How to figure out AN's Product lineup?
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djlifeline
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Some do, some don't. Personally I run ph perfect grow a and b and bloom a and b and bud candy for flowering period. That's about it. Depends on if you want to go out. There's plenty of lovers and haters for AN but personally I'm happy with them and believe in keep it simple.
mtgeezer
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I run the full line of Grower Packs plus Sensi Grow and Connoisseur. If you expect the full results then spend a bit more. If you are only doing a test grow then get the packs in 250m/l sizes. You'll save money and it should get you a couple grows out of them or one fair size grow.
bigboybuds
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Its all up to you, and how much cash you want to shell out. I use Sensi Grow & Bloom A & B. B-52 for vitamins. Budcandy for sugars, Big Bud & Nirvana for bloom boosters and Sensizym. Plus Piranha,Tarantula and Voodoo juice for rootzone.
churchhaze
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You're better off with the GH stuff because it's cheaper and less complicated (less full of shit), but even GH is expensive compared to something like dyna-grow ,jacks, or just buying salts and making your own mix.
Really, it's all just the same shit with different pictures on the labels. It's all just marketing BS. All of it. Everyone is telling you to try AN because they feel bad about all the $$$$$ they spent and they want other people to do it too so they don't feel as bamboozled. Salts are salts no matter what the brand or label is.
Really, it's all just the same shit with different pictures on the labels. It's all just marketing BS. All of it. Everyone is telling you to try AN because they feel bad about all the $$$$$ they spent and they want other people to do it too so they don't feel as bamboozled. Salts are salts no matter what the brand or label is.
bigboybuds
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Sorry, you don't speak for me. I recommend it because I have always had great results with it. I have been using it a few years now, and keep re buying whatever I run out of, so I can't feel that "Bamboozled".
churchhaze
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Yes I do speak for you, you just don't realize it. You're just in denial. I never said it doesn't work well, I said it's $$$$$$, but the same salts as everything else.
legallyflying
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Indeed you can get just a good of results with cheaper nutes. It's about refining your knowledge and getting good genetics. I see guys KILL it with dyna grow and I mean KILL it.
I use DM and some other top secret stuff that kicks ass. That AN stuff is such a fuckkng rip off though. It's more expensive than other comparable stuff AND it's about half the strength.
Not saying it's not a good product, it is. Your really just kind of stupid to pay that kind of money. Any grower that has been in the game awhile will tell you the same thing. It's marketing. Pure marketing
I use DM and some other top secret stuff that kicks ass. That AN stuff is such a fuckkng rip off though. It's more expensive than other comparable stuff AND it's about half the strength.
Not saying it's not a good product, it is. Your really just kind of stupid to pay that kind of money. Any grower that has been in the game awhile will tell you the same thing. It's marketing. Pure marketing
chuck estevez
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you should read this
http://puyallup.wsu.edu/~Linda Chalker-Scott/Horticultural Myths_files/Myths/Vitamin B1.pdf
then, IF, you still don't feel like your getting effed in the ass buying AN, then more power to you. But AN is for noobs who have no clue.
legallyflying
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Hey chuck, I hate to inform you but that lady is full of shit. She has all kinds of "debunking" crap on her website but .. does she have any links to actual studies that demonstrate that these things actually don't work? No, she does not. THere are many controlled studies that conflict her opinions. Vitamin B1 has been shown to dramatically decrease plant shock in woody plants, yet she downplays this. I own a wetland restoration company and I have been pre-treating with B1 for years. When I first started I treated half the plants with B1 and half I did not. WE are talking about 4,000 plants total here. The bottom line, when planted in similar environments, the B1 plants had a higher survival rates. Some people sit in an office all day and decide these things and yet other people actually try these products out and evaluate how they work.
But yeah, AN products and all their BS advertising is still for rank newbs with no fucking clue.
chuck estevez
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i had this discussion with others about superthrive,supposedly it's the auxins that are good for transplanting, and b vitamins is just the vehicle to carry them.