Base Nutrient for Veg?

[Rusty Trichome]

Im wondering what kinds of success you have had with different brands of nutrients.

The three-part Fox Farm line works great. I use an organic soil, but have best results with the FF line.

I would like to stick to organic...

How come? Just curious. I've found that indoors, in pots, organics can be a bitch to dial-in. The nutrients break-down slower than with chemical nutes, which are available immediatelly. (easier to diagnose and treat deficiencies)

I read about advanced nutrients Iguana Juice and it has many things i was looking for including bat and seabird guano, worm castings, and a load of micro nutriets.

IMHO, all of the AN products are way overpriced, with spotty results. Not a mistake I'll make with them again.
Fox Farms Big Bloom has guano, castings...and the other two in the 3-part series have the micronutes. They also have a handy feeding chart for newbies. (newbies to their nutes, that is) And no...I don't have any type of affiliation to FF or anybody that sells it, other than being a satisfied customer.

I plan on using mycorrhizal from plant success when they are done sprouting and i think this will make a good combo with feeding organic nutes and soil. Any opinions?

Beneficials are...beneficial, whether organic nutes are used or not. :jointsmile: If using michorrizae, careful with additives that will kill beneficials. (hydrogen peroxide, for instance)

Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on 03-29-2009. Base Nutrient for Veg? Im wondering what kinds of success you have had with different brands of nutrients. Last season i used GH BB bio bloom and Green Fuse bloom stimulator during the bloom. Both being organic i had rather good results :stoned:, but now im stuck with a decition on nutrient for veg. I dont know if i should go with the GH BB bio veg or if anyone has something els on thier mind. I would like to stick to organic, and my soil is about 30%perlite 20% peat and 50% organic soil with guano worm castings Rating: 5