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I like running Floralicious Bloom 1-1-1 at half strength in veg and flower. I prefer this over Floralicious Plus and LK. Half strength FB gives you twice as much humic as Liquid Karma does at the recommended rate.and it is a balanced npk ratio. Floralicious Bloom has all the same goodies...

What he said. Nutrients are important but last on that list. Sourcing and processing is all that matters with the nutrients. I believe the biggest problem people are having with Athena, Jacks, etc. is over fertilizing. Everyone that uses Athena tries to mimic the Jungle Boys program.. "Trust...

Garbage in, garbage out. I agree, if you understand the fundamentals of growing you can put up good numbers. But I would rather pull down 2 pounds of quality bud, than 3 or 4 pounds of mids or bud that doesn't taste like it is suppose to. Some people care more about quantity than quality.

I think Athena can be used to successfully cultivate quality cannabis. Their products are clean, barely detectable, and in most cases non detectable levels of heavy metals. They use quality ingredients. I simply feel it is lacking in something with regard to finished product. And who knows...

They work, but I have seen other nutrient lines grow better weed. These Other nutrients probably were developed for something else originally, but they grow dank and people have used these nutrients to win cannabis cups for decades. As you said, they have been ridiculously researched and...

I am not saying you are wrong, but the point of Athena is to run a simple, and sterile nutrient program. Trust the program, as they say. I agree, it is just the essential macros and micros, along with a foliar spray of liquid kelp twice a week thru week 2 of flower. I think they are missing out...

I know a couple of licensed growers in Maine that switched to Athena and they have similar feelings. The bud burns clean and the yields are great, it just does not smell as strong or taste as good. Flush takes a little longer with Athena from what I have read. The manufacturer recommends cutting...