Nutrients Rebel Tests Remo Nutrients for CannaZone

[Rebel]

If this is a good as it gets AS @Rebel and @IzzyTheGrower says which I believe them wholeheartedly. I might feed all my plants in my next grow and just switch over to REMO period. I calculated with there calculator I will still have some nutrients left over I am thinking really hard.

Here's my 5 x 5 right now..

Fairly I think we are all in great hands with Remo!

I've started the feed, feed, water. Watered night before last...

 

[IzzyTheGrower]

Here's my 5 x 5 right now..

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Fairly I think we are all in great hands with Remo!

I've started the feed, feed, water. Watered night before last...

Looking great man have you tried a foliar feed with magnifical and velokelp... My girls loved the magnifical foliar

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[IzzyTheGrower]

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[Dr. Babnik]

Here's my 5 x 5 right now..

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Fairly I think we are all in great hands with Remo!

I've started the feed, feed, water. Watered night before last...

It looks so good!

 

[Rebel]

Looking great man have you tried a foliar feed with magnifical and velokelp... My girls loved the magnifical foliar

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Thanks Izzy! No I haven't... I have Optic Foliar's Over Grow and i used that on them until they popped pistils... I don't like spraying the hairs at all...

It looks so good!

Thank you Doc! I finally got your new badge issued... Did you notice?

 

[Dr. Babnik]

Thanks Izzy! No I haven't... I have Optic Foliar's Over Grow and i used that on them until they popped pistils... I don't like spraying the hairs at all...




Thank you Doc! I finally got your new badge issued... Did you notice?

Thank you very much, Sir!

 

[RemoNutrients]

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@RemoNutrients if possible could you explain the ph balance I'm loving the line so far but wanting to try with coco would I need to adjust ph accordingly or will it balance itself no matter if it's coco or soil??

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Hi Izzy,

Without going into the logic of a "pH Perfect" nutrient line (how does one product buffer an acidic and basic formula...this is scientifically impossible). In the majority of scenarios with our line, you're either going to need a pH up product or nothing at all. Our line is more acidic than normal tap water (6.5-7.5) so your solution, after mixing in all of the products, will come out around 5.5-6.5 If you're using coco and you want to hit that 6.3 sweet spot, you're still going to be okay with a feed pH between 6.0 and 6.5. 6.3 is optimal but consider how much more you'll actually get by bringing 6.1 up to 6.3...honestly, unless you're producing commercially, I wouldn't worry about it. Plus, you don't have to introduce a new substance to your soil...and you're saving some money.

There are a whole bunch of pH up solutions available on the market and almost all of them are concentrated potassium hydroxide diluted in distilled water and sold for $15. I can't honestly endorse any one line but we use technaflora's pH up (if that means anything). Just be warned, the shit can burn you and you only need a minuscule amount at any given time. If you overshoot your pH, you need to toss the batch...do not play the up and down buffer game.

 

[IzzyTheGrower]

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Hi Izzy,

Without going into the logic of a "pH Perfect" nutrient line (how does one product buffer an acidic and basic formula...this is scientifically impossible). In the majority of scenarios with our line, you're either going to need a pH up product or nothing at all. Our line is more acidic than normal tap water (6.5-7.5) so your solution, after mixing in all of the products, will come out around 5.5-6.5 If you're using coco and you want to hit that 6.3 sweet spot, you're still going to be okay with a feed pH between 6.0 and 6.5. 6.3 is optimal but consider how much more you'll actually get by bringing 6.1 up to 6.3...honestly, unless you're producing commercially, I wouldn't worry about it. Plus, you don't have to introduce a new substance to your soil...and you're saving some money.

There are a whole bunch of pH up solutions available on the market and almost all of them are concentrated potassium hydroxide diluted in distilled water and sold for $15. I can't honestly endorse any one line but we use technaflora's pH up (if that means anything). Just be warned, the shit can burn you and you only need a minuscule amount at any given time. If you overshoot your pH, you need to toss the batch...do not play the up and down buffer game.

Thanks for the very detailed response after nutes i came out a tad over 7 I didn't ph down as I added recharge helps with ph and ppm issues for now on just for piece of mind I'm going to ph...

Maybe it's not too late for a lil ph down get it down in the mid 6's

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[MedGrower]

@RemoNutrients I have two questions regarding your nutrient lineup:

1) I see that Magnifical has NPK value of 3-0-0. I have seen this same thing with some other CalMag -products and I've heard a claim that adding this much of extra N for your plant in generative perioud would negatively impact on the volume of the flower. Is this so and why does your product end up having such a high amount of nitrates in it?

2) Do any of your products have enzymes in them or would you recommend using a 3rd party enzyme product such as Sensizyme or Cannazyme?

After checking out these two questions I think I will be going out and securing myself a whole set of you nutes. It sure looks promising!

 

[Rebel]

Here's some shots of my 9 weeks old Sugarbaker before she came down tonight!