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Only if they're on a farm.

Yo does this count? AN all the way! First grow ever!
The top of this plant was 5 inches round and 18 inches long.

dbkick said:

Yo does this count? AN all the way! First grow ever!
The top of this plant was 5 inches round and 18 inches long.

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First picture looks like a bad case of PM hehehe

I think that each of the major companies have lines that will work, most people mess up in their attention to detail.

an atom is an atom a molecule is a molecule wheather organic or not they are both the same, Homebrewer +rep for your tea's i like the idea, but surley "synthetic" nutes are gonna be more tailored towards specific plant needs. exact measured quantitys, better quality control of elements used, a more precise control over enviroment.
"organics better than synthetics,we dont have wings but we managed to fly)

medicalmary said:

I'm going to try to track down the report uncle ben posted a couple of months ago. It was a chemical analysis of about 9 major fertilizers conducted by the university of washington. The basic rundown was advanced nutrients (in the batch tested) did not hit the minimum amounts of nutrients which they advertise on the label. Also, some of the micronutrients were much higher than they should of been. Just give me a second.

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Is this the link?

http://www.oregon.gov/ODA/PEST/docs/pdf/lab_2009_0630.pdf

Wetdog said:

That works for me as well. ^^^^^^^^^^

Alfalfa meal--$17/50#bag
Kelp meal--$10/5#bag
Worms--$27/1ib red wrigglers I now have 2 bins and 2 buckets going (they breed like crazy), and as much WC as I need.

Add some more $$$$ for totes (worm bins), buckets and air pump, you are still under $100 for the finest nutes there is.

It IS messy, smelly and a pain in the butt. It is also cheap and better quality than anything in a bottle, even the stupidly expensive AN.

Wet

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Isn't there a million $ challenge going on with Big Mike and AN??? I wonder why no one has challenged him......

homebrewer said:

So is fox farm for foxes?

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LOL! Classic! I have been using GH only since my local shop just carries that. I am still learning about growing so I will not say which is better. In my current grow I will be using Koolbloom Dry for the first time. Saturday is the end of 6 weeks, I plan to add it then.

I wish the best to all growers! No matter which nute you use, may you Pot be MONSTER

homebrewer said:

Would someone post some pics of some product grown with AN so it can shut guys like me up? For all the money, marketing and hype, you'd think there would be some extraordinary photos floating around here, lets see 'em.

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week3 of 12.12 using Kushie Kush for my OG Kush's, I will never use anything else. I use it with GH, green, orange, red and FF Tiger Bloom and love it.

homebrewer said:

Is this the link?

http://www.oregon.gov/ODA/PEST/docs/pdf/lab_2009_0630.pdf

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Was that just the Big Bud product tested.They didn't test the AN 3 part mix did they?
I used GH 3 part mix last year along with AN heavy harvest slow release(outdoor grow)
This year I'm using AN 3 part mix and heavy harvest. Actually ,I have larger plants this year,but there's other factors involved.

The GH fertilizer is way more expensive than the AN products here in Eastern Canada.What's the price difference in the US?

I was going to do an experiment comparing GH and AN's 3 part mix this year ,but was to busy working this spring.I'll try do it next year and keep the variables the same(water,amount of sunlight , same soil,same sized clones put out at the same time) with a few clones.