Green Planet

Weedmama

Weedmama

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Just curious what people use in flower, ive been hearing good things about green plant Massive, Ive found it on amazon seems like an ok deal---> https://amzn.to/2PsKccH curious if anyone has used it and seen increase in flower growth and yield and if it worth the money. Also is it considered organic? im wanting to grow/smoke as natural as possible while still getting a good yield. Ive also heard just putting sugar in water at the end is enough of a booster? any thoughts and comments are greatly appreciated thanks!
 
Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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ive used their stuff. i have their 1 2 3 and 4 part i got for free. used the one part outdoor in container and it was good.
 
Rurumo

Rurumo

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My cousin used Green Planet stuff until he got on the same page as me. The only Green Planet nutrient that is organic is their "Medic One" which is just overpriced fish emulsion. Massive is just mineral salts with triacontanol and naturally occurring gibberellins from beeswax. He has grown with it and without it and didn't notice any difference with it. It smells like delicious candy water. I'd say, do yourself a favor and skip Green Planet, as well as any other bottled nutrient line-they're just overpriced water. I got my cousin to try Maxibloom and since then he's used either that or Jack's powdered nutrients with great success. You will be seriously much happier with your grow, the ease, lack of issues, cost, and quality. Maxibloom and Jack's are both mineral salt based, not even close to organic. If organics is something you are into-I'd recommend against bottled organic nutrients-many of them are high in heavy metals-Earth Juice, and NFTG for example. Bio Bizz is totally free of heavy metals, but good lord it's expensive-if you use the recommended products for a typical 4 plant, 4x4 ft grow, you will spend at least $500 on nutrients during the course of a grow. Look into "no till" and "Cootz Mix" for organics, this is an all-in-one soil that you just need to water, here are a couple of resources: https://forum.grasscity.com/threads/no-till-gardening-revisited.1400505/ and https://www.rollitup.org/t/recycled-organic-living-soil-rols-and-no-till-thread.636057/
 
Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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Rurumo said:
My cousin used Green Planet stuff until he got on the same page as me. The only Green Planet nutrient that is organic is their "Medic One" which is just overpriced fish emulsion. Massive is just mineral salts with triacontanol and naturally occurring gibberellins from beeswax. He has grown with it and without it and didn't notice any difference with it. It smells like delicious candy water. I'd say, do yourself a favor and skip Green Planet, as well as any other bottled nutrient line-they're just overpriced water. I got my cousin to try Maxibloom and since then he's used either that or Jack's powdered nutrients with great success. You will be seriously much happier with your grow, the ease, lack of issues, cost, and quality. Maxibloom and Jack's are both mineral salt based, not even close to organic. If organics is something you are into-I'd recommend against bottled organic nutrients-many of them are high in heavy metals-Earth Juice, and NFTG for example. Bio Bizz is totally free of heavy metals, but good lord it's expensive-if you use the recommended products for a typical 4 plant, 4x4 ft grow, you will spend at least $500 on nutrients during the course of a grow. Look into "no till" and "Cootz Mix" for organics, this is an all-in-one soil that you just need to water, here are a couple of resources: https://forum.grasscity.com/threads/no-till-gardening-revisited.1400505/ and https://www.rollitup.org/t/recycled-organic-living-soil-rols-and-no-till-thread.636057/
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overpriced?. its like 65 bucks for the whole line. id say its prob the best priced line out there.
 
Weedmama

Weedmama

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Rurumo said:
My cousin used Green Planet stuff until he got on the same page as me. The only Green Planet nutrient that is organic is their "Medic One" which is just overpriced fish emulsion. Massive is just mineral salts with triacontanol and naturally occurring gibberellins from beeswax. He has grown with it and without it and didn't notice any difference with it. It smells like delicious candy water. I'd say, do yourself a favor and skip Green Planet, as well as any other bottled nutrient line-they're just overpriced water. I got my cousin to try Maxibloom and since then he's used either that or Jack's powdered nutrients with great success. You will be seriously much happier with your grow, the ease, lack of issues, cost, and quality. Maxibloom and Jack's are both mineral salt based, not even close to organic. If organics is something you are into-I'd recommend against bottled organic nutrients-many of them are high in heavy metals-Earth Juice, and NFTG for example. Bio Bizz is totally free of heavy metals, but good lord it's expensive-if you use the recommended products for a typical 4 plant, 4x4 ft grow, you will spend at least $500 on nutrients during the course of a grow. Look into "no till" and "Cootz Mix" for organics, this is an all-in-one soil that you just need to water, here are a couple of resources: https://forum.grasscity.com/threads/no-till-gardening-revisited.1400505/ and https://www.rollitup.org/t/recycled-organic-living-soil-rols-and-no-till-thread.636057/
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thanks for sharing I have heard about living soil but haven't dove into it - seems a bit overwhelming. Ill check these out
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Gotta love those perks.

Yet true my nature. Here is a ripple in your mental pond from a very distant point of origin. "There is no "Green Planet" when shipped around the planet and packaged in petroleum. HMMMM?

Source local. Smaller carbon impact. More likely to succeed in your location. And cheaper for sure. Unless desert dwelling of course. LOL.
 
Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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MICHI-CAN said:
Gotta love those perks.

Yet true my nature. Here is a ripple in your mental pond from a very distant point of origin. "There is no "Green Planet" when shipped around the planet and packaged in petroleum. HMMMM?

Source local. Smaller carbon impact. More likely to succeed in your location. And cheaper for sure. Unless desert dwelling of course. LOL.
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if im not mistaken its made here in Canada and its super cheap compared to other bottled lines. the medi one was good but like another guy said its just a fish emulsion. but with the other stuff i found it worked pretty much the same as any other bottled nutes. grew a black cali grape outdoor in a 7gal pot and she had nice bud in the end. would i buy it on the reg? maybe if i wasnt so set in my ways sometimes i would. if people ask me what they should buy without spending a butt load of money i do say buy green planet
that rurumo guy seems to know his stuff but likes to jump on anyone who uses bottled anything. you habe to understand not everyone wants to use what you use. some prefer bottled nutes. and he pushes jacks and maxibloom. both products id never touch with a ten foot pole. but thats just me
 
LordEnki

LordEnki

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it is a Canadian product. the Medi-One line is organic. i purchased a starter kit of it for $65 to try and never did. my cousin uses it with good success. i jumped onto the Gaia Green train instead....
 
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