[Hugh Jorgan]

Anyone using it? Anyone have any experience with this stuff, good or bad, to share?

I've had decent luck so far with Ionic but have had problems keeping the Ph under control. The local grow shop uses the Dyna Gro and says they have no problems so I think I'm gonna give it a shot and try to find out if it's my old-ass pipes or the nutes that are causing my problems

Hugh

Dyna is a product that someone turned me on to probably 7 yrs ago.I was way skeptical of a one part nute formula but after noticing acouple def. using GH as well as getting low on general hydro , did a side by side test. one side of my table was using GH ,the other dyna. The next day i went in to my room i could see the difference in growth rates.Dyna is an excellent choice , I continue to use it today in my feeding program

[cooked cook]

I realize this is the hydro forum. I'm not a hydro grower, strictly soil. But I use dyna-gro nutes in my soil grow and have always been happy with them.
I'll have to admit, the reason I tried this particular brand was that they were the ones that came in the samlles containers to try out. Not too expensive either. The guy at the hydro store saiud they'd work fine for hydro or soil, and would be a good all around fert. A nice "starter" fert. I got it a while ago, and since my grow is a small personal one, I'm gettin serious mileage outa these containers. I did have one plant recently that had a mag deficiency, but it was just the one plant, the lil magnesium sucker. Epsom salt cleared it up. But the Dyna-gro ferts generally keep all my girls happy.
cook

Funny they said it fixes the PH problem. The only problem with Dyna Gro is The PH fluctuation. Overall its a solid Fert.

Blatant

[cooked cook]

^ agreed Blatant. I correct my own ph in the water. I can't/won't leave it up to the fert. That's a bit of a stretched claim on their part.

I too have had excellent results with that nute. Hope it works for you too. Good luck Jubei