i was thinking about swapping to powder nutes like gia green but realy struggling to find anything in uk so if anybody knows were or is useing them or has in past let me know thanks i mean ones u add to soil not water soluble ones
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Howdy growell, Can You get the General Hydroponics lines in Your area? If You can, I would recommend the dry nutrient line MaxiGrow and MaxiBloom, they have worked well for me. To clarify, all nutrients must be soluble in water in order for the plants to take them up. Anything insoluble would be compost and/or worm castings and require 'live' soil with all of the microbes and nematodes to process the insoluble into soluble in order for the plants to absorb them.Smoke weed,.....grow peace! -
Are you in coco or soil? The living soil method isn't as effective in coco and could be more effort than it is worth. Sorry, don't know who distributes over there, but I can ask a few friends and see if they have suggestions.
My personal experience with dry amendments has been mixed. For outdoors, long use soil, I love them and building the soil and creating the soil food web. But indoors, in a container for 90 days, it can be tricky to get the ingredients active at the right time if they are slow release. I've also had the experience where the dry amendments didn't dissolve very well in water and that formed a crust layer of hydrophobic soil. Indoors, I prefer my bottles, outdoors, I'm using as much of nature as I can.Comment
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ye i seen them maxigrow dw2 but you dissolve them in water and then add them to soil i mean were u top dress straight with powder and mix it in oh i growing in soil thanks though i want something like gia green seems only in usa thanks guys for suggestions looks like i might have to with fox farm beasty boy chi ching and open seasame for flower and the big bloom i think for veg my second choiceComment
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have u used them chadwestport before i am thinking about maxigrow for veg then beastie boy chi ching open sesame for flower maybe a bud enhancer as well not sure which one plus calmag and a seaweed exstraction plus molasses what u think mateComment
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I've used a lot of the Fox Farm products. They are pretty reliable about the ingredients they use and the results, provided everything is in balance. Open sesame will be best for the early flower phase, it still has a little nitrogen in it. The Beastie Bloom has no nitrogen, so that I would likely use for mid flower to flush. The Chi Ching is similar to the Sesame, it has a little more nitrogen, not exactly sure where I would fit this in, it almost could be used at the same stage, but don't use the two together. Cal / mag is something I always use. Seaweed would be great in veg to promote root growth and the molasses feeds sugars to the soil microbes that then have energy to work on converting nutrients into a plant available form.Originally posted by growell View PostComment
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I have some Bio Tabs products that are unopened (changed grow medium) and would like to give away.Auto/Photo Tent: Gorilla 2x4x7'11" HLG 350R, Infinity 4" w/Carbon Filter, Coco 50/50 perlite
Autopot system: 1 Purple Haze/Malawi 100% Sativa Ace Seeds
Photo Tent: Gorilla 4x4x7'11" HLG Scorpion R, Infinity 6” w/Carbon Filter, Coco 50/50 perlite, Autopot system: 2 Purple Haze/Malawi & 2 Malawi 100% Sativa Ace seeds
Nutrients: CX Horticulture - full line for both tentsComment
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I started with the FF powders. After a few grows I went to their liquid line. Total game changer in yields. Huge boost.
Space: 4 x 5 x 6, Two 600w HPS, Dirt farmer since Nov 2012.
Current Grow: White Truffles (GG#4 X Peanut Butter Breath)Comment
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on another nutriant called mantis suppose to be shit hot 1 bottle all the through grow £100 a litre thoughComment
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