Ferts of Choice

[YoungHead]

 

i keep it pretty simple and use pure blend pro
i also mix in a little alaska fish fert in veg and a little bit of liquid seaweed in bloom every once in a while

[Bogrow]

 

General organics line + Nitrozyme, Prozyme, Hydrozyme, Humbolt roots, Subculture B + Bat and Sea Bird Guano. Everything but the GO was added to the water and bubbled over a period of 1-2 days, GO was added 1 hr before watering to mix all nice.Shit got stinky.. I used promix as a medium.

[merle_haggard09]

 

I've personally found that Fox Farm nutes are great. They produce noticeable results and flush from your plants quite easily at the end of your flowering cycle. All my plants grown with Fox Farm taste great and burn perfectly.

[Kaos!]

 

Alaskan fish ferts during veg, a touch of Dark matter, and Alaskan 0-10-10 during bloom, sometimes I'll add a little Flora-Nova bloom just for a wee-bit of nitrogen.
Everything else is in my soil mix I prepare, I really don't need much ferts at all really.

[TheHerbalEssence]

 

General Hydroponics.

Ive used the 3 part series (Grow, Micro, Bloom), FloraDuo, and Maxi series (Grow, Bloom)

Ive also used Subculture M and Rapid Start for roots.

Along with all the other additives..

Floralicious (Grow, Bloom), Flora Blend, Flora Nectar, Liquid Kool Bloom, and Dry Kool Bloom.

I use Gen Hydro pH test kits and pH up and down.

I use FloraKleen to flush and FloraShield for preventative measures against disease.

EDIT: These arent organic BTW. My bad everybody!

[conrad_420]

 

ok isnt this the organic section of the page? i mean for gods sakes your talking about general hydroponic nutrients, fox farm which sucks fat dick and only one of their liquid nutrients is organic and i believe its the grow. Botanicare isnt fully organic, the pbp series is, but all the additives arnt, sweet isnt truly organic.

Roll with some real organic nutrients like roots or humboldt, blue mountain, nectar for the gods, earth juice. real organic nutrients. and rock some roots organics soil or harvest moon, use guano teas for flavor, use general organics bio bud. use deuce deuce. use roots base nutrients.


sorry but this section of the website seems to be full of newb growers.

[conrad_420]

 

cant forget myco madness.

[Butcher Bob]

 

General Hydroponics has an organic line...General Organics.

Roots Organic is Advanced Nutrients.

[OGp]

 

Xtreme Garden bennies, Roots Organics, Heavy16 base line and foliar, Nitrozyme. Lots of bennies in the soil at all times.

Just adding Xtreme Gardening to my transplant reg (Azo's and Mycos) changed my game entirely!

[TheHerbalEssence]

 

Conrad you should do your research before you call people newb growers.. Go check out a Hydrofarm catalog before you go start saying that non organic things are organic.

Anything that is TRULY organic will be certified by the OMRI (Organic Materials Review Institute). In Hydrofarm catalogs, everything that is certified has a special label which makes it stand out..

Lets start with your claim about Fox Farm.. Big Bloom, The Bushdoctor Series, and all of the Happy Frog Series (except Jump Start) are certified organic by the OMRI.

Next lets move onto Humboldt, which in my opinion is a WHOLE LOTTA HYPE. The ONLY thing they offer with an OMRI approval is Humboldt Roots.

As for earth Juice.. MOST of their line is OMRI approved organic, but I would say about half of Hydro Organics products arent approved.

Roots Organics is pretty much good to go, except for HP2 and their guanos.

And just to let you know, the only reason I had previously posted about Gen Hydro is because I didnt realize it was in the organic section, I simply clicked the most recent thread on the Indoor Gardening section, so i thought it related to that.

Sorry if I'm a newb. Ive only ever tried like 4 or 5 different nutirent company lines, and I could care less about organics. Go check out Bob's journal.. It appears to me that chem's work better on buds.