Jacks 5-12-26 vs Peters 5-11-26

NeWcS

NeWcS

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Same shit? Why would a company offer 2, almost idenical products? Before I made a purchase I just wanted to ask if there is a difference that anyone is aware of? Sourced from different places?
Or are they different companies now?
Peter's seems better priced and more available.

Any info would be great.
Thanks
 
rustyshaclkferd

rustyshaclkferd

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The numbers are percentage values per mass of salt.

One is 11% P one is 12% P ...neither numerical value tells you the makeup and formulation of element
 
OneHitDone

OneHitDone

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NeWcS said:
Same shit? Why would a company offer 2, almost idenical products? Before I made a purchase I just wanted to ask if there is a difference that anyone is aware of? Sourced from different places?
Or are they different companies now?
Peter's seems better priced and more available.

Any info would be great.
Thanks
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Not the same company
 
smokeymcpotterton

smokeymcpotterton

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That change is not as slight as you think, it's almost 10% less P. (11/ 12 = .92, an 8% difference in P).

Expand the ratio out and you will see its variation starts to become more apparent. If we x6 each # (identification property), we get 30:72:156 vs 30:66:156. The ratio and % difference is same but the 'gap' becomes more noticeable.

When a grower has their strain dialed in exceptionally well they may be able to benefit from such a difference, albeit not a radical difference.

(Note that this is a crude estimation of the difference, to get the true exact # change you would have to calculate including the entire ratio of elements as a total).
 
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Renfro

Renfro

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hybridway2 said:
You saying my Jacks is not incorporated with J.Peters Jacks?
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Jacks is made by Peters. It's on the packaging.

www.cannabizjournal.com

JR Peters Launches Exclusive Cannabis Nutrition Line: Jack’s Nutrients — HEMPBIZ Magazine | For the Hemp Professional

Started in 1947 by Bob Peters, this Horticultural Services Co. tested soil for greenhouse growers and made recommendations on how to produce the best crops. Today, under the leadership of Bob’s son, Jack Peters, JR Peters, Inc. is advancing the tradition of Peter’s family quality products and servic
www.cannabizjournal.com www.cannabizjournal.com
 
TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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Yeah, the Peter brothers make it confusing. :D


JR Peters = Jacks

Fertilizer Products | Allentown, PA | JR Peters, Inc.

From our family’s roots in the industry back in 1947, we been developing and manufacturing scientifically proven products and providing technical support to help growers of all type be successful.
www.jrpeters.com www.jrpeters.com

Peters Professional = not Jacks
icl-sf.com

Peters Professional Water-soluble Fertilizer | ICL US

Peters Professional water-soluble fertilizer provides the quick response and robust growth that produces healthy margins at retail.
icl-sf.com

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hybridway2

hybridway2

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Renfro said:
Jacks is made by Peters. It's on the packaging.

www.cannabizjournal.com

JR Peters Launches Exclusive Cannabis Nutrition Line: Jack’s Nutrients — HEMPBIZ Magazine | For the Hemp Professional

Started in 1947 by Bob Peters, this Horticultural Services Co. tested soil for greenhouse growers and made recommendations on how to produce the best crops. Today, under the leadership of Bob’s son, Jack Peters, JR Peters, Inc. is advancing the tradition of Peter’s family quality products and servic
www.cannabizjournal.com www.cannabizjournal.com
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Thnx! Ill read that asap. Looking like a Cannabis revised version.
 
OneHitDone

OneHitDone

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CoB_nUt

CoB_nUt

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I ran Jack's Hydro and Calnit for a few years before running into Megacrop. Easy peasy,clean nutes that can be tailored. The end product was great.
 
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