Dry fertilizers in Canada

AquaTerra

AquaTerra

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So the Mega Crop thread has gone a bit away from Mega Crop so figure make an all in one thread. This is specifically for dry/raw salts/fertilizers easily available in Canada

I'm still debating Mega Crop and ordering a 1/2 skid for myself as not sure if I can convince my current supplier to get more. with 1/2 skid 36 bags my cost per bag would be the same ass it is now from my supplier. A full skid would be about $20 cheaper per bag but that is a lot of money to up front atm. I did sell about 70 bags in a year or so.

I can get Plant Prod MJ https://www.plantprod.com/crop/medical/ I am stuck at a certain price and they said today price brake is on skids at 66 bags per skid. Yaah not gonna happen x 6 skids lol

Pretty sure can get Technigro by SunGrow (Sunshine Mix people) http://www.sungro.com/technigro/

Can get any raw salts locally. Have a permit to sell Potassium Nitrate and can get one for Ammonium Nitrate if needed.

Can get some Jacks but it s mostly what my supplier use for their own green houses. I might be able to tag on some extra bags of different stuff when they make their orders.

There are some brands of dry fertilizers but they are for the hydro retail industry and priced like watered nutrients lol so kind pointless.

I'd be willing to sample out chemicals and combos if we can get some serious testing done and come up with good combo for cannabis for hobby/med growers.

I might do this with another forum I sponsor so get a wider range of feedback and report back and forth.
 
AquaTerra

AquaTerra

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JoeBlow5823 said:
I just know Mr. Canuk on youtube is all about it.... im not in Canukistan but close to it.
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The only ones that I know that used it and Welcome Harvest were organic growers that came from Quebec to BC. They use to mix up the the stuff and just water the plants all the way through.
 
legalcanada

legalcanada

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gaia is more a soil amendment/top feeder, no? or do they also have dry ferts?

i'm still using megacrop v1 and i like it because it has full secondary, silica, enzymes, and kelp among other shit so it's basically a complete 1-part which is perfect for me. i'm lazy so i don't want to be measuring out of 10 different bottles and bags when i go to feed my plants. prior to megacrop i was using maxibloom dry ferts (sometimes adding epsom salt or molasses) and it gave good results too but hella expensive in comparison to megacrop.

i have no complaints with megacrop but it does kinda stink.. if i could get another one part with similar results (whether store bought or diy'd with components) and for a similar low price i might be interested, i have probably 1.5-2 gallons of megacrop powder left
 
AquaTerra

AquaTerra

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legalcanada said:
gaia is more a soil amendment/top feeder, no? or do they also have dry ferts?

i'm still using megacrop v1 and i like it because it has full secondary, silica, enzymes, and kelp among other shit so it's basically a complete 1-part which is perfect for me. i'm lazy so i don't want to be measuring out of 10 different bottles and bags when i go to feed my plants. prior to megacrop i was using maxibloom dry ferts (sometimes adding epsom salt or molasses) and it gave good results too but hella expensive in comparison to megacrop.

i have no complaints with megacrop but it does kinda stink.. if i could get another one part with similar results (whether store bought or diy'd with components) and for a similar low price i might be interested, i have probably 1.5-2 gallons of megacrop powder left
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The Gaia stuff you mix into your media like say ProMix and just feed them water or make your own soil mix. with it. As far as I know you don't add in any nutrients just water.
 
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spek9

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AquaTerra said:
Ok some more fertilizers

This was one mentioned on another forum. Similar to Jacks 2 part Plant Prod 6-11-31 https://www.plantprod.com/product/plant-prod-6-11-31-hydroponic/

Also can get these Yara ones
3-11-38 Brown
6-12-36 Orange
12-12-36 Red
15-5-30 White
16-6-17 Blue Acid
19-6-20 Blue
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I'm looking for something similar to Jack's Part A (5-12-26), and some Calcium Nitrate, but I'm having a hell of a time of finding it locally, and trying to get anything shipped is not happening.

Do you have what I'm looking for? I'm only a few hours away from you here in BC and am hoping someone down near Vancouver would ship to me.
 
AquaTerra

AquaTerra

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spek9 said:
I'm looking for something similar to Jack's Part A (5-12-26), and some Calcium Nitrate, but I'm having a hell of a time of finding it locally, and trying to get anything shipped is not happening.

Do you have what I'm looking for? I'm only a few hours away from you here in BC and am hoping someone down near Vancouver would ship to me.
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Yah could do both for you.
Jacks 5-12-26 https://www.gardentech.ca/products/nutrients/dry-nutrients/jacks-5-12-26/
and
Calcium Nitrate (Yara brand) https://www.gardentech.ca/products/nutrients/dry-nutrients/calcium-nitrate/
 
Morbid Angel

Morbid Angel

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Plant prod Mmj package is a sham obviously sold to dummies because it says MJ on it.

I had been using plant prod hydroveg for years with cal nit and kno3. Shit works fucking great. Super cheap. Huge bags.

** not gunna lie. Didn’t read whole thread.

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I love this shit. Super stable. Holds ph firmly with only slight up or down to add from pool shock in res. Only cal nit gets pulled in flower with kno3 addition.
 
R.Raider

R.Raider

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legalcanada said:
has anyone ever used greenleaf nutrients bud explosion PK booster?? or the sweet candy ??
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I haven't used them yet but plan on trying the Bud Explosion in a couple months when my jungle juice runs out.

Just a heads up that greenleaf nutrients themselves told me that Sweet Candy is a pk booster for soil type stuff and Bud Explosion is pk booster for hydro and etc. Not to be used together.
 
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