Advanced Nutrients

has anyone used this line of products? im a soil guy. asking about specifically sensi bloom part a and part b.


for years iv been growing good pot just using miracle grow and 10-15-10 for veg and 15-30-15 for flowering. i am now a med mj card holder and i went out and got a nice light hook up a 50 lb bag of pro mix and the listed nutrients and now im having big trouble i think i got a nitrogen problem. but i just dont get why now im having these problems its not like im on my 1st 0r 3erd grow like i stated earlier iv been growing for years. got pics if you think you can help.

i use all fox farm

but the product i do use is bud candy
combination of sweet leaf and carbo load
works wonders

I'm using sensibloom just started it.I just started real low.Less is better.Easier to add more nutes than fix a burned plant

All Advanced Nutrient product are very high quality and provide ecerything your garden needs to flourish. I highly recomend Advanced Nutrients, I myself have tried their organic nutrients and the Grow, Micro, Bloom program and they both work fantastic. If your an Organic guy go with Advanced Nutrients Iguana Juice Grow and Bloom. Sensi Grow and Sensi Bloom is also a great Advanced Nutrient program, one of the best benefits of using this nutrient by Advanced Nutrients is that it corrects the pH of the water all by it self.

oregon024 said:

I'm using sensibloom just started it.I just started real low.Less is better.Easier to add more nutes than fix a burned plant

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good point. what kinda soil are you working with?

BongFiend420
good to here let me ask you what soil you are using im using pro mix but not the hp

yep rep Advance

paco4you said:

good to here let me ask you what soil you are using im using pro mix but not the hp

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I usually mix my own soil mix. But my favorite soil I have ever purcahsed pre-mixed was Fox Farm Ocean Forest. With the Fox Farm soil your plants wont need any nutrients for atleast the first 2 weeks because of the organic nutrients in the soil. You can also buy a Fox Farm planting mix ment to be mixed into your soil which is also very rich in organic nutrients. The Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil contains premium earthworm castings, bat guano, Pacific Northwest sea-going fish and crab meal. Also this soil comes pH adjusted to 6.3-6.8

I use foxfarm ocean forest strait feeds 3 weeks before adding nutes 2 weeks you may burn some.

fox farm ill look in to that do you know anything about pro mix?

and what should i do if i burn em a lil?

used sensi a/b and big bud in soil on these 7 aurora plants. they were 2 - 3 feet tall. took 10+ ozs from 7 plants. highly recommened if used in the right amount.

paco4you said:

and what should i do if i burn em a lil?

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Not sure exactly what you mean, but if I get your drift, I think you just need to flush things out a bit.

The only trick with soil is that things can go wrong and it can be hard to turn things around. So, start off slow with the nutes whenever you're doing the soil thing.

And WOW to the dude who just posted pics - ALMOST makes me want to try my Advanced Nutrients in the soil.

BongFiend420 said:

All Advanced Nutrient product are very high quality and provide ecerything your garden needs to flourish. I highly recomend Advanced Nutrients, I myself have tried their organic nutrients and the Grow, Micro, Bloom program and they both work fantastic. If your an Organic guy go with Advanced Nutrients Iguana Juice Grow and Bloom. Sensi Grow and Sensi Bloom is also a great Advanced Nutrient program, one of the best benefits of using this nutrient by Advanced Nutrients is that it corrects the pH of the water all by it self.

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Wait lol what?. Where did you hear this because ive been using them just shy of 4 and a half years and i have never heard this before. I know there coming out with a buffer but thats pretty much it. From what i know your ph fluctuates because of impurities as in the excess in hydroton, some old nute build up on roots, Dirty medium, Dirty growing enviorment (bucket,trays etc...). I know most citys use a buffer in there tap water to keep it at 7.6 8.1 but i might be off on those numbers. Im really interested in this tho.

LOL should be called expensive overerated Nutrients. The industry leader's in selling the inexperienced, stuff they just dont need. For the price you can do alot better ime.