B.C. nutrients VS. botanicare pro series

halftime

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any one out there used both if so what one works better. I just finished a crop with B.C. nutes. not satisfied with the amount , but the bud was very potent. if I could get that same potency with a bigger yield that would be great. Also how about advanced nutrients in soil. I heard it was made specially for hydro, anyone had good results in soil. will rep for help
 

stillcantroll

Active Member
any one out there used both if so what one works better. I just finished a crop with B.C. nutes. not satisfied with the amount , but the bud was very potent. if I could get that same potency with a bigger yield that would be great. Also how about advanced nutrients in soil. I heard it was made specially for hydro, anyone had good results in soil. will rep for help
Advanced nutrients has a good base nutrient line, and will work very well in a nutrient-free soil such as sunshine mix. I use it in hydro, but I know many people who use AN in sunshine mix with great results. Stick to their base nutrients, and maybe consider big bud. Those two alone will get you fantastic results. Good luck!
 

halftime

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how about organicare granular any good results out there. im just looking for some good shit that dont cost an arm and a leg
 

mamador1r

Active Member
i can only speak for botanicares pure blend pro. its just great for a base nute.. i havent tried any of the other boosters but i do plan to add the karma & hydroplex bloom booster from botanicare with my next grow.
 

homebrewer

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Don't jump around from nute company to nute company searching for something you as a grower are missing. Use one, dial it in and enjoy the fruits of your labor. I have only ever used two nute lines in my 10 years (the first one I tried for dirt and the first one I tried for hydro) and I'll compete with anyone as far as yields and quality goes. It's not the nutes, it's the grower.

Edit: I should add that I use botanicare in the dirt, see below. This was one of nine plants under a 600hps which all yielded between 2.5 and 3 ounces per plant.


 
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