I've been gardening all types of plants from since 1986 and have made soils, gone hydro, have a degree in biology, and have tried about every product out there.
For my med stash I've found the EarthJuice line of nutrients to be my all time favorite. Cost is effective and I'm getting the best results of my life. I follow the recommended schedule pretty closely.
For soil I'm using Roots 707 with some activated carbon, homemade worm castings, sulfer and dolomite to address my crazy pH issues out of the tap.
I've been mixing the nutes a day in advance making a tea with some high phosphorous bat shit as well (1 teaspoon per gallon of tea). The pH after 24 hours and adding the Catalyst right before use seems to always properly adjust the pH.
Plants are finishing a few days faster than Fox Farm, Advanced, or General Hydro nutes. Plants are bigger, frostier than any nute I've ever used, and the nutes flush well giving a really clean not harsh and tasty final product.
My favorite off the shelf nutrient line ever. Kicking total ass for my tomatoes, peppers, and lettuce as well. Plus there aren't a bunch of bullshit food coloring agents in it like other nutrients.
For my med stash I've found the EarthJuice line of nutrients to be my all time favorite. Cost is effective and I'm getting the best results of my life. I follow the recommended schedule pretty closely.
For soil I'm using Roots 707 with some activated carbon, homemade worm castings, sulfer and dolomite to address my crazy pH issues out of the tap.
I've been mixing the nutes a day in advance making a tea with some high phosphorous bat shit as well (1 teaspoon per gallon of tea). The pH after 24 hours and adding the Catalyst right before use seems to always properly adjust the pH.
Plants are finishing a few days faster than Fox Farm, Advanced, or General Hydro nutes. Plants are bigger, frostier than any nute I've ever used, and the nutes flush well giving a really clean not harsh and tasty final product.
My favorite off the shelf nutrient line ever. Kicking total ass for my tomatoes, peppers, and lettuce as well. Plus there aren't a bunch of bullshit food coloring agents in it like other nutrients.
