[BillFarthing]

The sales reps were very nice. They gave me a sample box with bases and additives, so I tried it. There were no surprises with pH swings or deficiencies. It was easy. The plants looked healthy. That said, the weight just was not there. I've had better results with GH 3-part or Jacks Hydro.

My initial criticism may have been a little harsh, but this is just not the line for me for the results out of the bottle.

[Easy7]

Looked into it.

Fancy bottles.

Strait chem junk

[GuyManDude]

I was looking at this line of nutes as well. My main question is this, does anyone in this thread have actual experience with this line? We have trolls trashing everyone's comments, supposed trolls from AN, blah blah blah.

did anyone actually use the product and take notes, approach them in an analytical manner, instead of , taking a big toke and saying, "Duuuude, they suuuck,. just because...."?

seriously people, wtf?

And for anyone still using GH and Botanicare, shame on ya. I will not buy anything that puts a dime in Scotts or Monsanto's pockets. Grow a set and take a stand for something beside money

[Pinball Wizard]

GrowersHouse has Emerald Harvest nutes on sale. Price is tempting.

Should I try it?

[Easy7]

It's not trolling. You can make your own chem junk blend at a fraction of the cost.

Personally, I stay away from bottled nutrients. $600 in fertilizer just to run hydro for 2 grows and one light. It's not worth the cost. Making tea and growing in soil is much more economical.

Rather spend $600 on seed.

[GuyManDude]

Originally Posted by Easy7

It's not trolling. You can make your own chem junk blend at a fraction of the cost.

Personally, I stay away from bottled nutrients. $600 in fertilizer just to run hydro for 2 grows and one light. It's not worth the cost. Making tea and growing in soil is much more economical.

Rather spend $600 on seed.

that's a great point. Not all of us are jr chemists wanting to mix our own raw salts, now do we have experience dialing in a homemade organic mix.


did anyone take notes and and can point out what this stuff does or doesn't do? what strains worked better with it? Hydro, coco, dirt, aero? some sort of information that actually explains why the stuff is so bad?

[Easy7]

It's chems like miracle grow.

Don't have to be a chemist. I knew a agri student with only an associates mixing salts. Can be any ratio you want and is super simple. If you want chem grown.

I'll stick with nature.

[MtnLivin]

The Emerald Goddess and King Kola absolutely rock. I've used the Honey Chome with great results as well. The Root wizard is also a good product from them. I haven't ran anything else, though.

[PetFlora]

Originally Posted by Easy7

It's not trolling. You can make your own chem junk blend at a fraction of the cost.

Personally, I stay away from bottled nutrients. $600 in fertilizer just to run hydro for 2 grows and one light. It's not worth the cost. Making tea and growing in soil is much more economical.

Rather spend $600 on seed.

Unless you have actual experience using it, I call it trolling.

You need to define what a grow means to you.

For me it's anywhere from 4-6 plants X 2 (using your calculation), but I get closer to 4 grows (one liter bottles), so... very economical for well thought out nutrient line. They also provide a week by week feeding chart

Here's ONE plant fed EH from a seedling. Roughly 7 days left

[GuyManDude]

oh i have lots of friends, very talented growers who mix their own raw salts and their results are heads and tails above what i've ever seen anyone get from miracle grow.

everything is a chemical when you break it down - yes, even organics