The best fertilizers on earth,very inexpensive also.

Every day we see hype laden posts pushing ultra expensive fertilizers that are supposed to work wonders,we also see every off the shelf fertilizer get run in the ground & be told anybody that uses off the shelf fertilizers are not letting their plants grow at full potential,i call bullshit !

Peters brand fertilizers are the industry standard,they come in several formulas for specialized uses as well as combo packs that will take you through the entire grow,no need to add goofy shit like "bud hardener" or "sweet bud" or any of that other mumbo jumbo shit,everything you'll ever need to grow kick ass marijuana is contained within this excellently priced combo pack.

For some reason they changed their company name from "Peters" to "Jacks Classic" but both names are the exact same fertilizers & i swear by them,here ya go.

The Dynamic Duo.

http://www.jacksclassic.com/dynamic_duo.html

Saw you suggested the bloom product when I first started and picked it up. So far so good, still on my first container ($ that I bought almost 9 months ago. Happy with my results so far it is a little easy to mix a hot solution and I use it in addition to my reg grow nutrient to keep everything nice and green. I'll have to give their grow nutrient a try, much easier than dealing with liquid nutes.

My first grow teacher/partner started me off in the right direction with Peter's. I dropped out of growing altogether for a few years, came back and it was gone!

I'm organic for the most part now, but it's great to know. It's a great alternative, I had no more problems with it.

Im glad the ferts worked out for you guys,i used peters brand for years & years,then i took 20 years off from growing & when i came back into growing i couldnt find the stuff,then i found out about the company name change to jacks.

I had to order a new supply so thats what got me thinking of a thread on the fertilizer,im going to try out their liquid bloom booster as a foliar spray my next grow & see how it does.

http://www.jacksclassic.com/396.html