VooDoo Juice? Your Thoughts.

[BioloGyMaJor]

Hi guys,

these company have freaking amazing marketing attempts to make you want to buy their products. i wanted to know if anyone in the community has tried using the voodoo juice by advanced nuntrients. it's pretty expensive but is it worth its cost?



your opinions are appreciated!



Happy Gardening,
TeXas

[nymphetamine]

hey biologymajor - great ?? i wanna know too....

[BioloGyMaJor]

well i guess alot of people haven't tried voodoo juice by advanced nutrients


i tried using the forum search feature but really didnt find the information that i was looking for ^_^







i guess i'll just have to try it for myself!

[medgt]

aye i use it and i would say its worth the cash

[BioloGyMaJor]

Originally Posted by medgt

aye i use it and i would say its worth the cash

what type of grow did you use it on?

[trupti]

I read somewhere that "tests show Voodoo Juice increases root mass as much as 90%."

[Dude in the kno]

hey peeps, i use a wide range of AN nutes and there good, am not to sure about the 90% thing, but it does help your plant endlessly. there are surtain micro-organisms that help with uptake of nutes in any medium, but you need to have a food chain for the microbes to work in harmony. even in soil you coiuld easily increase your yeilds by 30% or more just by having a good microbe food chain in your medium!

[BioloGyMaJor]

you should elaborate.


i think it would make for a good sticky in the advanced growing techniques.


TeXas ^_^

[basementhydro]

If I get more time I could try to explain the way the the whole mycorri-stuff and beneficial microbes thing works, but I'd probably get half the stuff just a bit wrong. Besides, you probably know it better anyway.

But yeah, hydroponics tends to overlook the natural symbiosis between plants and microbes. Hell, the stuff is one of the major differences between soil and desert. Brilliant stuff.

You take two plants, give them all the perfect environment they could possible want, and give one of them the beneficial microbes they'd have in nature, and you could ask a 3 year old which plant is the better plant, it's that obvious. Major difference.

(I don't have anything to back it up, but I think that that's the difference in the results of regular hydroponics plants and soil-grown. Know how everyone says hydroponic tomatoes don't taste as good? That's why. Put that in and they'll swear it was soil-grown. That's my experience, anyway.)