Yodaweed
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You got pretty hands like a lady.
using expensive fertalizers is a waste of time and money + makes YOU look like a fool!
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DankaDank
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If only i could like this comment a hundred times.
Enigmatic Ways
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When you use Advanced Nutrients whole line you get a secret call from Big Mike letting you know that you have standards to live up to now...LOL...Btw I also have pretty plants...Advanced Nutrients forever!!!
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homebrewer
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You have 'normal' looking plants. Anyone who has been in this hobby for a while will tell you that a tub of plant food from Walmart is also capable of growing 'normal' looking plants.
Enigmatic Ways
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Lol simple minds like yours will never achieve the yields I'm reaching for.
RM3
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might actually grasp it if you listened to his simple mind LOL
SamsonsRiddle
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Your information is false here. How can you possible compare dyna gro to AN? Or how can you compare liquid synthetics to powders? Everyone knows the powders are cheaper because they require more work (i know it's only a minuscule amount of work, but time is money).
dyna gro is a complete one part nutrient with a higher ec concentration than MOST liquid nutrients on the market. Did you notice how i said it is complete? That means you aren't going to get deficiencies from using it properly which would require more bottles. Plus, dyna gro is not a cannabis specific nute in the first place.
EDIT: whoops, homebrewer already said this.
Enigmatic Ways
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bluntmassa1
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I don't understand how adding a little powder to water makes a miniscule amount more work but please explain.
I use 6 gallon water cans usually 2 scoops alternate between all purpose and bloom booster depending on different factors and it's a complete nutrient mix a lot just use the 20-20-20 alone and still have great results but that's not the optimal way IMO. Transplanting I use the Bloom Booster as before cloning and mostly through flower and very light on seedlings. I don't find it the slightest bit more difficult than Dyna Grow but please explain how much time I can save because I ain't saving money on Dyna Grow.
RM3
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My point is @homebrewer is a well known and respected grower not only at this forum but several others as well and most folks know he uses DynaGro and has posted several side by side DynaGro vs (put your canna specific nute here) grows. His advice is spot on which is why I said what I did
and why stop at 1 gpw ?
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homebrewer
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What did you yield on your last 1200w grow again? Something like 25 ounces? Would you consider that a success because this simple mind over here has come close to that with a single 600.
Enigmatic Ways
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Okay then why is he suggesting buying fertilizer from Walmart, I know that a seasoned grower can keep a plant green and lush with any nutrient, but your not going to get those high yields I'm reaching for using just a "Walmart" fertilizer alone, believe me I know...I'm not stopping at 1gpw, but it's a good benchmark to begin with.
SamsonsRiddle
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First, I would like to say i know jack's and am in no way bashing it since it is a proven very good nutrient.
I personally like measuring in liquids because of the small scale i am on is easily measurable in "drops". i can't see how i could measure a powder accurately in such small amounts. I usually only mix 1/2 gallon at a time and prefer to do it every time i water since i don't like my nutes to sit (floralicious plus starts to stink rather quickly).
With a powder I would be obliged to premix my nutrients in a larger amount to make it time effective. I also prefer the ratio of Foliage Pro since I don't have to switch anything all through the growth cycle in containers.
The thread i thought was about marijuana specific nutrients vs. non-marijuana specific nutrients and i thought you were misleading by saying dyna gro was comparable to AN or other companies considering dyna gro isn't marketed as a cannabis specific nutrient. Just a simple misunderstanding.
RM3
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Honestly, because a good grower can get those yields with any fert
nutes are but just one consideration when it comes to the big picture
SamsonsRiddle
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dude, you are posting over in @az2000's grow with bagseed, miracle grow, and household led's.
Enigmatic Ways Well-Known Member
Very very nice, I wish I would have ran across something like this when I first started growing, it shows all the neophytes that they don't "need" all the extras to grow marijuana. Great journal keep up the good work!
Enigmatic Ways
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Yea about 27oz off 1200w which was a complete disappointment...I have multiple complications with my last grow temperatures for a whole week in the low 40s {Fahrenheit} amongst other things and that really destroy my yield...But my grow before that when everything went right I pull 20oz off one 600w.
Enigmatic Ways
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Exactly you don't "need" all the extras to grow marijuana, but you do need it to hit those higher yields.dude, you are posting over in @az2000's grow with bagseed and household led's.
Enigmatic Ways Well-Known Member
Very very nice, I wish I would have ran across something like this when I first started growing, it shows all the neophytes that they don't "need" all the extras to grow marijuana. Great journal keep up the good work!
kmog33
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Which dyna gro is one part? I use their micro from the 3 part but didn't realize they had a one part complete nutrient.
Alaska fish fertilizer from Home Depot is another one you can get through an entire grow with one nute bottle. Smells terrible though.
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kmog33
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No you don't. I'm hitting around 1.7gpw with gen hydros 3 part. No additives, phing, etc. i wouldn't expect to do it with miracle grow though.
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