C E S nutrients

[RIpatient7]

Hi im from east coast Rhode Island to be exact. Had a ?? about cutting edge solutions.. i hear it froms north cali and wanted to hear opinions for using in hydro. i specifically will be using ebb n gro. One of the hydro stores carries the line recently and mentioned they use it and have had great results. price is good but im more about resultss. any and all info will be great thank in advance
i have googled n went to website. saw good reviews

[Groundup]

havt had any exp. with such brand, look up sugar peak, thats how i roll!!

[popwarfour]

Hi im from east coast Rhode Island to be exact. Had a ?? about cutting edge solutions.. i hear it froms north cali and wanted to hear opinions for using in hydro. i specifically will be using ebb n gro. One of the hydro stores carries the line recently and mentioned they use it and have had great results. price is good but im more about resultss. any and all info will be great thank in advance
i have googled n went to website. saw good reviews

my buddy has an eb flow system and he works his way up to 1/4 strength. CES 3 part system only also. And gets chronic buds, gets 3700 from nor cal collective a p...

[popwarfour]

almost 90% of the people i know in nor cal use CES by the way so i think u'll be set. but think about not using it at full strength for hydo

[ScienceInquisition]

I'm doing a soil grow with CES 3part and just had to change over to foxfarm because CES didn't have any micronutes and my plants were suffering from a zinc deficiency. This may have been just because of the size of the plants vs the size of the containers they are in (i'm limited in floor space but not vertical space haha) but I had to switch to foxfarm to get the micronutes. IMO stick with the foxfarm most people here seem to stand by them (dogmatically so sometimes it seems) and they are cheaper, but CES was also designed for hydro not soil and most tap or mineral water should have all the micronutes you need, my guess is that they just aren't concentrated enough for the soil and needs some further supplement since I haven't seen anyone else make this complaint.

CES analysis:
Fertilizer Product Database - Micro (http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/egov/is/fert/fert2.asp?ID=1489)
Fertilizer Product Database - Grow (http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/egov/is/fert/fert2.asp?ID=1490)
Fertilizer Product Database - Bloom (http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/egov/is/fert/fert2.asp?ID=1498)

Foxfarm Tiger bloom analysis:
Fertilizer Product Database (http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/egov/is/fert/fert2.asp?ID=7671)

As you can see there are slight differences in what they have for micronutes and heavy metals, a lot of it is likely just personal preference and exchanging one potential problem for another, the only true way to even begin to determine the difference is to try the CES and Foxfarm nutes on individual plants of the same strain and use an objective measure (eg weight or hight) as subjective measure will be influenced by your biases, alternatively you can have your friends try it either by giving them just the FF nutes and a form to rate it (in this case no1 but u will know there is a difference) or both kinds but don't tell them which one and have them rate them.

Good Luck on your grow.