dakotamoon
Well-Known Member
Canada may have legalized marijuana now, but growers are being shown a disservice - when they try to buy nutrients.
Things change fast in the "NUTES" world, but as I am finding out .. Canada's hydro stores, (amazing people who help me so much) .. carry the products that major nute mfg's no longer sell to the rest of the world.
I found that with Earth Juice organic products, and now with Dutch Nutrient products as well: case in point.. I went to a local grow store to buy some Dutch Nutrient Diamond (their current product) , but I can only buy Dutch Nutrients Gold, and Black .. which have now been replace with "Diamond" - which has both humic acid, and fulvic acid combined.
The major issue is "time", these nutes won't stay viable in a plastic bottle for years. The date on both bottles is 2017, but that is a lifetime in this industry.
I hate to order from Amazon, as they take the Wallmart model to the max, they don't employ any local people - if You think Wallmart killed small town businesses, Amazon is that to the N'th degree!
I just thought other Canadians might appreciate this post.
Things change fast in the "NUTES" world, but as I am finding out .. Canada's hydro stores, (amazing people who help me so much) .. carry the products that major nute mfg's no longer sell to the rest of the world.
I found that with Earth Juice organic products, and now with Dutch Nutrient products as well: case in point.. I went to a local grow store to buy some Dutch Nutrient Diamond (their current product) , but I can only buy Dutch Nutrients Gold, and Black .. which have now been replace with "Diamond" - which has both humic acid, and fulvic acid combined.
The major issue is "time", these nutes won't stay viable in a plastic bottle for years. The date on both bottles is 2017, but that is a lifetime in this industry.
I hate to order from Amazon, as they take the Wallmart model to the max, they don't employ any local people - if You think Wallmart killed small town businesses, Amazon is that to the N'th degree!
I just thought other Canadians might appreciate this post.