New to growing need nutrient advice please

Never mind. I’m gonna go with advance nutrients ph perfect starter kit. Eventually I want to go organic but until I get familiar with the plant I need to minimize variables.

Please see below few good brands GHE (terra aquatica nutrients) I just start using but have seen some good results https://www.terraaquatica.com/mineral-fertiliser-solutions/tripart/ Canna another great nuts and the bottle desing with measuring tank is great https://www.canna-uk.com/products And if you money Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect are good and you dont have to worry about the PH https://www.advancednutrients.com/products/coco-coir-growers/#

biobizz and bio canna lines are simple to use and give great results

What ever you choose your ratio for NPK is most important. Vegging NPK ratio is 3-1-2, flowering NPK ratio is 1-2-3. Gonna keep it short and to the point answer. Good luck 🌱👍

I'd go with something super simple for vegetative like fox farm grow big. A little goes a long way. I'd also recommend trying out just simply top dressing with some worm castings & using worm tea for flower. You could try tiger bloom by fox farm but personally I find it super strong. Hope this helps!

I recommend building supersoil and making it living. Then, you don't need to worry about nutrients after a couple runs. But, that involves amending, re-amending, composting worms, soil mites, cover crops, and big buckets or earth beds. So, i'm going to say, grab Advanced Nutrients 3-bottle pack. Grow, Micro, and Bloom. You'll probably need to get a bottle of CalMag, too. If you want to use organic dry nutrients, the Down to Earth stuff is great. Crustacean meal, kelp meal, blood and bone meal, bio-char, oyster shell flour, basalt, gypsum, malted barley seed, and neem/karanga. It's always good to have langbeinite handy, as well. That stuff is amazing. You can even get most of these in one mix called Craft Blend, from BuildASoil. They also have a YouTube channel with loads of free information about starting and maintaining living soil in pots and earth beds. Nothing touches nugs that are grown in this setup, in my opinion. Hopefully this isn't information overload for you. I hope this helps.