advance nutrient grows and "PH" perfect nutrients

[Jbone77]

Yeah, hes emailing the other reps from whatever company he was about to pimp asking what to say now, theyre going to tell him that he can always say how many bottles of AN you have to buy, but then hes going to realise that I said Im only using 3 adds, then hes going to say that im a dumb cock sucker who works for AN not realising that in the first post I made on this thread I said Iv had good runs with the gh 3 part and lucas with gh and that I wouldnt recommend using AN in dirt that id use Jacks. Then hes going to kick his dog and strangle his cat because he cant pimp his product again

 

[waterdawg]

I feed every other day and once a week I check my runoff ph/ppm and its always at 5.8-5.9, and my ppm doesnt fluctuate by more than 30.

Sorry guess I misread but hey...... breath man breath..... lol. Where did I say it was bad or good just thought it was kinda pricey is all. lol. Oh and sorry dont think the stuff I use is available to the general public, maybe though, I could check for ya

 

[beuffer420]

As for ph perfect. I'm having some issues with my new water. Comes outa the tap at 7.0 and ph down makes it spike super low or doesn't take it down enough. Ph down is just a pain in the dick basically. Soooo I absolutely hate AN but I'm considering some of their shit for the ph perfect

What's the deal? Can I get away with just the base? Or do I gotta run a significant amount of their line?

The base of the ph perfect is what balances ph, the other bottles (additives) are the same.

 

[waterdawg]

And sorry actually it was $55 for 4 liters but 2 liters of a and 2 of b but still kind of expensive I thought!

 

[HGK420]

The base of the ph perfect is what balances ph, the other bottles (additives) are the same.

Thanks. I've seen a couple vids about it now and they say there is acids coated in something that's ph sensitive that will lower your ph as needed. Now my question is this. How does it not over adjust?

 

[waterdawg]

I apologize for the misinformation. I just read the new and improved ph perfect ad and it seems to me it has changed lol. I could have sworn last year it said thar it enabled the plant to uptake nutes at any range between 5.5-8 now it seems it actually adjusts ph. But still seems kind of expenisive lol

 

[HGK420]

I went out and got a liter of both sensi grow and connoisseur bloom to test out their claims. Il be amazed if t works but i got a handful of plants that dislike my new water. If they make a turn around then +1 for advanced!

 

[Jbone77]

If thats not positive thinking I dont know what is. lol

 

[HGK420]

Lol right. Im running a whole huge regime that has worked great for a year. I recently had to move and now my new city water isn't so friendly lol. Some are showing potassium deficiency others look light green. Half seem unaffected.

One thing I will say is by the bottle strength for sensi grow seems wayyyyy to strong. I mixed by eye yesterday and tested afterwards to 650ppm today I actually measured cause I got a new syringe and it was 1156 lol !!!!

That seems like a bit much for veg!

 

[Jbone77]

Yeah, I run 8 mills each per gallon of distilled n thats about 800 and run that most of veg, like I said before tho I dont know where your ph will level out with tap, runnin distilled it never wavers much.

 

[HGK420]

see ya they are callin for 15ish mil per galon. im gonna dial it back to 7.5 for sure.

why do they call for so much? i mean i get it will make you use more of their product but if i was to mix up straight water and sensi grow (according to bottle) i bet it would be 900ppm. that seems silly.

 

[Jbone77]

Couldnt tell ya. I ran it up to 8 mills real quick n veg and it went great. Only issue was a cal def, added a gram of cal nit and it took care of it and the ph still held. Runnin the conni at 10 mills, may push it to 12 next week but havent decided yet

 

[HGK420]

What's you whole routine if you don't mind me asking?

 

[Jbone77]

Nothin too exciting, gallon of distilled water+1 gram calcium nitrate+8mills sensi grow A/B for veg, gallon of distilled water+1 gram calcium nitrate+10 mills conni A/B+8 mills bud ignitor weeks 1 & 2, calnit+10 mills A/B+ 8 mills big bud week 3 & 4, calnit+10 mills A/B + 8 mills overdrive weeks 5 & 6 or til ready to flush. On week 3 of flower now,

 

[HGK420]

holy moly simplicity in its finest. i dont have time to list my whole gig but i can list the proucts i use lol

Veg

seni grow a&b
dark energy
GO diamond black
Beneficial biologics kelp powder
GO calmag
Earth juice micro blast
Fox farm BIG Bloom
plant success great white
GO squid emulsion


Bloom

Connoisseur a&b
dark energy
GO diamond black
Beneficial biologics kelp powder
GO calmag
Sweet Stache Micro Mollases
Earth juice Meta K
Beneficial biologics humic powder
epsom salt

i wanna do some test runs with simple VS complicated and see if the difference is worth all the extra time. i somehow think there has to be a very simple way to get maximum results.

 

[Jbone77]

Never felt the need to buy much. If I grow in dirt I use Dr earth potting mix+their organic dry ferts(starter,veg,bloom)+ kelp. Thats as organic as I get. Iv run hempys with the GH 3 part + cal mag, yielded fine, 3 part+ flora nectar+koolbloom, yielded bout the same, lucas form+cal/mag, yielded bout the same. This is my first time trying AN and im sure it will yield about the same. Been reading about OC+ hempys with nothing else added doing really well so I think thats gonna be my next run, mix the OC+ with perlite, add your plant and water when its dry. Seems simple, plants looked good

 

[harris hawk]

Any body try Big Bud PH perfect? opinions

 

[Jbone77]

Been using the big bud for the past week, cant tell ya much. First time trying it

 

[harris hawk]

What I like about is the no "N" because the flower does not need N in flower. going to try it - Keep me posted Thanks

 

[thecoolman]

L

ately used the following grows: Sensi grow and Bloom for soil and then one with 3 part (micro, grow, bloom)used in soil and the 3 part performed better than the 2 part for soil, so in using "hydro" nutrients gave me a better grow. Possible right? Sensi grow and bloom were "PH" perfect, What is your take on "PH" perfect nutrients

My take is they are marketed for people with little knowledge or experiance
and dressed up with pretty pics and BS marketing to squeeze you out of that last dollar.