Advanced nutrients

[stklsurma31]

I am looking for nutrients and have heard that advanced nutrients are very good. The ph-perfect series should be great because I don’t need a ph meter. Since they are very expensive I would like to know which products I should get (for soil).
Also where can I get them? Is Amazon the cheapest option?

 

[93OG]

Ph perfect is far from perfect. You will need a ph meter for sure. I’ve run pretty much every nute line over the years and HG and Canna are more stable in my experience.

 

[budman111]

I am looking for nutrients and have heard that advanced nutrients are very good. The ph-perfect series should be great because I don’t need a ph meter. Since they are very expensive I would like to know which products I should get (for soil).
Also where can I get them? Is Amazon the cheapest option?

pH perfect mantra is bullshit, AN says you must use most of the range for this to work and IME a decent base has pH buffers added anyhow

 

[stklsurma31]

Ph perfect is far from perfect. You will need a ph meter for sure. I’ve run pretty much every nute line over the years and HG and Canna are more stable in my experience.

I willt check them out, thanks for the help

 

[stklsurma31]

pH perfect mantra is bullshit, AN says you must use most of the range for this to work and IME a decent base has pH buffers added anyhow

Too bad. I thought I could run maybe 3 or 4 products of their line and not spend money on a ph meter and ph down.

 

[budman111]

Too bad. I thought I could run maybe 3 or 4 products of their line and not spend money on a ph meter and ph down.

If you have soft water you wont have much to worry about, maybe add a cal/mag as they would be lacking in soft water

 

[DoobieDoobs]

I had a good run with pH perfect advanced nutrients, my tap water after letting it sit for a whole day is 370 ppm. I saw that my plants were happy. I don't have a ph meter, I trusted the system and the system worked.

 

[thenasty1]

all bottled nutrients contain the same ingredients. only difference between products is the ratios of said ingredients, and how many bottles the manufacturers want to spread a complete nute regimen across to milk you for cash (which advanced is well known for)
if you want something premixed in liquid form, look into gh 3 part or botanicare pbp
if you want to save yourself some money, look into dry nutrients such as jacks, masterblend, megacrop, maxibloom, etc

 

[DoobieDoobs]

If you don't want to spend money on ph meter, even better look into organic grow, those guys don't need to ph.

 

[westcoast420]

Kiss, if you want to use an then pickup their 2 part line, 2 bottles for veg 2 for bloom.

 

[budman111]

Kiss, if you want to use an then pickup their 2 part line, 2 bottles for veg 2 for bloom.

Even at that I stupidly fell for the 'cannabis specific' bull when they first hit the market and after 4-5 weeks there were green moldy globules floating in the clear part B sensi bloom liquid and good luck with the money back 100% guaranteed, it has to come out of the hydro shops pocket first and they dont have to

 

[Rocco_sifredrik]

Im only doing sensi Bloom, calmag and great white in soil. Trying to Keep it as simple as possible. Works great for me and I get some killer bud.

Just started flushing 2 gorilla zkittlez for 2 weeks

 

[Just Be]

Save a few bucks and use Sensi Bloom for both veg and flower. It actually has more N than Sensi Grow.
The whole 'K.I.S.S.' approach includes ignoring all of the the nay sayers.

 

[budman111]

Save a few bucks and use Sensi Bloom for both veg and flower. It actually has more N than Sensi Grow.

Shows they know little about plant nutrition requirements and more about sales