Nature's Nectar.. 100% certified organic 3-part hydro nute - Growing in Coco Coir - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

Ono Nadagin · 03-14-2007, 02:07 AM

I thought I would share this with you guys in the coco forum ... Ill be giving it a shot sooner or later... the woman would kill me if I bought more ferts when I have 2 gallons of recently acquired CNS17

Nature’s Nectar™ is the world's first all natural certified organic nutrient that is compatible with hydroponics, soil, coco gardening and drip irrigation. Nature’s Nectar™ has also been approved by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for food crop production. This ensures that this concentrated formula and its components are certified organic. Nature’s Nectar™ is the leading natural organic nutrient in commercial food and fruit production. Nature’s Nectar™ solution contains no sediment and has been manufactured so all nutrients are instantly available to your plant. Nature’s Nectar™, for exceptional growth, quality and yield. Please view www.organaponics.com for amazing photos, test results and detailed information for this exceptional line of products.

Nature's Nectar Nitrogen
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Guaranteed Minimum Analysis is Nitrogen (N) 5.0%.
Advantages:
• Completely solublized, instantly available source of nitrogen with no sediment.
• 13% of the formula contains 21 free amino acids.
• Provides nutrition for beneficial bacteria improving conditions of growing medium.
• Increases photosynthesis for a greener plant.

Nature's Nectar Phosphorus
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Guaranteed Minimum Analysis is Available Phosphate (P205) 2.0% Calcium (Ca) 0.7%.
Advantages:
• Completely solublized phosphorus source that also contains Calcium.
• Organic acid ensures phosphorus is easily absorbed.
• Adds size and weight to fruit and flowers.
• Aids in root development.

Nature's Nectar Potassium
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Guaranteed Minimum Analysis is Soluble Potash (K20) 5.0%. Advantages:
• Fast release potassium completely solublized.
• The potassium source also contains cytokinins to increase number of flower sites.
• Simple and complex carbohydrates.
• Alginic acid ensures translocation of potassium into plant.
• Builds plants immune system with a combination of sea kelp species.

03-14-2007, 07:22 AM

Very Interesting... thanks for the heads up!

gaiusmarius · 03-15-2007, 05:35 PM

Hmm..... sounds like some good stuff. nice one Ono Nadagin, now we need to find a tester eh?

Ono Nadagin · 03-15-2007, 06:31 PM

Yeah I cant test it for a while tho myself I am going to devote my gardon to cns17 for a while so far I am very pleased with it...iIf anyone does want to give these ferts a trial run they can be bought in the US and Canada ...

https://www.n-g-w.com/ ... US and on Ebay so they may ship worldwide and their ebay prices are a good bit lower than their website...

https://www.rambridge.com/ Canada
https://www.hydroponics.com/ Canada

drrico · 08-08-2007, 02:29 AM

Anybody running this yet? I found another US source:

https://www.hydrowholesale.com/Mercha...y_Code=nnectar

Walt Chronikite · 10-16-2007, 07:03 AM

I've been using it for the last 12 weeks or so. Not real happy with it. Had a lot of yellowing in veg and bloom. Lot of necrosis. I'm no expert. Been growing less than 2 years. The selling points for me were the same mix from seed to harvest. And no pH balancing. "Tests revealed that's it's not neccessary." But if you use their Guano for bloom, then you have to balance. The one-size-feeding-fits-all was huge to me. I like to do a perpetual harvest so I don't have all of my plants blooming and stinkin at the same time.
Called tech support a couple of times. They hadn't heard of anyone getting yellowing. Told me to up the N and P. Didn't help a whole lot.
My buds looked a bit bigger, but the trichomes were half what I was getting. But my temps hovered at 89-90 for most of the summer. My first harvest since the temps dropped is looking more sugary, but the yellowing is out of control. My fan leaves are almost non-existent. Dried up and falling off.
I also switched to coco, to throw more fuel on the fire.
I'm going to do a back-to-back with my old nutes, Advanced Nutrients, to really give me an idea how well they work.
But so far, I'd say thumbs down.

pico · 10-23-2007, 12:28 AM

Local hydro store did a side by side and the plants didn't look so hot. They didn't like it at all and decided not to stock it.

08-27-2008, 01:40 AM

I grew Orange Diesel with these nutes and had great results. I was growing in a 50/50 soil/perlite medium. The cannabis produced from this was the "cleanest" tasting I have ever had. I currently vaporize through a water bong without the water and can taste nothing but a pure cannabis flavor.

I measured the pH of my solutions with pH strips (which in IMHO are more accurate though not as precise as a TDS and CAN measure the pH of organics) and was shown to be in the neutral range.

I personally spoke with the the guys at the company and they were extremely helpful answering even very technical questions.

My understanding is that the company uses typical organic raw ingredients (bat guano, bone meal, etc) that are digested with enzymes into the basic building-blocks that plants like to eat.

eyes · 08-27-2008, 02:32 AM

how is that cns 17?i heard it was supposed to be excellent .anyone have some feedback on that stuff?

03-14-2007, 02:07 AM	#1
Ono Nadagin Murphy's InLaw Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In over my head Posts: 583	Nature's Nectar.. 100% certified organic 3-part hydro nute I thought I would share this with you guys in the coco forum ... Ill be giving it a shot sooner or later... the woman would kill me if I bought more ferts when I have 2 gallons of recently acquired CNS17 Nature’s Nectar™ is the world's first all natural certified organic nutrient that is compatible with hydroponics, soil, coco gardening and drip irrigation. Nature’s Nectar™ has also been approved by the Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) for food crop production. This ensures that this concentrated formula and its components are certified organic. Nature’s Nectar™ is the leading natural organic nutrient in commercial food and fruit production. Nature’s Nectar™ solution contains no sediment and has been manufactured so all nutrients are instantly available to your plant. Nature’s Nectar™, for exceptional growth, quality and yield. Please view www.organaponics.com for amazing photos, test results and detailed information for this exceptional line of products. Nature's Nectar Nitrogen ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Guaranteed Minimum Analysis is Nitrogen (N) 5.0%. Advantages: • Completely solublized, instantly available source of nitrogen with no sediment. • 13% of the formula contains 21 free amino acids. • Provides nutrition for beneficial bacteria improving conditions of growing medium. • Increases photosynthesis for a greener plant. Nature's Nectar Phosphorus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Guaranteed Minimum Analysis is Available Phosphate (P205) 2.0% Calcium (Ca) 0.7%. Advantages: • Completely solublized phosphorus source that also contains Calcium. • Organic acid ensures phosphorus is easily absorbed. • Adds size and weight to fruit and flowers. • Aids in root development. Nature's Nectar Potassium ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Guaranteed Minimum Analysis is Soluble Potash (K20) 5.0%. Advantages: • Fast release potassium completely solublized. • The potassium source also contains cytokinins to increase number of flower sites. • Simple and complex carbohydrates. • Alginic acid ensures translocation of potassium into plant. • Builds plants immune system with a combination of sea kelp species. __________________ Grow Grow Grow your dope, gently by a stream.... merrily merrily merrily merrily, your results will make you beam! Roll Roll Roll it up, twist it at the end, light it up and take a puff...then pass it to a friend! Online Unit Conversion Tool......Sunrise Sunset Calculator Last edited by Ono Nadagin; 03-15-2007 at 06:27 PM..
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03-14-2007, 07:22 AM	#2
Guest Guest Posts: n/a	Very Interesting... thanks for the heads up!
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03-15-2007, 05:35 PM	#3
gaiusmarius Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 16,619	Hmm..... sounds like some good stuff. nice one Ono Nadagin, now we need to find a tester eh? __________________ Making BubbleHash with Bubbleator Searching for SourPoison, AfghanDieselHaze and CheeseHaze keeper making canna butter
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03-15-2007, 06:31 PM	#4
Ono Nadagin Murphy's InLaw Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: In over my head Posts: 583	Yeah I cant test it for a while tho myself I am going to devote my gardon to cns17 for a while so far I am very pleased with it...iIf anyone does want to give these ferts a trial run they can be bought in the US and Canada ... https://www.n-g-w.com/ ... US and on Ebay so they may ship worldwide and their ebay prices are a good bit lower than their website... https://www.rambridge.com/ Canada https://www.hydroponics.com/ Canada __________________ Grow Grow Grow your dope, gently by a stream.... merrily merrily merrily merrily, your results will make you beam! Roll Roll Roll it up, twist it at the end, light it up and take a puff...then pass it to a friend! Online Unit Conversion Tool......Sunrise Sunset Calculator Last edited by Ono Nadagin; 03-15-2007 at 06:35 PM..
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08-08-2007, 02:29 AM	#5
drrico Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 71	Anybody running this yet? I found another US source: https://www.hydrowholesale.com/Mercha...y_Code=nnectar __________________ Burn one down for the Doc.
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10-16-2007, 07:03 AM	#6
Walt Chronikite New Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 7	I've been using it for the last 12 weeks or so. Not real happy with it. Had a lot of yellowing in veg and bloom. Lot of necrosis. I'm no expert. Been growing less than 2 years. The selling points for me were the same mix from seed to harvest. And no pH balancing. "Tests revealed that's it's not neccessary." But if you use their Guano for bloom, then you have to balance. The one-size-feeding-fits-all was huge to me. I like to do a perpetual harvest so I don't have all of my plants blooming and stinkin at the same time. Called tech support a couple of times. They hadn't heard of anyone getting yellowing. Told me to up the N and P. Didn't help a whole lot. My buds looked a bit bigger, but the trichomes were half what I was getting. But my temps hovered at 89-90 for most of the summer. My first harvest since the temps dropped is looking more sugary, but the yellowing is out of control. My fan leaves are almost non-existent. Dried up and falling off. I also switched to coco, to throw more fuel on the fire. I'm going to do a back-to-back with my old nutes, Advanced Nutrients, to really give me an idea how well they work. But so far, I'd say thumbs down.
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10-23-2007, 12:28 AM	#7
pico Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 1,388	Local hydro store did a side by side and the plants didn't look so hot. They didn't like it at all and decided not to stock it. __________________ 6400w Polystyrene Dream Round 1 .. Round 2 2000w soil grow Finished 4000w soil growFinished 2400w hydroton ebb flowFinished 4000w Coco/Perlite bedsFinished 2400w Coco/Perlite top dripFinished DIY Waterproof Floor DIY PVC SCROG Trellis DIY PVC Dripper Manifold Aircooled Reflector Reviews "Inventing is a combination of brains and materials. The more brains you use, the less materials you need." –Charles F. Kettering
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08-27-2008, 01:40 AM	#8
jimbroker Guest Posts: n/a	I grew Orange Diesel with these nutes and had great results. I was growing in a 50/50 soil/perlite medium. The cannabis produced from this was the "cleanest" tasting I have ever had. I currently vaporize through a water bong without the water and can taste nothing but a pure cannabis flavor. I measured the pH of my solutions with pH strips (which in IMHO are more accurate though not as precise as a TDS and CAN measure the pH of organics) and was shown to be in the neutral range. I personally spoke with the the guys at the company and they were extremely helpful answering even very technical questions. My understanding is that the company uses typical organic raw ingredients (bat guano, bone meal, etc) that are digested with enzymes into the basic building-blocks that plants like to eat.
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08-27-2008, 02:32 AM	#9
eyes Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 1,257	how is that cns 17?i heard it was supposed to be excellent .anyone have some feedback on that stuff?
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