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I'm pretty sure this was exactly the thinking behind Advanced Nutrients coming up with the Hobbyist, Expert, etc levels for their nutrient bundles. But of course people either ignore that or they look for ways to condemn it as some kind of marketing ploy. Some people and I'm not trying to...

The chart includes products because the products are available - not because you're expected to use them all. If they don't list every product that might be used together in a feeding chart people that have the things that aren't listed wouldn't know what to do with them. The only people I've...

The feeding schedule for soil is going to be overgeneralized at best. "Soil" is such a vague term, horticulturally, that it's impossible to say for certain how much you should feed. It's much easier in a hydroponic setting because you know the growing media starts at zero nutrition. How much...

Let's look at the statement then. "Do you have some documented info to prove your claim, or is it just because you say so?" This can be simplified as a statement of "A is true, or B is true". There is no allowance in that statement for alternate possibilities. Then the definition of B is...

"Do you have some documented info to prove your claim, or is it just because you say so?" This is a logical fallacy. The absence of proof doesn't mean that it's purely opinion. If you're standing alone in an empty room and asked to produce documentation that your belief that microscopic...

Sensi Grow is great for veg, but you'll want the Sensi Bloom for flowering. If you do really short veg times you might even just use the Bloom (I know one guy who does and he does really well but he's SOG just so you know.)

The main concern when switching nutes is the differences in the way each manufacturer approaches achieving the same nutritional goals. Occasionally you can end up with a deficiency or over-fert while the plants transition. Generally it's not a big issue, but it's a good thing to keep in mind...

"if you can eat it, you can smoke it"? Seriously? That's like saying "if you can eat it, it's good for you". I love Twinkies, and I'll probably keep eating them, but I'm not going to pretend it's a smart move on my part when I scarf one down. Let's ignore for the moment that the human body...

You have to keep in mind that not all those microbial products sold are still in good condition when you get them. There's a lot that can be done (or not done) to make sure they're viable in the bottle for a reasonable length of time. I'm betting that's probably what causes the price...