im wondering what these nutes are all about anyone try them? 100$+ for the liter kit (so 2 liters total i think) when i get my tax return maybe ill experiment with those and see if they are worth it
Locally here (Surrey BC) MSRP is 89.99 for 1L set. I know stores that sell them for $65-70 CDN This ones on Vancouver Island http://www.progressive-growth.com/proddetail.php?prod=connoisseur
Do you have any idea what your local store sells the 3 GH for? I get it for about 135 CD from Maple Ridge
What store? If I was to buy it from a store today even with out any discount it should be $125 after tax. G - 34.99 B - 34.99 M - 47.99 + one tax
wondering if one brand of nutes grows better than the other yield vs taste ive been hearing the organics taste the best.....no idea
http://www.progressive-growth.com/proddetail.php?prod=connoisseur that one can be used in an aeroponic system correct?
i believe every nute should have a chance yield flavor ph stability thats what im looking for also cost to produce each ounce
i use the full conni line and will never go back to anything else again unless it can out perform the conni which i think will be hard to do!
Heck yeah man, Conni is the king of 2-part fertilizers. I start out with the little brother, Sensi 2-part Grow fertilizer and switch em to the Connoisseur after flipping the lights and then it's off to the races man! I don't know why more of the fertilizer companies don't make a premium 2-part like Conni. There's DM's Gold but that's more like a Connie Light than a true premium grade fert. Seems to me like they'd at least want to TRY to compete.
can u give me any ideas about the difference? yield bud aftertaste? how about how strong......some say to cut back on your amount of ferts.....like i use 2.9 ec during flowering
I was looking at the ad for this and it seems to indicate that Connoisseur is for hydroponic systems....at least there are no references to soil with this particular product. Am I reading this wrong? Any dirt growers using this? I'm curious about it. I've been using FoxFarm products for a while now and I've been happy with them but I'm thinking about experimenting with some different nutes.