturing our soils in very small batches and told ourselves that we are not a soil company but instead we are a nutrient manufacturer. Our small batch blends were kept secret and only offered to selected retailers in the pacific Northwest as well as a few passionate stores across the country.
Over the years, the elusive Nectar soil has become a preverbal Sasquatch of soil blends and growers and stores alike have been on the search. The issue was that we just could not produce enough to make it available outside of the stores who were actively carrying the mixes. Up until late July 2016, we were only capable of producing 12 pallets a day with the soil mixing system we had in place.
Over the past twelve months, we at Oregon’s Only have been developing a new piece of property and have acquired new equipment to allow us to increase our production line up to 20 times the volume as before.
With this new facility we are now in the position to be able to offer our Nectar soils to the nation. So as of October 2016, we are proud to announce that we are now wholesaling Nectar Soil through Sunlight Supply, National Garden Wholesale.
Expanding? Doesn’t that usually mean that the product will change due to the increase of volume being produced? As we were exploring our options to increase the production rates of our mediums, we faced the options to either increase mixing capacity, or bagging capabilities. Since we are a company that believes in quality over quantity we took the approach that we needed the capabilities to bag the soil faster.
As we designed our new system, we decided that our blends weren’t broken and we were a little nervous to try and scale up our recipes to make larger batches. So instead of buying a fancy continuous mixer, or 8-12 yard batch mixers, we opted for the exact same mixers that we built our recipes on. But instead of one 4 cubic yard mixer, we have expanded our production line to include four 4 yard mixers. With this capacity we are now able to produce over 200 pallets a day if we are really pushing it.
Do machines do it all now? Not really. There are still many facets of the manufacturing process that we are still doing by hand. We are still manually sifting our humus and castings. We are still washing our coir fiber with rain water (when available) and limestone. We still hand stack the pallets and measure out all of the nutrient packs all by hand. The expansion of the soil yard did entail the purchasing of a lot of equipment, but it also entailed employing 8 more people to run those machines. No one lost their jobs during the automation of this division.
Special thanks to these retailers for being the first to believe in and promote the Nectar soils.
Roots, Jansen Beach Hydro, Garden SPout, Oregon’s Indoor Organics, Washington Indoor Organics. Nor’Easter Organic Way of Life. GrowCo in Grand Rapids, Grow Big in Illinois, Grow Green in Whitmore lake, Victory Hydro and gardening in Louisville Co. Big Grow in Appleton Wisconsin. GreenLife store in the NE.
Looks legit. So do you supplement with magnesium? I've been using about 1/2 tsp per gal of epsom. As far as nftg, I've only heard good things about Oregon's only. They sold me with their approach to things for sureI'm really liking these guys at Oregon's Only. Scott Ostrander the VP and one of the founders is a really great person. Both times that I claimed the picture of the month prize here he handled the issue. Both times he was so flexible on his own part about what I wanted for the prize. I'm now nicely stocked!:)
I am also using a coco based soil. I really like this stuff for the price $14.00, and It's versatility. I've also used there pure coco with good results. I'm going to contact Oregon's Only to get more info on there soils.
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Tupur
Royal Gold Tupur pronounced (two-per), was designed with the idea feeding your plant as much and often as possible. It is a blank slate to create your own high performance feeding regimen. As a coco fiber based soilless medium, it requires high levels of calcium and magnesium to unlock its true potential. With an astounding balance of oxygen and water holding capacities, Tupur can be watered up to 1-6 times a day! This makes it an ideal choice for automated watering systems, especially drip (drain to waste or recirculating), Ebb and Flow. Even deep water culture, and aquaponics thrive in this unique and versatile blend. Yet it still excels in hand watered container gardens, with organic OR conventional feeding programs. This versatility has been key in Tupur quickly becoming a household name for cultivation experts and enthusiasts from coast to coast. Packaged in 2 cubic foot bags, yet priced to compete with 1.5 cubic foot bagged products, Tupur can give you that extra bang for your buck, in more ways than one! Are you getting Tupur?
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I'm currently not using any Mag suppliments. They are getting just what in in the nftg's food. I am using an interesting product that came with the nftg's prize. Its called SLF-100. It breaks down the unwanted salt build up from the plant waste. I use it every other feeding. So every 8 days.
Sold....that's why I kept thinking #sunshine mix #4" when I was looking for their soil. Its just #4 mix. So if I understand correctly its a soiless medium? Sounds very similar to what I'm running now so that would be a nice transition for me.
Same here haha, the last batch I made had me and a co worker looking like space cadets lol. I kept seeing one zip per lb of butter being recommended so this is pretty close to that.
Hell ya! Looking pretty good!
Its better than the jewelers loop I was using. Its smaller than I thought it would be though haha
