iguana juice

just got some iguanna juice.Anyone u8se it? they say its a 1 part formula 100%organic. dose this mean i dont need to use any other nutes with it? I plan on mixing it with humboldts big up powder and molasses.Any experience would be greatly appriceated/

8 hrs no one to reply come on someone has to have used it

If I were you I would go online to Advance Nutrients and take a look at their 100% organic feed schedule. You would want to use their additives (which are designed to maximize the plants potential) or find something similar. You would get better results from adding their beneficial bacteria and humic/fulvic acids than using big up powder. I hear great things about carboload too.

Really we all hear great things about AN's products, and they are designed for people growing cannabis. Why not stick with their products and run the 100% organic regimen.

big up powder works great.

I use iguanna and bat guanno works geat but start out at 1/4 dose better safe then sorry good luck 7-3-7 for veg

The AN iguana juice is a very good product and 100% organic but has a very short shelf life--make sure to only purchase what you will need and use per cycle---stay away from bloated bottles on the shelves and purchase from a store that rotates and moves their products-you could go as far as asking the store owner if he has any fresh stock. As with any nutrient read the ingredients and source. The 1part means one part base--thus iguana juice grow is your base nutrient---NPK and you might have to add other secondary and micro nutrients depending on the growing medium you are using and the water source. Hope this helps---good luck with your grow.

your allways helpfull and verry informative.I will be using it as my base .my medium is a pro grade potting soil its got some micro and macro nutes but i will be making a tea using the iguana juice big up powder from humboldt nutrients and unsulphered molasses.This is the formula that ive had good results with exxcept i was using the 100% organic bloom from humboldt nutrients.But the store in my area was out of the bloom.So i went with the an iguanna juice.They are verry similar products.With a awfull awfull smell like a mix of dead fish and bird shit. yum yum.anyway thanks for the help

bonghits4all said:

your allways helpfull and verry informative.I will be using it as my base .my medium is a pro grade potting soil its got some micro and macro nutes but i will be making a tea using the iguana juice big up powder from humboldt nutrients and unsulphered molasses.This is the formula that ive had good results with exxcept i was using the 100% organic bloom from humboldt nutrients.But the store in my area was out of the bloom.So i went with the an iguanna juice.They are verry similar products.With a awfull awfull smell like a mix of dead fish and bird shit. yum yum.anyway thanks for the help

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Be careful with the Big Up Powder. Had a friend fry his girls, using it. He followed the label to the tee and his girls suffered bad, bud burn. I will not smoke the shit, but I know him. He will, chems and all. Gag & Puke Smoke.

OIsmoked12 said:

Be careful with the Big Up Powder. Had a friend fry his girls, using it. He followed the label to the tee and his girls suffered bad, bud burn. I will not smoke the shit, but I know him. He will, chems and all. Gag & Puke Smoke.

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big up is strong stuff its organic based though not 100% but i dont follow the label i use it through the whole flower process untill the last 3 weeks then lots of water and molasses for a flush and my nuggs are huge and tasty and burn clean.Sorry to hear your friend had a bad experience with big up

hi guys can anyone tell me if you can use iguana juice with coco ay help will much appreciated

coco fiber i see no reason why not i have used iguana in a hempy application with no issues.

Thanks mate. How's yours growing?

harvested recently i inspected the roots from the hempy grow harvests i used iguana juice and sugars among other things. there were no issues of any kind with root rot clogged up media or low oxygen levels/stagnation fermentation. so i think iguana would be fine in coco fiber which is similar to hempy or soil.