Gaia Green nutrients

[Allotrope1000]

Agree with Smallgrow and Beeman!!
My grow goal is great bud for minimum cost and effort.
I get lower yields in 50/50 c/p but better bud quality in my winter greenhouse AF grows, plus almost zero pests. This takes daily watering/maintenance.
My in garden, summer in hell, photo grows, yield lots of somewhat lesser quality buds, but great looking 8' plants. Once soil prep done, super easy to maintain to harvest. Two plants = 30+ ounces.

[Beeman]

I like the way you think smallgrow.

[Smallgrow]

This type of grow style is for you if that’s what you want.
My grow goals are:
best possible quality least possible effort

[Beeman]

Thanks smallgrow. I’m looking for the simple and economical way grow. Plant it and let it grow.

[Smallgrow]

I’ve run them in the past, a few times.
yes that’s a bit vague but growing has a lot of variability especially “living or super” soil, so I think it’s hard for them to be more accurate. I think they are a good line of products I only switched for something that was manufactured closer to my location.

This guy has some really great videos and uses almost exclusively Gaia Green products. He grows some killer plants but you kind of have to watch and take notes cause his deal is more about making videos that are entertaining than educational so he doesn’t always give out all the details. He does on many occasions tell you what and how much he feeds.
And yes its approximately every four weeks which I think is about right for this type of growing style.

[Beeman]

Purchased some Gaia green to try out on my next grow..any grower on the board try it? If so thoughts? Instructions say 3Tbsp per gallon of soil then says something about top dressing every 3-4 weeks. Sounds a vague . Just finished up with the grow dots kinda like the simplistic way thy work.