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josh223
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I'm really loving the BPN's. Still have had zero problems with deficiency or burn.
About ten years ago I baby sat some plants for a friend. He used General Hydroponics. That's the closest to my experience with General Organics.
I'm going to stick with Blue Planet Nutrients for a couple of reasons:
It's tailored specifically towards growing medical marijuana. It is cheaper than just about every brand. The owner of the company is a great guy-sponsor of this forum, is constantly improving his products, and from talking to him on the phone and reading his advice-really knows his stuff.
I think the biggest reason is simplicity. All the ratios for the nutrients are laid out in an easy to follow chart. I can't tell you how many people I've either seen in person or online that are using a dozen or more products, a million different feed rates...I'm don't like dicking around with the trial and error method. Another thing about BPN, flushing your plant at the end of flowering isn't needed. I can't tell the difference in the taste or the whiteness of the ash.
There's only been one or two occasions that I haven't mixed full strength. Still, no burn. I also don't currently own a TDS or EC meter and seem to be getting along just fine. (One or the other is on my wish list.)
I don't think you'll be disappointed with BPN. If you have questions, they have great customer service.
Thank you for the Reps.
If I were to say one bad thing, it would be the price of shipping. It's not BPN's problem, FedEx's. Where I live, it will usually cost as much in shipping as the actual product does. Liquids being heavy and all. But I'm not going to change anytime in the foreseeable future.
About ten years ago I baby sat some plants for a friend. He used General Hydroponics. That's the closest to my experience with General Organics.
I'm going to stick with Blue Planet Nutrients for a couple of reasons:
It's tailored specifically towards growing medical marijuana. It is cheaper than just about every brand. The owner of the company is a great guy-sponsor of this forum, is constantly improving his products, and from talking to him on the phone and reading his advice-really knows his stuff.
I think the biggest reason is simplicity. All the ratios for the nutrients are laid out in an easy to follow chart. I can't tell you how many people I've either seen in person or online that are using a dozen or more products, a million different feed rates...I'm don't like dicking around with the trial and error method. Another thing about BPN, flushing your plant at the end of flowering isn't needed. I can't tell the difference in the taste or the whiteness of the ash.
There's only been one or two occasions that I haven't mixed full strength. Still, no burn. I also don't currently own a TDS or EC meter and seem to be getting along just fine. (One or the other is on my wish list.)
I don't think you'll be disappointed with BPN. If you have questions, they have great customer service.
Thank you for the Reps.
If I were to say one bad thing, it would be the price of shipping. It's not BPN's problem, FedEx's. Where I live, it will usually cost as much in shipping as the actual product does. Liquids being heavy and all. But I'm not going to change anytime in the foreseeable future.