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Looking for a proven 2 part nutrient Fert.

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Looking for a proven 2 part nutrient Fert.

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#22
Dirtbag said:
Does it have calcium in it?
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Yup and silica. If you go to their feeding calculator it even breaks the ppm of each nutrient down so you know at a certain ppm you have say X ppm of nitrogen etc.

Super handy info for if adding any amendments

greenleafnutrients.com

Feeding Calculator

Visit the post for more.
greenleafnutrients.com greenleafnutrients.com
 
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morugawelder said:
I'm currently using F.F. 3 Part , with a flower boost and cal- mag . Been using f.f. for a while , just need a change .

Looking for something simple thats a base 2 part feed of course with the cal-mag ,

Thanks !
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im just trying the canna 2 part plus , i cant speak for it yet. it has cal mag in the coco product lineup. i just wanted to say that i used the pure blend pro only, throughout my crummy heat riddled run, anyway, i dont recommend pure blend pro only as its not as flavourful as when i used pure blend pro bloom only through an entire run, that was tasty.(ier)
 
#25
Aqua Man said:
Why 2 part? Imo get away from liquid ferts and move to dry ferts. A lot more cost effective. Liquids need 2 or 3 parts simply because they cannot be mixed as concentrates. I like mega crop but there are plenty of good out out there. Liquid nutes just put everything in 50 different bottles and charge you an arm and a leg for the water and the miracle claims they write on the bottle.
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Ive been wanting to use dry Nutes, do you have any suggestions on which is best? Thanks
 
#26
Highfive said:
Ive been wanting to use dry Nutes, do you have any suggestions on which is best? Thanks
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Been using the mega crop and pk bloom , for a month , much easier ! one of the ladies ,
IMG 6843
 
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morugawelder said:
I'm currently using F.F. 3 Part , with a flower boost and cal- mag . Been using f.f. for a while , just need a change .

Looking for something simple thats a base 2 part feed of course with the cal-mag ,

Thanks !
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All 2 part base nutes have Ca and Mg in them hence the 2 parts. Even qual 1 parts do most of the time. Take your pic. They all work about the same. Nutes are nutes.
 
#29
HGV Nutrients FTW!!! Dude is straight up and really cares about his product and the support he gives shows he cares. If you are thinking about ditching the bottled nutrients give him a call. By far the easiest I have used and has EVERYTHING in it so no boosters or additives needed. You feed the same amount from start to finish
 
#30
Bubba kush said:
HGV Nutrients FTW!!! Dude is straight up and really cares about his product and the support he gives shows he cares. If you are thinking about ditching the bottled nutrients give him a call. By far the easiest I have used and has EVERYTHING in it so no boosters or additives needed. You feed the same amount from start to finish
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Jacks 3/2, Verti-Gro, Masterblend and Hydro-Gardens are all great 2-part soluble powder nutrients.

Good 1-part soluble powders include: Megacrop, Jacks Oasis 16-4-17, MaxiGro, Mendocino Producers Choice (Growmore), Veg+Bloom, One Way To Grow and Cogos Original.
 
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#31
morugawelder said:
I'm currently using F.F. 3 Part , with a flower boost and cal- mag . Been using f.f. for a while , just need a change .

Looking for something simple thats a base 2 part feed of course with the cal-mag ,

Thanks !
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I have found great results using emerald harvest bloom and micro for a 2 part base and adding npk through additives like Moab, phosphorus heavy guano, shine, sugars and microbe boosters for root growth. I pick up the emerald harvest in 6gal jugs 130$ for micro and 100$ for bloom. I also keep a 6 gal jug of general hydroponics micro on hand to switch between the emerald harvest micro by weekly since using different micros seems to work better than the same formula week after week. I have used the bloom and micro base for around 12 years in my home grow and in my recent commercial grow with no issues. Hope with all the good info these guys in here have put up you can get the formula your looking for.
 

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#32
Dont think anyone asked - what media are you growing in?


11 cents per gallon - GrowBig Hydro. (5ml)
7 cents per gallon - BC CalMag. (5ml)

18 US cents per gallon x 180 gallons


For my liquid nute prices.
Whats the avg for dry?
 
#33
bunkerking said:
Dont think anyone asked - what media are you growing in?


11 cents per gallon - GrowBig Hydro. (5ml)
7 cents per gallon - BC CalMag. (5ml)

18 US cents per gallon x 180 gallons


For my liquid nute prices.
Whats the avg for dry?
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Think mega crop is about $0.031 a gal or something like that. So is jacks
 
#35
bunkerking said:
jebus lol. Wow thats a huge difference. Not a huge deal on a micro scale.

But with a large grow room? wow.
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Yeah on a bigger grow it adds up. For me I have a ton but with more of my buddies starting to grow what would have lasted me years is starting to get a dent in it.
 
#37
Highfive said:
Has anyone had experience with roots organic dry nutes?
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Yes, I've used them quite a bit. They are good for outdoor and won't burn your business. Indoor, they are slow release, so I would recommend a pre-composted super soil and lots of beneficial bacteria/mycorrhizae. If you want to speed them up a bit, LAB or sewer enzymes like Bio-Clean or Rid-X.
 
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