Advance nutrients are the best !
iShatterBladderz
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I run Dyna in two of my tents. I wouldn’t say it’s “ph perfect” , it does drift a little bit, but its a lot more stable than other foods ive tried. Especially if you use their Protekt, or another silica product. I also run Megacrop v3, which has also been very stable PH wise for me, but ive seen other people have different experiences. FWIW, I feed drain-to-waste, so my experience is with nutrients premixed in a reservoir that lasts me about 4-5 days before its time to mix up a new batch.
andymex
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I really don't know about the ph stability of Dyna because I don't even own a ph meter. I use promix HP and never check ph or ec.
iShatterBladderz
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Ah, I’ve never used promix. I grow in coco under QB’s and if I don’t PH my feed, usually end up with magnesium deficiencies.
andymex
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For what I understand dolomite lime keeps the ph good, Promix is mixed with some of it.
iShatterBladderz
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Dolomite lime does help act as a PH buffer., that is correct. I would personally recommend getting a PH pen just in case of future issues though, a big portion of deficiencies are not due to lack of nutrient in feed, but to PH of either feed solution or root zone, especially when feeding a complete food like Dynagro. it’s a good tool to have just in case.
Dr. Who
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Trust me Jr....
I can type and grow rings around you and your AN..
Like I said, it works. You just have to learn how it works. Remember what I said? His issue are from following their instructions...
Maybe we need less crybabies when their average (AT BEST) nutrient lines get called out.
There is a real good AN user on here. I respect him and his work but, trust me here again. He took the time to dial in his use.... Charting is a generality, not a specific mandatory..... each environment is different.
Dr. Who
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This is why he use's a silica product.
In soil, it's not at all needed! The plant takes all it can use from the soil...
rob333
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wow go dr who i would agree with you there an is pretty shit but i am a h&g user so what would i no
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Dr. Who
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One should be very aware of just how much Dolomite is used! Dolo is very Mg heavy. More then what you need by other means of availability.
rob333
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also i try to steer away from dirt weedwow go dr who i would agree with you there an is pretty shit but i am a h&g user so what would i no
but then again i am trying a dirt run this season with leds whats the world coming to
andymex
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Does promix have to much dolomite lime ?, so far all I have done is feed I tsp per gallon of foliage pro with RO water in every watering, that's it. My plants don't have any disease I can notice.
Hydro4life
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The plant won’t uptake silica, that’s why it’s in the form of potassium silica. The plant absorbs the potassium and with it the silica.
So were unnaturally forcing the plant to absorb the silica to strengthen cell walls etc. your plant will benefit from the forced intake of silica wether in soil or soil less.
Hydro4life
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wow go dr who i would agree with you there an is pretty shit but i am a h&g user so what would i no
what’s wrong with AN??
budman111
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Awesome for your first grow, Less is more in this game and Advanced Nutrients are one of the worst for bullshit claims, a simple balanced diet is all that a plant needs, remember it's only 16 simple nutrient elements that the plant needs and they are all available in a good A+B base nutrient.
rob333
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everything for one mike fucks kids for one been done a few times for child porn 2nd house and garden is better euro nutes mate will piss on anything that come out of the u.s sorry to say
rob333
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only good thing that comes from american is bitches and guns
rob333
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rob333
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wife not letting u fuck her ??