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Nutrients

AlessandroLoco

AlessandroLoco

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Good evening guys
I wanted to ask you a question. I started farming about a year and a half ago, I am in my sixth growth since then, some with more and some less successful. I have changed many techniques and many details since the first cultivation, also I have never changed one of those that can be considered a fundamental factor: nutrients. Right from the start I used Remo`s Nutrients, recommended by the shopkeeper where I get supplies. I have never changed them because I find them at a good price, the complete range is not vast and I consider them a good product. But because I have never changed I have no knot to compare with other products. Do you know this brand? if not what do you use? Thanks in advance.
 
I don't use nutrients anymore, but when I did ,I used MegaCrop, an you can't beat it imo, it's a simple one part.
 
Howdy AlessandroLoco, I have used some other brands (lines) of nutrients, but I now use General Hydroponics' MaxiGrow and MaxiBloom line (with some of the supplements) because I have had the best results with them.
 
BioCanna line of Bio Vega and Bio Flores. 1st grow but so far so good. Haven’t tried their Bio Boost due to cost.
 
I use CX Horticulture products. Regeneroot, Wilt Guard, Hydro A & B, Mighty Growth Enhancer, Mighty Bloom Enhancer, and Head Masta. I like CX because the mixing ratio is the same for each product and of course, the way the plants respond to it. I grow with the Autopot system and they recommended CX products. I'm going to stick with CX for a few more grows and re-evaluate. Next grow will switch from 50/50 blend of soil/perlite to coco/perlite. I want to try a coco grow and see how it goes...still learning and experimenting.
 
I make my own maxibloom, also use epsom salts and GH micro, stay with the remo and focus on learning other things like plant training or drying and curing, nutrients are not a game changer
 
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