Dynagro is under-rated as fuck
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I discovered dynagro while watching your grow,
chuck estevez
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why are you avoiding the fact that you are patlpp and have trolled this thread already?
chuck estevez
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Well, now that we know you're really patlpp, you're gonna have to start a new account with a new name and a make few posts in other threads, then head on over to a dyna-gro or An thread and start trolling. What name you thinking of using for your next puppet?
I was asking legitimate questions. Iv read UB say foliage pro and bloom is all you need, this guy says foliage pro isnt as good as grow, my question was why? What was the difference between the two. I asked why he uses 4 bottles when he says 1 is all you need? I asked if their was a reason some people use foliage pro start to finish, some use bloom start to finish, some use grow start to finish, thought their might be a reason for it that I wasnt catching. All legitimate questions, but your right, im a rep , u got me
homebrewer
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I personally think you're trolling but I'll bite just this once because it may help people in this thread....
On our side, one bottle vs two vs four bottles is more about the grower and their growing method. I grow perfect plants in promix using two bottles and I haven't seen a deficiency in 3 years. In hydro I use 3 bottles and can go weeks without touching my pH pen.
Both grow and foliage pro work GREAT when used from start to finish and you can't go wrong with either of them.
Their NPK differs; 7-9-5 vs 9-3-6.
DG makes COMPLETE plant food meaning all 16 essential elements are found in ONE bottle. ONE bottle is all your plants need. You're probably used to your two parts for grow, then another two parts for bloom, and of course a cal/mag additive.
On our side, one bottle vs two vs four bottles is more about the grower and their growing method. I grow perfect plants in promix using two bottles and I haven't seen a deficiency in 3 years. In hydro I use 3 bottles and can go weeks without touching my pH pen.
No one uses bloom start-to-finish and at this moment, I wouldn't recommend anyone use bloom unless they're in true hydro and it's cut with something that has more N.
Well thank you HB, for a 100% perlite hempy grow what would you suggest? Foliage pro+protekt for veg or grow+protekt for veg? I understand you could run either start to finish but what would be the Ideal way to go? Switch to bloom mid way, a mix of bloom with whatever you suggest for veg or just running 1 all the way? I understand you need to read the plant and adjust accordingly but if I heard ahead of time the combo that would best suit a grow before I were to start, it would give me a better idea of whats what
homebrewer
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I wish I could tell you which one would work best but I've never grown in 100% perlite. If it were me, I'd try foliage pro all the way through first to see how a known cloned strain performs. Foliage pro kills it in promix but the drainage and water retention properties of these different mediums could affect what formula works *best*.
topshelf_sac
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Here we go again!
It's been pointed out you only NEED one fertilizer from start to finish. If you are confused just forget about all the bullshit. Get yourself some Promix HP or Sunshine 4 (or a similar peat/perlite w/ dolomitic lime mix). Check your water quality, if its poor get a RO system. There is no magic fertilizer or additives. Most hydro shops carry DynaGro Grow so just buy that.
Keep your temperature and humidity under control. Provide fresh air or CO2. Keep your room clean.
Keep your plant green and healthy. You want nice flat green leaves. Watch for curling, spotting, rolling, yellowing and any sign that the leaf isn't flat and green. That info is telling something.
If all the talk is confusing you, ignore it. Master growing the plant with one base fertilizer. Feeding a plant is simple so don't worry it. When you gain more experience and confidence it will be clear that fertilization is an overhyped and overrated part of cannabis horticulture. Ignore the "expert" charts and "expert" advice. There are many one parts that work very well so pick one and begin growing. Don't let a bunch of bullshit intimidate you.
It's been pointed out you only NEED one fertilizer from start to finish. If you are confused just forget about all the bullshit. Get yourself some Promix HP or Sunshine 4 (or a similar peat/perlite w/ dolomitic lime mix). Check your water quality, if its poor get a RO system. There is no magic fertilizer or additives. Most hydro shops carry DynaGro Grow so just buy that.
Keep your temperature and humidity under control. Provide fresh air or CO2. Keep your room clean.
Keep your plant green and healthy. You want nice flat green leaves. Watch for curling, spotting, rolling, yellowing and any sign that the leaf isn't flat and green. That info is telling something.
If all the talk is confusing you, ignore it. Master growing the plant with one base fertilizer. Feeding a plant is simple so don't worry it. When you gain more experience and confidence it will be clear that fertilization is an overhyped and overrated part of cannabis horticulture. Ignore the "expert" charts and "expert" advice. There are many one parts that work very well so pick one and begin growing. Don't let a bunch of bullshit intimidate you.
weedemart
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only need N booster. from start to end: canna start,HG nitrogen boost+dyna gro bloom+PK13/14. canna start is a lil bit pricey but i dont use it much as i am doing SOG and i like their NPK for early growth/cutting.PK13/14 is a cheap and very concentrated. i combine HG nitrogen with CANNA START later in growth stage then i switch to bloom and reduce gradually the nitrogen boost dosage until week 6 of flowering. 1 week with PK13/14 and switch too 100% bloom. as additive i only use a sillica supplement and root excell for rooting. cost me like 1$ of nutrients/ plants at the end. dynagro bloom PK ratio is perfect , i wouldnt recommend to mix it with another complete nutrients if u can supply them with a N only supplement
Steelheader3430
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Sorry if this has been answered in the 500+ posts but is it advisable to stop feeding before harvest. I'm growing ak48 and near finishing. They are in a 50/50 mix of ffhf and ffof and feeding dyna-gro grow formula with occasional molasses. 
The two in back have been topped Uncle Ben style for four tops and are a month or so behind the two in front. By the looks of it I'll harvest these older girls in stages. According to Nirvana seeds the ak48 finishes in 48 days. They started showing flower on sep 1st. After about 10 days of 12/12. Thanks for any help.
The two in back have been topped Uncle Ben style for four tops and are a month or so behind the two in front. By the looks of it I'll harvest these older girls in stages. According to Nirvana seeds the ak48 finishes in 48 days. They started showing flower on sep 1st. After about 10 days of 12/12. Thanks for any help.
chuck estevez
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I run the same thing and I keep the ppms at around 5 -600 all the way thru.
chuck estevez
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what the hell you yapping about puppet? You and sir ganga go and hide behind new screen names and now you're all paranoid. LMFAO
What do I have to be paranoid about? Its just kinda funny that hes got 1800 plants runnin, gettin 2 pounds a light, always posts with you, tells everyone theyre dumb if they use something else(just like you), and is now asking how to use the product. Like I said before, Dynagro should pay you to not endorse their product. You are the worst thing to ever happen to Dynagro
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