Apostatize
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I've just focused on "root/nutrient transport" products, now I'm circling back to smell and flavor.
Your opinion?
Your opinion?
GH Diamond Nectar, FloraNectar, FloraBlend -- are products like this necessary to express your strain's smell and taste?
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PopAndSonGrows
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The way i understand it is, Diamond Nectar is the "fulvic/humic acids" boost which is more geared toward veg and flower production.
FloraBlend, the way I was told by the fellas @ the hydro store, is that if you use "Grape Fusion" for example, it WILL impart a grapey taste into whatever you put it in. And more like a weird cheap grape hard candy taste. But point being, the FloraBlend works, and quite well.
I'm using Floralicious Plus this run, and I suppose it adds to taste and aroma because my current grow is BOOMIN, but I also had good success without it. But I can't say for sure, at least not personally and not yet.
FloraBlend, the way I was told by the fellas @ the hydro store, is that if you use "Grape Fusion" for example, it WILL impart a grapey taste into whatever you put it in. And more like a weird cheap grape hard candy taste. But point being, the FloraBlend works, and quite well.
I'm using Floralicious Plus this run, and I suppose it adds to taste and aroma because my current grow is BOOMIN, but I also had good success without it. But I can't say for sure, at least not personally and not yet.
Apostatize
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Thank you. FloraNectar is the only one left to look into. And I use Floralicious Plus, too! There are so many, I left it off.... Ha.
Ok, I just bought kilos of Myco Jordan and mono-silicic acid ... in addition to my normal ingredients ... so, I was hoping to focus/narrow my nectars (i.e., reduce my cost somewhere). No rush, I'll figure it out. Thanks!
Apostatize
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So, are myco, fulvic/humic, and silicic acid redundant or mostly complementary? They all seem to work toward increasing nutrient absorption/transportation throughout the plant.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Hollatchaboy
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Humics help by chelating more nutrients.
rkymtnman
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i've been doing this awhile: heres what i settled with. base nutes, silica , kelp, fulvic, southern ag.
rkymtnman
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ohhhh. mr. fancy science nerd comes in with "chelating" .
lmao. you are correct, that's what it does.
just f'ing with ya!
Hollatchaboy
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Lol sorry.... but you did come with the correct knowledge first so all credit to you bro! And nerd? I like to think of it as intellectual badass.... not really. Lol
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Apostatize
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oh, cool! Before GH, my first set was Mills. But my hydro store stopped selling it. So, I've been buying the remaining Mills Start R at fire sale prices instead of the expensive GH root starter. Mills Start R contains kelp, as well as Humic and Fulvic acids! Good deal, I still have like a year+ supply after I finish this 5L.
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