I thought that I would share this for any one not wanting to purchase expensive nute program that focus there sails on the popularity of mj cultivation.As an outdoor grower it is not realistic to pay these outragious prices on multi part nutes it is realy a scam targeted at the younger generation.All these products are darived from the same thing.A quality product will have the complete line of micro and macro all in one or 2 parts not the dallar sign.But any way this is a good product and you should have no deficiencys.Works with soil and hydro disolves almost completly.
MAXSEA
Recomended max NPK for MJ is 20-20-20 This product excells beond most high dallar nutes.I just would feel bad if I kept this to my self.This I beleive is what they use in the hydro garden in disnesy land.
All Purpose Seaweed Fertilizers
With such low N-P-K numbers, seaweed fertilizers are often used as supplements, instead of as the main fertilizer. All purpose fertilizers simply take a seaweed base, like kelp meal, and process it to include an N-P-K ratio with higher numbers. An all purpose, seaweed fertilizer such as Maxsea has one basic formula for the vegetative stage (16-16-16) and one for the flowering stage (3-20-20).
Fertilizers with higher N-P-K numbers are more capable of burning your plants. Carefully read and follow the directions. If you are feeding your plants each time you water, use only half strength nutrient solution. The safest way is to always measure the nutrient solution strength with a TDS meter or EC meter before using it on your plants.
One of the biggest benefits of using Maxsea is that it is very close to the ideal nutrient solution pH, and it's pH tends to drift upwards very little when sitting in a nutrient reservoir over time. Controlling the pH of the nutrient solution is extremely important to the success of a hydroponic garden, and probably causes the greatest number of problems for the indoor gardener as far as plant nutrition is concerned.
For anyone beginning a hydroponic garden on a tight budget, using Maxsea is one way to avoid having to purchase an expensive pH meter (at first) while still being able to achieve very good results.
If you decide to use Maxsea, be sure to add 1 teaspoon of Epsom salt to every gallon of nutrient solution. This provides your plants with magnesium, which is the only micro-nutrient lacking in the Maxsea fertilizers. This will give you a very complete and very affordable feeding strategy that is also very easy to maintain.For flower add a little of the grow and mix with bloom for nitrogen loving plants. One of the only places you will be able to find Maxsea fertilizer is Charley's Greenhouse and Garden.
PS.....Just fallow the direction and plants responce and just grow it.
