DaSofaSurfer

great. quite happy with it

overall great product at a great price. usually citric acid shouldn't be used as it's very unstable. this was formulated in a way to be stable. citric acid is the base for this organic pH reducer is that you can use it during both the growth and flowering periods. Usually, people end up using either phosphoric or nitric acid during the entire cycle which is a mistake, as each one is specific to a plant phase. These types of reducers are also quite strong and can do away with fungi or bacteria in the substrate, which is not good for your plants (especially in organic grows) or your pocket. I'll keep using it for sure. no issues whatsoever

still on the fence about this product. I got it because the excess heat. as you may know excess heat is no bueno for terpine production. so I thought I could use this to conter the heat. if that's your problem I can tell you there are no miracles. you're probably better off buying kelp, silica and humic acid to combat the heat itself. heat will cook away the precursors needed for terpine production. I will use this product again during cooler temps before calling it snake oil. in cooler temps I still have some hope but this was my first time using it so that's the only thing I can speak on and I wasn't impressed. maybe next time, if not then I won't be using buying/using this anymore

not the cheapest nutrients. also they want you to buy some 16 different bottles (if u want the full lineup) I'm pretty sure alot of these don't need to be sold separately . what I really like is the pH perfect technology. not having to pH and having peace of mind that the pH is always on point is pretty awesome. pH pens can lie to you if not calibrated , the electrodes can stop working not to mention one less thing to fiddle with. this nutrient line worked very well. if it's worth the extra cash or not, that's for you to decide

good budget light