Opie - CNS17. It is a complete one-part nutrient. Comes in Grow and Bloom. I read some real good things about CNS17 over on ICMag, from a number of people who were using it for successful, and successive, grows.

the ratios are off the hook...
@ 10 per liter its
Bloom: N267, P 104, K 468, CA 197 Mg 84, S 111, Fe 5.0

I just bought a ONE GALLON jug of CNS17 Grow for $25. (Max dosage per label is 40ml/4l, so a gallon will last a long time.) The Bloom is the same price. This will replace the CalMag+, LK (very hard on the jets) ... everything!

I'm setting up two new scrogs right now and I'm going to upgrade my watering system too. Last grow the LK was clogging up my drip heads. Even though I don't plan to use LK this grow, ya' never know when plans may change, so I want to install an in-line filter. Have you been using an in-line filter? Any suggestions about a brand/model? I'm flooding my coco pots when I water and my drip heads are the 1/2" screw-on kind like you would use for outdoor sprinklers - so I don't need super good filtration. But, I do want to get the big stuff and the gunk out.

PC :smokin:
PharmaCan Reviewed by PharmaCan on . Using only chemicals I want to try smaller nozzles. Ones that actually mist like they are supposed to instead of spraying. I'd like to switch without spending a bunch of money on triple filtration and bigger pumps, and I figure one way I can do that is by making sure there are no chunks whatsoever in my nutrients. I don't give a rat's ass about being organic. If I did, I wouldn't be intentionally putting smoke and crap into my lungs. Also, there's always flushing, which gets rid of the chemicals. I just Rating: 5