Looking for input on these nutes http://www.metropna.com/product_p/54321.htm if so how did they workout for you what dd you like what didnt you like any input would be helpful thanks in advance also i have the large starter kit
Has anybody tried these before
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medicalman1983
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for $400 sounds like a rip off. i paid $32 for 2-1.5lbs tubs of the nutes i use http://www.jrpeters.com/Products/Jack-s-Classic/The-Dynamic-Duo.html been using them for couple years now on second order of nutes now
this is only my second grow first was alright used adv sensi grow and conniouser for base withb-52 budfactor x nirvanna heavy16 prime big bud overdrive so i never looked at npk ratios only followed directions went 4ml per l and half on additives 1ml per l then i saw metrop looked descent and seems extremely concentrated some are 10ml per 100l up to 100ml per 100l is this even possible so i talked withrobbie at metrop and asked for a sample and he sent me 1l starter pack thats 5l if my math is correct it goes from 0.1ml to 1litter up to 1ml to 1gallon mix at that rate i would have these litter bottles a very long time thats why i asked you guys for info or what you thought about them but that kind of concentration spooks me a little would you guys move foward with this i run 3 dwc 5 gallon totes
TonightYou
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.... $400 for fertilizer is unbelievably stupid. Concentration ratio be damned.
You don't "pay attention to NPK" and simply "followed directions" on a bottle?
This isn't baking a cake. You need to understand basic plant biology and read your plants. Being ignorant of these things will cause you to pay a redundant plant help question that has been answered a hundred times.
Glad you got a harvest in, but you should be learning about some basic botany. Don't be stupid and purchase $400 fertilizer.
ETA those products are laughable. All the fertilizer you need can be covered for less than $60.... Jesus reminds me of that aptus nonsense. Too bad I have a ethics or I would start up a company to rip people off with fancy bottles and "biosynthesis"
You don't "pay attention to NPK" and simply "followed directions" on a bottle?
This isn't baking a cake. You need to understand basic plant biology and read your plants. Being ignorant of these things will cause you to pay a redundant plant help question that has been answered a hundred times.
Glad you got a harvest in, but you should be learning about some basic botany. Don't be stupid and purchase $400 fertilizer.
ETA those products are laughable. All the fertilizer you need can be covered for less than $60.... Jesus reminds me of that aptus nonsense. Too bad I have a ethics or I would start up a company to rip people off with fancy bottles and "biosynthesis"
look i don't need a lecture on how to spend my money i remember paying 400 for ounce that lasted only a day or two broke people get sticker shock i get what the fuck i want so save that i can get it for 60 shit for somebody else that's right i followed the direction i spent 600 on my advance line up and got 1.8 pounds so you do the math i hate when pocket watchers throw there get it for cheap logic in i just need to know what is generally thought about this nutrient line what do you see as pros and cons and if you got some botany information pertaining to this product share that's what im looking for but that im cheap everything is overpriced i can make it myself shit don't need it your nutes 60 my nutes 600 difference im still spending 09 money i dont think cheap when it comes to something i want for me fuck saving money in this life cause i cant take it with me to the next you know what i apologize talking my type of money is tacky i understand you dont wont to waste your money on what you deemed not worth it but dont kill my vibe with your view on money because i promise it not mine i need info not an accountant got one already
lilroach
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If you feel that spending a shit-load of money on nutrients will give you a better product, then by all means....go for it. Honestly, I too am a "Jacks Classic" guy...bought a tub at the nursery for under $10 and it's lasted me six months and I still have 1/2 a tub left. Feel free to check out any of my grows in my signature. I could not ask for any healthier plants and I use 1/2 tspn per gallon of water and feed every day in flower.
lilroach
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Dude...you asked for opinions...you got good ones but you don't like them. It's not all about the money either....we're recommending a great product that you feel has to be worse since it's so inexpensive.....and that's just not true.
look i don't need a lecture on how to spend my money i remember paying 400 for ounce that lasted only a day or two broke people get sticker shock i get what the fuck i want so save that i can get it for 60 shit for somebody else that's right i followed the direction i spent 600 on my advance line up and got 1.8 pounds so you do the math i hate when pocket watchers throw there get it for cheap logic in i just need to know what is generally thought about this nutrient line what do you see as pros and cons and if you got some botany information pertaining to this product share that's what im looking for but that im cheap everything is overpriced i can make it myself shit don't need it your nutes 60 my nutes 600 difference im still spending 09 money i dont think cheap when it comes to something i want for me fuck saving money in this life cause i cant take it with me to the next you know what i apologize talking my type of money is tacky i understand you dont wont to waste your money on what you deemed not worth it but dont kill my vibe with your view on money because i promise it not mine i need info not an accountant got one already
weedemart
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compare by yourself.[h=2]Guaranteed Analysis(JACK PROFESSIONEL HYDRO)[/h]
| Total Nitrogen (N) | 16% |
| 3.4% Ammoniacal Nitrogen | |
| 12.5% Nitrate Nitrogen | |
| Available Phosphate (P[SUB]2[/SUB]O[SUB]5[/SUB]) | 4% |
| Soluble Potash (K[SUB]2[/SUB]O) | 17% |
| Calcium (Ca) Magnesium (Mg) | 4% 1.5% |
| 1.5% water soluble magnesium (Mg) | |
| Boron (B) | 0.022% |
| Copper (Cu) | 0.014% |
| 0.014% Chelated Copper (Cu) | |
| Iron (Fe) | 0.22% |
| 0.22% Chelated Iron (Fe) | |
| Manganese (Mn) | 0.05% |
| 0.05% Chelated Manganese (Mn) | |
| Molybdenum (Mo) | 0.008% |
| Zinc (Zn) | 0.052% |
| 0.052% Chelated Zinc (Zn) |