Maxibloom

Caliverner said:
I use GH 3 colors cal mag,big time enzyme, bud blaster
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Yeah I used GH 3 part for quite awhile. Then tried the Lucas formula. That worked well. But it's over an hour drive to the hydro store from me, so I decided to try the Maxi series so I could order from Amazon. I used Pure Blend Pro for awhile too, and it worked great at first, then I think they changed their formula or something. It just didn't produce like it did when I first started using it.
 
d@weedm@n said:
yea, I saw the prices on Ebay and that's way overpriced for what it's actually worth. I was using it years ago before I switched to dwc now im in the middle of going back to soil.

Are there any powdered alternatives that are just as good?
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Here is an all in one just like Maxibloom with Cal-Mag just like Maxibloom. You can use it throughout the entire grow, and it's a small company. Just tried it, it's good stuff:
Big Cannahuna Nutrients
 
d@weedm@n said:
I tried the botanicare line in my dwc setup this summer and it gave me a lot of issues with the ph.
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Late response, I learned Botanicare nutrients are salty and unless you have an automated PH Dosing system you will get big swings in PH for sure.

I run Cyco nutrients now and have been happy. If I could choose only 1 base nutrient it would still be Advanced Nutrients Coco Connoisseur A&B with the "ph perfect" tech. The only downside of AN is people say the CEO is a pedo and the nutrients will cause your leaves to burn at recommended dosing but end product is always fantastic.

I only use Cyco because I like trying new lines and after trying General Hydro, Heavy 16, Botanicare, Canna & House & Garden full lines so far Cyco is the best one yet. I premix my nutrient reservoirs & ph them the days in-between waterings and setting my PH to 6.0 I have no issues with PH swings even after 24 hours of it sitting with CYCO line or Advanced Nutrients line.

Note: Don't use air stones in nutrient solution it will cause separation (clouding/slime) and ph swings. Sounds crazy but I had to learn this the hard way after 3 years of using air stones in my nutrient solution reservoirs.
 
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