PBP vs Flora nova series- HELP ME PLEASE

[Mr Celsius]

Don't use GH if your going with their schedule.

If I had to choose.... *sigh* PBP, I guess. There's no different in performance between the 2.

Nutrients grow plants and all nutrient companies have the right nutrients in them, some just cost more or have a better marketing team.

Personally, I use organics because of the ecological impacts upon earth that synthetics pose.

 

[Anima]

Personally, I use organics because of the ecological impacts upon earth that synthetics pose.

Good point!
And thanks for the follow up bro

 

[fatboycantpost]

i've used lots of different nutes over the years. after doing alot of reading, i got some flora nova this time. i wanted a pint. they were out of the pints. i ended up with a gall of grow and bloom. considering 3 teaspoons (soil) per watering this should last me like 3 years or so. lol.

my gf thinks that pot magically appears in my cupboard. she doesn't see the work or the money spent. i just spent like $350 on nutes, new light etc. if she wasn't so much fun, i'd toss her and get a dog.

i'm hoping the ph is farily stable with flora nova. with PBH and a few additives, i was constantly having to raise the ph.

later

 

[Useless]

The FNBloom is basically the Lucas formula in a single bottle, nutrient wise. At a dilution ratio of 8ml/gallon it's pretty close to the 100-100-200-60 N-P-K-Mg which is supposed to be ideal for ganja. You dont really need FNGrow at all. Although when I use the FN series I keep a small amount of the grow around to use during the stretch if they show an N deficeincy. A little Cal-Mag if using R.O. or just epsom with tap is also used during transition. Its a big $$ money saver and is very simple to get some great results.
The ph of the FN always raises from about 5.5 to 6.5 over the first 24 hours then stabilizes. So I mix the nutes, wait 24 hours and adjust ph. Stays pretty stable that way.