[topshelf_sac]

My friend that works at the hydro store is hyping this up. I currently use Pureblend Pro soil bloom, calmag and liquid karma in promix hp.

I didn't see much info when I searched for it so I would appreciate any feedback someone may have.

[Picarus]

I have used the yucca extract that they sell and I liked it. Can't speak to the whole line, but I def wouldn't take advice from any hydro store employee. Most of those guys just hype what has been hyped to them. You can always tell which companies rep has most recently visited the shop.

[Snow Crash]

Picarus speaks the truth.

Although, feedback on this line has been very positive. I have given away 4 complete starter sets to a few friends and custy's since we got the line in about a year ago (more or less). The people that have transitioned report good results and have come back to buy more.

I'm having great success with Pure Blend, so if it ain't broke - you know? But if I was going to try another liquid organic line this is definitely the one to go with.

[thirdeyebowl]

Youtube Nectar for the Gods Scott the owner goes thru the line-up online. I have used them they are legit organics every bottle includes a tiny bit of spearmint so your garden doesn't stink Scott is a knowledgeable cat and cool. Their bloom Chaos is the heart of the line it will twist your leaves if there is a Cal problem but the yields were great for organics and frosty dank. The other thing is their Herculean Harvest is a bone meal and as such I would see some hanging out in the top of the pot so you wonder about the solubility. Overall you should definitely try them out they are great real organics straight out of an Oregon farm. I really enjoyed the line also a lot of the bottles are enzymatically digested with Bio AG humics I would say it is an organic connoisseur line-up.

[topshelf_sac]

Thanks everyone. I checked out the youtube. I decided not to try Nectar of the Gods. I'm really happy with botanicare and until someone can show me a product that works better I won't switch.

[coreyz]

Like sang go's, those that know... Know

[WaxyTaxi]

PBP with LK is plenty fine man....stick to that and work on your environment...


SCREW NECTAR! Coming from someone who has used them and been asked to push the product on people... not saying its a complete crock of shit, but compared to what your already using...your good amigo


VPD Chart <------ this will help you more than any bottled nutrient...

[FlowerFarmer]

For what it's worth I'd choose their Zeus Juice over Liquid Karma any day of the week. The Zeus has a higher content of humic acid. LK is not what it once was a decade ago.

Maybe dip your toe in the line by switching your karma to zeus... I don't believe you'll be disappointed. Also, their demeter destiny is a calcium delivered magnesium product (despite the label not listing Mg)....so you can supplement those without the additional nitrogen/iron that you find in botanicare cal-mag plus.




PS - it's Nectar for the Gods. This is wrong everywhere on the web.. Scott should have just named his line "of the Gods" as that is what everyone seems to want to call it. Not that it matters.. just a funny observation.


The line is a very good nute for hand-watered organics. Then again, I think it's a bit overpriced and if one was committed to growing as such I think they'd be way better off to educate themselves in the soil sciences and switch to living soils/mulches as opposed to using bottled organics. It just makes more sense.


I've vaped some flowers grown in Oregon by some of their local customers (where the line is called Harvest Moon Organics I believe..and has been around for some time). Needless to say I was very very high.. like uncomfortably fried by myself in a hotel room watching a movie.. I smoke a lot and no stranger to quality, but that shit was fire as fuck.

[WaxyTaxi]

If your looking for humics try fulhumix by Bioag...cheaper than LK & Zeus Juice.

[thirdeyebowl]

Nectar uses BioAG humics and fulvics to digest their products there is definitely BioAG humic in zeus juice interestingly enough.