Nutes for biggest buds

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JJroro

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I was thinking of swapping over to the full mega crop nutes line and using MC, bud explosion, sweet candy, Mammoth P, and gravitron. What other nutes could I add to this? Or are the some other nutes or different lines that would be better for max yield?
 
Gond00s

Gond00s

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its all the same nutrient to every plant it uses the same nutrients as corn etc anything works its on how u dose it.
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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JJroro said:
@DarkWeb @Gond00s @rkymtnman Yea but the right nutes still determine at least 35% of the outcome..
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That's what they want you to think.

Its nonsense.

If there was one set of bottles that was responsible for such an increase then wouldn't everyone be using it and every other company copying the ratios.

Meanwhile people are using tomato food and pulling top shelf nugs and monster weights.
 
xtsho

xtsho

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JJroro said:
Yea but the right nutes still determine at least 35% of the outcome..
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That is pure nonsense. I use some of the cheapest nutes money can by. No additives and not a single bottle with a fancy label and cartoon name selling for $25. If you go into growing with the mindset that nutes are that important then you're setting yourself up for failure. Just look at all the posts of people with a dozen bottles of all the latest and greatest nonsense to dump on your plants. The Marijuana Plant Problems section is full of them. Crispy fried leaves and nasty looking buds having all kinds of issues even though they're dumping any product they can get their hands on.

If you want max yield then make sure you have plenty of light and a good environment for your plants to grow. I'll put the health of my plants and my yields up there with those using all those products that have been aggressively marketed to naive cannabis growers. And I just use calcium nitrate, a micronutrient blend, and monopotassium phosphate. I can buy a pound of each in watersoluble dry form for what people pay for some bottle of "Magic" that is made from the exact same stuff I'm using.

The cannabis nutrient industry is nothing but a money grab. More money is spent on packaging and marketing than the product that's inside all those shiny bottles.
 
TreeFarmerCharlie

TreeFarmerCharlie

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xtsho said:
That is pure nonsense. I use some of the cheapest nutes money can by. No additives and not a single bottle with a fancy label and cartoon name selling for $25. If you go into growing with the mindset that nutes are that important then you're setting yourself up for failure. Just look at all the posts of people with a dozen bottles of all the latest and greatest nonsense to dump on your plants. The Marijuana Plant Problems section is full of them. Crispy fried leaves and nasty looking buds having all kinds of issues even though they're dumping any product they can get their hands on.

If you want max yield then make sure you have plenty of light and a good environment for your plants to grow. I'll put the health of my plants and my yields up there with those using all those products that have been aggressively marketed to naive cannabis growers. And I just use calcium nitrate, a micronutrient blend, and monopotassium phosphate. I can buy a pound of each in watersoluble dry form for what people pay for some bottle of "Magic" that is made from the exact same stuff I'm using.

The cannabis nutrient industry is nothing but a money grab. More money is spent on packaging and marketing than the product that's inside all those shiny bottles.
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Exactly! Even though I've used AN products, and liked them, I kept my purchases down to the bare basics. I don't get how some people get sucked into buying and feeding 10-20 different products for their plants. It reminds me of the whole doterra essential oil shit people fall for. My wife used to have containers full of those bottles until I convinced here 99.9999% of what they claim is complete and utter horseshit.
 
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FlowerPower001

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Best to ratio your NPK levels according to the plant's stage of life, as well as monitor PPMs too. Too much will burn your plant and too little can contribute to fluffy buds. They are all pretty much decent quality, and there's no magic formula.
 
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JJroro

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lol you guys have either never used the products I’m talking about are are just arrogant assholes who think they know it all, because I can get a a noticeable gain from using the right nutes compared to not... y’all are toxic af and obv don’t know what your talking about
 
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