Can I get some Input on cutting edge solutions?????? - Nutrients and Fertilizers - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

PuffnBikeTech · 02-17-2010, 05:42 PM

Anyone have experience with this ! I have a friend who swears by this stuff and I have never heard of it. I currently use Botanicare Pro grow and Bloom! any advice would be greatly appreciated!!!!

real food · 02-17-2010, 05:46 PM

HumTea is the Bomb!!!

I grew the main nute line when it first came out (2005) but there was a lot of salt buildup, It was pretty good, I liked it but I would prolly choose Botanicare...
I was working like 65 hour weeks tho so I think I botched a few feedings that run.

Give it a test run tho it may be improved now, but definately get HumTea for your cuttings but dont forget to follow directions perfectly, HumTea is ALIVE.

Mycology Class with Dr. David Sime, PhD

This class was held in Santa Rosa, CA and featured an intensive 6 hour course on learning the basics of plant pathogen identification. The class included: basic microscope technique, identifying beneficial and pathogenic microorganisms, and creating/sustaining a healthy environment for the proper balance of microorganisms in your plants rhizosphere.

Book your space online by Emailing info [at] cuttingedgesoutions [dot] org, subject CLASS, or through the "In-Store Classes” link on our website, www.cuttingedgesolutions.org. We look forward to demystifying the basics of microbiology for those enthusiasts who are truly interested in the next level of gardening and plant health.

https://www.cuttingedgesolutions.org/catalog/humtea.php

PuffnBikeTech · 02-17-2010, 05:53 PM

Thanx! my friend is a distributor of this stuff and he sells the whole line! He only started because he used it and loved it! He said it was great but never complained about salt buildup. I geuss they're sugaree flush must work! thanx for the info! I like the pros and cons before I make any kind of change! I'll probably do a side by side with my Nirvana's Master Kush! thank you!

bicyclebenny · 02-18-2010, 04:57 AM

I just got an email reply from them stating that they'll send me $140 worth of samples for $20 shipping. I got the email address from their website. I'm on it!

PuffnBikeTech · 02-18-2010, 05:14 AM

my buddy swears by the stuff and really think I am gonna try it in a side by side!

CheddarProf · 12-14-2012, 12:54 AM

Cutting Edge Solutions is just an amazing company all around.

12 years in and I am happy in their conventional world. Over 100 grows between myself and family and we have tried nearly every major line. At the end of the day the simple fact has been we get the largest, most flavorful and potent yields for the lowest price with Cutting Edge. I run all 6 parts.

We have run head to head full bucket systems against Veg + Bloom powder line, Advanced Nutes Pro formula, Botanicare Pure Blend Pro, Botanicare CNS 17, Technaflora, Canna, and General Hydroponics 3 part over the years, Cutting Edge Solutions full six parts beat them all with bigger yields and lower price. I wouldn't have even known about this stuff since I grew most of my career in Phoenix until I saw a homie's crop in Chula Vista. I was like DAMN what are you using?

I'm done with looking at other lines... Oh and HumTea is the bomb. Adds crazy girth and stamina to your plants... super super happy fan leaves praying to the sky!

Peace and fat harvests.

pokearound · 12-23-2012, 08:20 AM

Hello Folks,

CES is most definitely affordable. I've only ran one cycle with it and had so so results.
A friend, who runs a garden center, uses CES and sold me on purchasing some.
He also suggested using the additives (plant amp, UJB, Mag Amped) as a foliar spray, stretching the product a lot further.

I use FFOF soil and found the dosage of the three nutrient products hard to get just right. Also, is it best to add the three nutrients, then ph, and then add Seagreen?

So that's where I am at with this product line, still somewhat on the fence.
Do others here find that organic nutes are more forgiving when either over or under applied? Do others find that organic nutes result in a much more flavorful end product?

Just bouncing some ideas around on this late saturday night, Cheers to All !

RubeGoldberg · 12-26-2012, 09:46 PM

cutting edge solutions is basically a ghetto GH flora series.

Their tea brewer is pretty neat though

AZmedigrow · 03-26-2013, 10:23 PM

GH uses industrial grade ingredients, C.E.S. uses medical grade or higher for about the same price as GH. I own a hydro shop in AZ and I can tell you for certain that after growing for twenty years with every nute line from A.N, G.H., Botanicare, Canna, MicroBrewed, Roots Organic, Humboldt, House n Garden, etc..... C.E.S. is an extremely awesome company all around. All of the ingredients and all of the packaging are sourced in the USA for one thing. The additives have a high organic acid content and their chelating process is very tech. PH can range between 4.0-6.5 with great results. After all is said and done, CES out performs anything I have ever used at a fraction of the cost and I will keep using their products!

toad76 · 05-19-2013, 07:44 PM

I've used their 3 part base nutes for two years now. Someone recommended it when I was starting out & had no idea what to use (totally overwhelmed as a new grower by all the options). At the time, I was happy to find a really affordable option to start with. Since then I've considered changing a few times, usually when I've read one too many article or forum post and I've started over thinking the whole thing. But in the end I stay with CES, it's affordable and my plants are healthy.

02-17-2010, 05:42 PM	#1
PuffnBikeTech New Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: good ole! Youuu Knooooow! Posts: 7	Can I get some Input on cutting edge solutions?????? Anyone have experience with this ! I have a friend who swears by this stuff and I have never heard of it. I currently use Botanicare Pro grow and Bloom! any advice would be greatly appreciated!!!!
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02-17-2010, 05:46 PM	#2
real food Banned Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 33	HumTea is the Bomb!!! I grew the main nute line when it first came out (2005) but there was a lot of salt buildup, It was pretty good, I liked it but I would prolly choose Botanicare... I was working like 65 hour weeks tho so I think I botched a few feedings that run. Give it a test run tho it may be improved now, but definately get HumTea for your cuttings but dont forget to follow directions perfectly, HumTea is ALIVE. Mycology Class with Dr. David Sime, PhD This class was held in Santa Rosa, CA and featured an intensive 6 hour course on learning the basics of plant pathogen identification. The class included: basic microscope technique, identifying beneficial and pathogenic microorganisms, and creating/sustaining a healthy environment for the proper balance of microorganisms in your plants rhizosphere. Book your space online by Emailing info [at] cuttingedgesoutions [dot] org, subject CLASS, or through the "In-Store Classes” link on our website, www.cuttingedgesolutions.org. We look forward to demystifying the basics of microbiology for those enthusiasts who are truly interested in the next level of gardening and plant health. https://www.cuttingedgesolutions.org/catalog/humtea.php
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02-17-2010, 05:53 PM	#3
PuffnBikeTech New Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: good ole! Youuu Knooooow! Posts: 7	Thanx! my friend is a distributor of this stuff and he sells the whole line! He only started because he used it and loved it! He said it was great but never complained about salt buildup. I geuss they're sugaree flush must work! thanx for the info! I like the pros and cons before I make any kind of change! I'll probably do a side by side with my Nirvana's Master Kush! thank you!
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02-18-2010, 04:57 AM	#4
bicyclebenny Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: over the hill Posts: 172	I just got an email reply from them stating that they'll send me $140 worth of samples for $20 shipping. I got the email address from their website. I'm on it! __________________ It's a jungle in here....
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02-18-2010, 05:14 AM	#5
PuffnBikeTech New Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: good ole! Youuu Knooooow! Posts: 7	my buddy swears by the stuff and really think I am gonna try it in a side by side!
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12-14-2012, 12:54 AM	#6
CheddarProf Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 109	Cutting Edge Solutions is just an amazing company all around. 12 years in and I am happy in their conventional world. Over 100 grows between myself and family and we have tried nearly every major line. At the end of the day the simple fact has been we get the largest, most flavorful and potent yields for the lowest price with Cutting Edge. I run all 6 parts. We have run head to head full bucket systems against Veg + Bloom powder line, Advanced Nutes Pro formula, Botanicare Pure Blend Pro, Botanicare CNS 17, Technaflora, Canna, and General Hydroponics 3 part over the years, Cutting Edge Solutions full six parts beat them all with bigger yields and lower price. I wouldn't have even known about this stuff since I grew most of my career in Phoenix until I saw a homie's crop in Chula Vista. I was like DAMN what are you using? I'm done with looking at other lines... Oh and HumTea is the bomb. Adds crazy girth and stamina to your plants... super super happy fan leaves praying to the sky! Peace and fat harvests.
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12-23-2012, 08:20 AM	#7
pokearound Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 49	Hello Folks, CES is most definitely affordable. I've only ran one cycle with it and had so so results. A friend, who runs a garden center, uses CES and sold me on purchasing some. He also suggested using the additives (plant amp, UJB, Mag Amped) as a foliar spray, stretching the product a lot further. I use FFOF soil and found the dosage of the three nutrient products hard to get just right. Also, is it best to add the three nutrients, then ph, and then add Seagreen? So that's where I am at with this product line, still somewhat on the fence. Do others here find that organic nutes are more forgiving when either over or under applied? Do others find that organic nutes result in a much more flavorful end product? Just bouncing some ideas around on this late saturday night, Cheers to All ! __________________ Who Feels It Knows It
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12-26-2012, 09:46 PM	#8
RubeGoldberg Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: the coast with the most Posts: 1,043	cutting edge solutions is basically a ghetto GH flora series. Their tea brewer is pretty neat though
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03-26-2013, 10:23 PM	#9
AZmedigrow New Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 1	GH uses industrial grade ingredients, C.E.S. uses medical grade or higher for about the same price as GH. I own a hydro shop in AZ and I can tell you for certain that after growing for twenty years with every nute line from A.N, G.H., Botanicare, Canna, MicroBrewed, Roots Organic, Humboldt, House n Garden, etc..... C.E.S. is an extremely awesome company all around. All of the ingredients and all of the packaging are sourced in the USA for one thing. The additives have a high organic acid content and their chelating process is very tech. PH can range between 4.0-6.5 with great results. After all is said and done, CES out performs anything I have ever used at a fraction of the cost and I will keep using their products!
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05-19-2013, 07:44 PM	#10
toad76 New Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 2	I've used their 3 part base nutes for two years now. Someone recommended it when I was starting out & had no idea what to use (totally overwhelmed as a new grower by all the options). At the time, I was happy to find a really affordable option to start with. Since then I've considered changing a few times, usually when I've read one too many article or forum post and I've started over thinking the whole thing. But in the end I stay with CES, it's affordable and my plants are healthy.
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