Fox Farms vs Advanced Nutrients

Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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They're both overpriced junk...? Advanced worse, all that water you pay for keeps big mikes plane filled with fuel.
Fox farm should change their name to gnat farm.
I duno should we have the tiger and race car tomato duel it out to the death to determine a winner?
 
HydroKid239

HydroKid239

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How'd you miss this thread?

Advanced nutrients vs fox farm and the rest

I was looking at the all organic Iguana juice Bloom (by Advanced nutrients) and the Sensi bloom parts a&b also by advanced nutrients. there prices are a bit high and there bloom formulas are strange with sensi bloom part a at 4-0-3. but they claim to have the best groth results. YouTube -...
www.rollitup.org
 
Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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To each their own. There's far better, less expensive options out there. People just need to be educated more about it, and not fall prey to marketing
You'll never see a commercial facility using liquid nutes...be it food or otherwise. It's not economical. It doesn't make sense to ship small amounts of nutrients in 95% water all across the globe.
You're paying for mostly water, a marketing team, and fancy packaging with a teenie bit of nutrients in it.
As farmers (because that's what we are), we should be looking at more sustainable/practical farming practices, whether that's with salts or organics. There are options.
Anywho that's my opinion on the matter.
 
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Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Big Bloom is the only “ organic “ product out of TRIO.
It doesn’t really affect bloom but is good for root health , bio activity and micronutrients.

You can also do the same thing by adding EWC alone.
 
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BluntBotany

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Jjgrow420 said:
To each their own. There's far better, less expensive options out there. People just need to be educated more about it, and not fall prey to marketing
You'll never see a commercial facility using liquid nutes...be it food or otherwise. It's not economical. It doesn't make sense to ship small amounts of nutrients in 95% water all across the globe.
You're paying for mostly water, a marketing team, and fancy packaging with a teenie bit of nutrients in it.
As farmers (because that's what we are), we should be looking at more sustainable/practical farming practices, whether that's with salts or organics. There are options.
Anywho that's my opinion on the matter.
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Do you have any resources where I can educate myself? What are some good examples of dry nutrients, how to mix them in, and so on?
 
Muy Buds

Muy Buds

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Both of those brands will work for base nutrients add some dry amendments like ewc kelp alfalfa water with some compost tea works great in coco
 
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