nice man! she has a nice structure :thumbsup:
 
@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!

We address the nitrogen issue by phasing out the MagNifiCal. if you notice in our calculator (www.remonutrients.com/calculator), we recommend discontinuing the product after week 5. You're right about the effects of nitrogen overfeeding but after diluting, 3% is not really that unreasonable. Nitrogen can't be totally removed or fan leaves start dying as soon as you flip to flower.

Velokelp has kelp derived enzymes. We use cold pressed liquid kelp extract for this product so some of the bennies are available due to no heat being added during extraction. As for third party products, we've used zyme and great white during veg to break down left over roots in the medium after reconditioning our coco for re-use.

Hope that helps,

Joel
 
We address the nitrogen issue by phasing out the MagNifiCal. if you notice in our calculator (www.remonutrients.com/calculator), we recommend discontinuing the product after week 5. You're right about the effects of nitrogen overfeeding but after diluting, 3% is not really that unreasonable. Nitrogen can't be totally removed or fan leaves start dying as soon as you flip to flower.

Velokelp has kelp derived enzymes. We use cold pressed liquid kelp extract for this product so some of the bennies are available due to no heat being added during extraction. As for third party products, we've used zyme and great white during veg to break down left over roots in the medium after reconditioning our coco for re-use.

Hope that helps,

Joel

Sounds great to me!
 
We address the nitrogen issue by phasing out the MagNifiCal. if you notice in our calculator (www.remonutrients.com/calculator), we recommend discontinuing the product after week 5. You're right about the effects of nitrogen overfeeding but after diluting, 3% is not really that unreasonable. Nitrogen can't be totally removed or fan leaves start dying as soon as you flip to flower.

Velokelp has kelp derived enzymes. We use cold pressed liquid kelp extract for this product so some of the bennies are available due to no heat being added during extraction. As for third party products, we've used zyme and great white during veg to break down left over roots in the medium after reconditioning our coco for re-use.

Hope that helps,

Joel

Totally! That makes sense and sounds good to me. I am going to get full package of your stuff and start up testgrow around weekend with my AutoWhiteWidows as they are maturing a little now. Thank you for your answer, that helps a lot!
 
OFFICIAL TEST GROW FROM SOW TO HARVEST HAS BEGUN!!

3 x DP Auto Glueberry OG under a Mars Pro II 320 with Grow Spectrums on. Should have action by Sun/Mon!

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To answer your questions:

How did you come up with optimal pH?

Honestly, Remo has 28 years of growing experience and you can only imagine how many cycles he's done in his lifetime. As in statistics, the larger the sample pool, the more accurate the results. He's just done it for so long, this is what he's found.

Can you point to a coco grow that has finished and was done @6.3 ph?

Regards .
 
Hi @Habitual

I meant no disrespect. Remo doesn't have a chemistry degree but I do have a degree in lab based kinesiology and an associates degree in sport sciences. Figuring out ideal conditions can be found using two methods, scientific and brute force logic. Scientific method serves to remove things call "confounding variables" which would affect your ability to find accurate results. The brute force method essentially refers to trial and error.

As I mentioned before, if you do the same thing over and over and over and over and over...although it's more time consuming, your skill level and knowledge will be refined. There's a reason why people say it takes 10,000 hours to master something.
 
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@RemoNutrients Nothing is mentioned about coco. nice plants and your nutes seem to be the rave. That doesnt answer my question is there a grow done by a tester doing coco with remo @ 6.3 ph? No offence but seeing means doubting less. this industry is saturated with guys that done it 10 000 times .... So that holds little value, When was remo established?

This isnt just confrontation I want to see it done. I have doubted other products and on a few changed brands.

Hab
 
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