Advanced Nutrients Help

atrumblood

atrumblood

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So, I was thinking of trying the Advanced nutrient line after my foxfarm reserves run out.

There is just one thing though. When I went to the advanced nutrients site, I about fell over, there were so many different things to pick from.

I will admit I like a simple system, so foxfarm appealed to me from the get go.


I was wondering if anyone out there would be kind enough to dumb down the choices for me.

The things I need to know:

Which product is the: Grow?
Which product is the: Bloom?
Which product is the: Micro?

Just so that I can get a good starting place, and get my feel for what advanced has to offer.

P.S

I checked their sites FAQ, and their Encyclopedia, but that only made me come here for some stoner to stoner explanations :) .
 
atrumblood

atrumblood

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the GMB are not as expensive as I was fearing. Direct from their site, it's 13$ a litter.

The expensive stuff is all the additives.
 
CrackerJax

CrackerJax

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Any fertilizer directed at growing weed is overpriced....... period. :wink:

But yes, AN at least with these, is a bit more reasonable.
 
McNea

McNea

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just get botanicare pure blend pro (organic) 1 part hydroponic fertilizer, one for veg and one for flower. They are both derived from all natural sources, i have used it twice with great success, i find the buds get more dense and smell and taste much better with this organic fertilizer, every bottle is infused with 4 different types of sugars all natural derived, bat guano, worm castings, seabird guano . A single bottle of either bloom or veg is 25$ Canadian, so 50 bucks Canadian for all the nutrients you need, if your reservoir is larger than 75 liters it will last about a grow and a have, smaller about two grows. Also works as great foliar spray due to all organic derivatives, doesn't leave harmfull residues and is easily up taken by plant. I fully recommend this produced for and indoor grower as it is a very good hydroponic nutrient/fertilizer, and is very cheap for how effective it is.

link: http://www.americanagritech.com/product/product_detail.asp?ID=1&pro_id_pk=34
 
CrackerJax

CrackerJax

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Amazingly expensive.

Look folks if you are going to grow more than once, just start composting like crazy. weed needs NOTHING else but good soil....that's all it needs.
 
Earl

Earl

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Just get the sensigrow A&B and Sensibloom A&B
and your good to go.
No additives.
I use F1 and Sensizyme,
but they are not required.
Invest in a good pH meter like a PinPoint
and calibrate your meter often.
Keep the rez temp below 69ºf
I like 66º
DWC is a fast fun way to grow hydro.
 
atrumblood

atrumblood

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Earl,

On the topic of Rez temps. I was wondering what is a good way to keep the temps under 70. I can't seem to get mine below 74.

I have tried to do the frozen water bottle thing, but because I am out of the house for 9 hours a day at the least, I am not always able to constantly change out bottles.

I think that heat had a lot to do with why my last grow just suddenly took a dump. Root rot over took my plant, and my rez temps were about 75ish.
From my readings, 68-70 is where you want your rez.
 
ViRedd

ViRedd

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atrumblood said:
Earl,

On the topic of Rez temps. I was wondering what is a good way to keep the temps under 70. I can't seem to get mine below 74.

I have tried to do the frozen water bottle thing, but because I am out of the house for 9 hours a day at the least, I am not always able to constantly change out bottles.

I think that heat had a lot to do with why my last grow just suddenly took a dump. Root rot over took my plant, and my rez temps were about 75ish.
From my readings, 68-70 is where you want your rez.
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Try putting more airstones in the bottom of your rez. More oxygen will help. Also, try a an eighth of a teaspoon of hydrogen perxoide (3% solution) per gallon of nutrient solution.

Vi


 
Earl

Earl

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The sure fire remedy to maintaining your rez temp is to use a chiller.
They are expensive but worth every cent.
Check ebay for aquarium chillers.
The chiller will need a pump (sold separately)

$3-400 for 1/4 horse power
$5-700 for 1/2 HP
Set it and forget it.
You'll sleep better.
 
McNea

McNea

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expensive, its cheap, if you cant afford ferts than dont use them, get creative, steal horse manure.....we cant give frets to you
 
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