Does (ADVANCE NUTRIENTS Voodoo Juice) Work?

Tyrannabudz

Tyrannabudz

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Yes. Absolutely. Thick, white, healthy root systems can be expected. It is expensive but you only need it every three weeks in veg. and once in early flower. So it goes along way that of course depends on how big your garden is. The label recommends using carboload as a food source for the organisms in voodoo. I only use at half the rate the label recommends and have had great success. Also, Voodoo works well to help root clones. You could also consider using Sensizym. It contains the very enzymes that the benificial bacteria create. Giving roots a near instant boost in thier uptake ability. Sensizym can be used straight through flower right till the end. If you are using a peat based grow medium then sensizym will enable you to re-use your grow media. Saving precious funds. Good luck.
 
Humboldt14

Humboldt14

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Tyrannabudz said:
Yes. Absolutely. Thick, white, healthy root systems can be expected. It is expensive but you only need it every three weeks in veg. and once in early flower. So it goes along way that of course depends on how big your garden is. The label recommends using carboload as a food source for the organisms in voodoo. I only use at half the rate the label recommends and have had great success. Also, Voodoo works well to help root clones. You could also consider using Sensizym. It contains the very enzymes that the benificial bacteria create. Giving roots a near instant boost in thier uptake ability. Sensizym can be used straight through flower right till the end. If you are using a peat based grow medium then sensizym will enable you to re-use your grow media. Saving precious funds. Good luck.
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right on brother +rep
 
CrazyBudz

CrazyBudz

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that shit is hella expensive...all hype in my opinion
i dont understand what justifys the rediculously high price, i mean its not like AN found some special beneficial fungi and bacteria that other products 1/4 of the price dont have.
My opinion....dont waist ur money.!!
 
Humboldt14

Humboldt14

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CrazyBudz said:
that shit is hella expensive...all hype in my opinion
i dont understand what justifys the rediculously high price, i mean its not like AN found some special beneficial fungi and bacteria that other products 1/4 of the price dont have.
My opinion....dont waist ur money.!!
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any rec emendations? something good
 
HxC420

HxC420

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i use it and it really does work, and if i were you i would buy it from ebay and get it for fraction of the price, cause thats what i did.
 
Banditt

Banditt

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it works. But you can get the same shit from other manufacturers way cheaper. GH's beneficials for instance are less then 1/2 the price.
 
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Acriminal

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You have to understand the difference between the bacterias and fungi. GH, including piranha and tarantula are mycorrhizae and tricoderma. Voodoo contains the bacillus bacteria (especially Bacillus subtilis) which has been shown to prevent pythium (root rot). You only need to use it for a 2-3 week period during the entire cycle. Once it is inoculated, there is no need to continue feeding it. I would use it for a shorter duration in soil. These guys have it at a great price: http://www.growannex.com/advanced-nutrients/190-advanced-nutrients-voodoo-juice-1l.html
 
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Coals

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Voodoo works great but its way too expensive.
Roots Excelurator is a much better product and about 1/4 the price PER GALLON OF SOLUTION. I have used both extensivley and now just use RE. RE is the only product on the market that cures root rot. It single handedly saved my entire crop. H202 prevents root rot and so do all the other innoculants but RE is the only one that cures a pythium outbreak. It is amazing. Within 24 hours my plants visibly turned around and new white roots were sprouting out of the brown sludgey main roots.

Fat Mike from Advanced NUtrients even released a video praising RE. He gets the details about RE wrong but the overall message is correct.

I have used RE in soil and full on hydro. If you are using it in soil i recomend using 1/2 strength dosses. So thats 0.5 ml per GALLON (4 litres). A little goes a long way.
 
goodguys3

goodguys3

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Voodoo juice is an excellent product for rooting and cloning. It's microbes helps root to get more oxygen by mixing more air with growing medium or liquid. Also works for root brancing so that you'll get more potential harvest and flower production
 
prebop

prebop

Active Member
Good product, way to expensive. You can get better products for less than 30% of the cost. Anybody that watches their bottom line knows this.
 
Sir.Ganga

Sir.Ganga

New Member
Does what it is supposed too but like everyone else too expensive. Root Excelurator is what I use now. If I had a choice and price didn't matter I would use voodoo hands down.
 
beuffer420

beuffer420

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Voodo juice has always worked great for me def always on my shelf. I love it for when I pop seeds really helps out that first week of food in their lives.
 
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BusterVAP

Member
Coals said:
Voodoo works great but its way too expensive.
Roots Excelurator is a much better product and about 1/4 the price PER GALLON OF SOLUTION. I have used both extensivley and now just use RE. RE is the only product on the market that cures root rot. It single handedly saved my entire crop. H202 prevents root rot and so do all the other innoculants but RE is the only one that cures a pythium outbreak. It is amazing. Within 24 hours my plants visibly turned around and new white roots were sprouting out of the brown sludgey main roots.

Fat Mike from Advanced NUtrients even released a video praising RE. He gets the details about RE wrong but the overall message is correct.

I have used RE in soil and full on hydro. If you are using it in soil i recomend using 1/2 strength dosses. So thats 0.5 ml per GALLON (4 litres). A little goes a long way.
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Yes your right and I can't wait to see which product they come out with to match roots exelurator
 
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