Is Rock Resinator and Big Bud basically the same?

curious2garden said:

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You have a Ca and K deficit. You also fed too much N during transition and have larfy bud as well. Tell me how you have such deficits with all those additives?

You have these deficits because you are feeding such a complex regimen you aren't understanding why you're adding what and you are in lockout.

Now if you wanna learn how to grow you start with the basics, pare down to your 2 part and wait to see the orange punctate rust spots then you add Ca. Most Ca additives also contain Mg. But it's important to know the ratio because mostly pot is a heavier Ca feeder than Mg. I prefer a 6:1 ratio. I'd like to try a 12:1 but not badly enough to purchase single nutrients and mix.

That being said sometimes your water will contain enough Ca so you will only see an Mg deficit in which case you can add some Epsom salt.

Once you start growing heavier budded weed you may consider adding some Silica because it hardens your trunks a bit more.

Now once you do all that. Then perfect your environment running the correct Temp, Humidity and light cycle you will find a couple keepers that you may start crossing. After that stabilize your line with back and line cross breeding.

Then you clone that out until you've perfected her growing environment and then enter your best 6 of her in a cup.

That is how you grow Cannabis Cup Winners.

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Fahn2k said:

Ok now! Funny that you showed the problem that I (AN) user has. My problem with your answer is that I only use the 3 part base and cal-mag. And I'm still fucked up. Lol! Any words of wisdom for me?

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curious2garden said:

You don't have the same problem.

I suggest if you believe you have a problem you start your own thread with your own pictures and a list of your lights, environment, nutrients, amount etc... if you'd like me to comment please feel free to mention me. But why call me in this passive aggressive manner. There are many great growers here who could help if you actually wanted help and not a fight about AN nutrients (which I don't happen to care if you use).

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Fahn2k said:

I wasn't trying to start any bullshit! I was thinking you were showing a picture of a problem I may have, so I simply ask for your opinion. I made a post about the problem and so far haven't gotten any help, zero, zip, nada! I also made a post asking for opinions and suggestions and haven't gotten any feedback. So far I'm happy using advanced, so no I haven't got time to hate. Both of my post have pictures and details too. Reread my post the LOL should mean I'm not being serious or stand-offish. The last Sentence was a simple question. You appeared to have some good knowledge, sorry if you were in a bad mood when you read it.

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curious2garden said:

There have been wars here about AN. I'm not a fan (false labeling). Can you link me to your thread where you addressed your husbandry habits, substrate, lights, environment and I'll be happy to try and help you.

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Fahn2k said:

My post are in nutrients "what now, good girls gone bad" and in newbie central "suggestions please".

Yes, Advanced anything can cause a shutters I know. However I can say I'm happy but still looking to graduate to a better line. Maybe CNS17 or Emerald Harvest. I'm not sure just want to keep things simple. I know there has to be a line with two bottles that contain all thats in the 12 or so some companies string us along for.

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Rurumo said:

You should check out Jack's A/B, or Megacrop A/B or just the Megacrop one part nutrient, or even just Maxibloom. You'll be amazed at the results you get compared to bottled nutrients and you'll save a ton of cash. I'd start by searching the threads on Jack's 321. The Megacrop 2 part is essentially the same as Jack's A/B, and their website has an excellent nutrient calculator that works for either brand. Once you ditch the bottles you'll grow better than ever and you'll never look back.

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