[MedResearcher]

Grabbed a gallon of AN Overdrive to test out since I had heard a lot of good reviews. After sitting it next to a bottle of CNS17 Ripe I noticed they are both 1-5-4. The only big difference I could see in the labels is the Overdrive has Ascorbic Acid, as well as Ripe is used from around week 2 up to flush, and Overdrive is week 5 up to flush.


Any nute heads want to chime in and explain the difference between the two products, so I dont feel I got ripped off by AN.

Thanks,
Mr^^

[gregor_mendel]

Post up the guaranteed analysis of each, along with volume, weight, and ingredient list.

[ShroomDr]

I have a post about CNS RIPE in the coco subforum (i asked the mod to move it here, still waiting).
here is a repost of mine

I ran the bottle of Ripe though the cannastat page.

CNS Ripe @ 10ml/Gal = N26 P56 K85 as stated earlier, the Ca and Mg are minimally listed, and are a defacto 'trade secret'.
now with my
PBPBloom Soil @ 10ml/Gal = N42 P49 K116 Mg14 Ca43

10ml/Gal of both = N68 P105 K201 <=== This is what ive been using for 3-4weeks, and my ladies have never looked better

Personally i foliar feed calmag on plants that begin yellowing too early.
If youre using Ripe, you probably are trying to lower the N level, however, If you want to bump the N closer to 100 add
CalMagPlus @ 5ml/Gal = N27 P0 K0 Mg16 Ca28

Giving you a very lucas like ratio of
10+10+5ml/Gal = N95 P105 K201 Mg30* Ca 71* *not fully listed

Im not sitting in front of the bottles(for vol, and weight), but like i said, i ran it though cannastat.

Im 99.9% sure ascorbic acid is vitamin C, and im sure that it's also in the CNSRipe.

Ive actually ran the Overdrive though cannastat too, its in the link in my sig.

[mister c]

bump...

Ripe is a complete base nutrient, Overdrive isn't.