i would like to use your products but there's no way you need 16 different ferts. to grow top notch gardens. witch is best
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The hobbyist bundle only has 8 nutrients. That doesn't include your 3 primary macronutrients. These are basically your micronutrients of which there are a lot of. That is why the larger bundles such as the grandmaster have so many bottles. Advanced nutrients makes a good product line, but there aren't too many differences in brands.
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U can use jus there 3 part grow micro bloom base and get good results the rest is for a few steps above but they probly have a few that don't do much but I've been using there 3 part base w b-52, big bud, bud candy, and overdive. U can stick to the base 3 and add 1 at a time to c if there's a noticeable difference I got mine at the same time and have had really good results (spend the $ a good ppm meter tho makes life way easier blue lad works great)
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Get your good base nutes 1st and remember that advanced nutrients are ph perfect ~ you must use ro water ie pure water . The best base nutes are sensi grow for veg stage and connoisseur for bloom stage and yes connoisseur is worth the extra money . for your first couple trys at it and while your learning the hobbyist bundle s a good deal . then start reading up on what the other bundles in combination do http://www.advancednutrients.com/hydroponics/
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I have used the flora trio in soil grows despite the claim its designed for hydroponics. I am not familiar with an aerogarden. If you are indeed growing only herbs I don't see the need for all three, but veggies do flower and the trio has a veg , flower, and finishing component. Fox farms makes quality chems as well as Advanced Nutrition. Both are available on here.
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As far as I know, all bundles have same base nutes, 2 part or 3 part, each for veg & flower. Additional supplements are added as you climb the ladder & the price goes up. The ph control DOES work. Most items are pretty well known & can be purchased separately. If you are happy with the trio ur using...ain't broke... If you decide to try AN, make sure to mix/add part A & B separately.
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I started with 6 weeks long time period in my 60 gal tank, per bottle.Well, in 8 months time, my aquatic jungle has been harvested 3 times. My tank is 24 inches tall, and I had lillies growing ouy of the top. More plants....more CO2 I got another for a smaller tank and uses 6 times more due to a miniscule leak. :(. And they are expensive. I am a ruralite and am dragging my feet to get into town for a better setup. It may be a good "Starter" setup. BTW, the "leaker" valve on a 10 gallon moss shrimp tank, goes thru 6 times faster than my "jungle" 60 gal.....IMHO, the "20" is a piece of junk as well....Fluval needs to start over and do it right....... I started with 6 weeks long time period in my 60 gal tank, per bottle.Well, in 8 months time, my aquatic jungle has been harvested 3 times. My tank is 24 inches tall, and I had lillies growing ouy of the top. More plants....more CO2 I got another for a smaller tank and uses 6 times more due to a miniscule leak. :(. And they are expensive. I am a ruralite and am dragging my feet to get into town for a better setup. It may be a good "Starter" setup. BTW, the "leaker" valve on a 10 gallon moss shrimp tank, goes thru 6 times faster than my "jungle" 60 gal.....IMHO,... » Read More I started with 6 weeks long time period in my 60 gal tank, per bottle.Well, in 8 months time, my aquatic jungle has been harvested 3 times. My tank is 24 inches tall, and I had lillies growing ouy of the top. More plants....more CO2 I got another for a smaller tank and uses 6 times more due to a miniscule leak. :(. And they are expensive. I am a ruralite and am dragging my feet to get into town for a better setup. It may be a good "Starter" setup. BTW, the "leaker" valve on a 10 gallon moss shrimp tank, goes thru 6 times faster than my "jungle" 60 gal.....IMHO, the "20" is a piece of junk as well....Fluval needs to start over and do it right....... « Show Less
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Yes but only some of the types. The others would be better for a moss garden. My order was great all the moss is doing very well. It sounds like a great idea I think you need a compact and durable type of moss. Like the moss that grows were people walk. Good luck Wesley.
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Yea, I'm not sure why it's worded like that but I have 5 stations around my house and use only one watering program. I'm sure if you wanted a creative watering schedule you could do it with tis thing.
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earthbox is good stuff. however, it does not come with the needed soil, fertilizers, etc. I strongly recommend that you look at their products carefully and then review what you want to accomplish and where. do you need a staking kit? if you are growing tomatoes, you might - or provide your own. I have found the small bag (1.0 cu ft) of miraclegro fills one earthbox. you also need an eartthbox replanying kit - fertilizer, lime, all pre measured. is earthbox expensive. you bet. doers it produce worthwhile results. you bet. they tend to be out of staking kits, etc. it is better to order all of what you need for one growing season before you begin. it is an good use of space and can provide excellent grower-control of your plants. If you are truly serious about growing this is a good option - short of a raised bed system. growums' is another option. I have never used growums, but I would if I could find them...Lowe's has them sometimes, some locations.
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No, I've used only Miracle Grow and it worked great. I'm sure your mix is even better.
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it depends on how many plants you want to grow but I would think for two people I don't think you need the largest size I think the middle size would be enough
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I'd personally go with two but one will be enough if your just germinating ... If your vegging in that area it's better if you get two .. Although one will work , just may have to keep it a bit closer than if you had two ..
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Like the other responses say, you can grow anything in this DWC pot. Quantity depends on the type and size of plant, as many herbs tend to take up less room than vegetables. I cannot think of any vegetable or fruit that I would plant more than 1 in this size pot. Happy growing!
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This kit when I bought it came with everything you need except for lights to grow one plant self contained. I do believe they come in kits. I would suggest that if you plan on more than one plant that you go with a DWC tub, you can build one for about 35 dollars that is 10 gal. 6 plant. as well consider a tent to grow in as well as whatever light system you want. decent fans........two one for intake and one for outtake of old air.
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Ah, now that depends on the kind of plant and how big it will get. If you do a web search for the product and go to the GrowBox home page, it tells you how many of various kinds of plants you can fit in one box. Smaller herbs and whatnot can usually number over a dozen, but some larger plants, like eggplants and tomatoes, are going to be down to 2-4.
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No, I just bought 3 and the shipping was per plant. A bit disappointing since they all came in 1 box.
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Yeah it's two teaspoons per gallon or two dropper fulls worth comes out same. So I'd recommend a miracle grow outdoor plant food that has a platic mixer that hooks up to your hose, cheapest way to go for the long run if your doing a garden or outdoor house bushes. This is fine for one or two bushes to be fertilized one a month. But will go quick, great for house plants though, and you can try it once and see if you see results. Good Luck Hope I Helped
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Specifically I purchased it originally for my orchids. I now water all my plant with the fertilizer about every 3 or 4 waterings. I water my plants approximately once a week.
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I would also buy http://www.amazon.com/FX14045-Granular-Fertilizer-Tri-Pack-Canisters/dp/B000HY2ODU/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t and use only the open sesame, beastie bloom, and cha-ching by themselves from flowering til harvest. I had good results with these fertilisers.