Cannaboom

Very well, and about Cannaboom, there’s something to say about their nutrients that will be very important for anyone opting for them to keep in mind. There are three basic lines of Cannaboom; the Fullcrem concentrated; the The Witcher’s Potion, which is mineral and already solubilized; and the Booker, which is solid and soluble. All three are very similar in their nutrient base, but it’s very important to consider some limitations that are crucial when choosing any of these Cannaboom lines. Let’s start with the Witcher’s Potion, which I found quite acceptable in its mineral composition and with its base of products - in total, about nine - Megariz; Grow Base; Bloom Base; Actiboom; PK Boom; Final Boom; More Mass; CalMagSi; and now a solid bud hardener. As mineral nutrition and for use in soil and for autoflowering, it’s quite good, but there are cheaper alternatives with better results, like Hesi or Mills (without using Vitalize, which is a product with incredible results). When it comes to Fullcrem, this is where the less favorable aspects of this brand start. Fullcrem has, for example, various combinations in its cultivation tables - from basic nutrition to expert or Coco/Hydroponics - and what is very noticeable is that there will be a base of six to seven products that are the foundation of everything: Raimil; Boom Rapid; Floraboom; Brutalzym; RedBomm; and Terpenum. If you use this base of six products in the basic grow plan, in soil and normal watering, what’s noteworthy is that for photoperiod-dependent or even autoflowering plants, you’ll have decent growth without being incredible. So, for the price you pay for this FullCrem base line, the results are not proportional to what you spend, and this is where the limitations in FullCrem nutrients come in. To create an Expert plan and achieve outstanding results, Cannaboom proposes having a list of almost 20 compounds that need to be combined. The big problem is that many of these compounds, in very small volumes (50ml), are very expensive (averaging around 30 euros), and the bigger issue is that it’s very clear that the use of compounds becomes mandatory, and here’s why: for some compounds to integrate, you have to use others mandatorily. For example, if you’re growing in coco, you need to use Cannibal, which consists of two bottles (A+B) of 50ml and costs you 50 euros; then, to integrate nutrients in the basics, you’ll need to provide a huge variety of compounds, like Goma 2; Vita Boss; the Bloods; and others. This is the biggest problem: in Cannaboom, for nutrients to integrate, the fertilizer and induction compounds are mandatory, and in summary, if you want to work with Cannaboom, you either have to spend several hundred euros or if you go for the basics, you won’t get the results you expect from the basics. With the basics, you won’t have results in coco; in soil, you’ll have mediocre results, and with other more affordable nutrients and brands, you’ll get better results. To finish, the solid and soluble Bokker line is a “chemical bomb” that might give you bud size, but you definitely won’t end up with the expected quality and organoleptic character. I’m sorry; I’ve worked more recently with Cannaboom, and my evaluation of these nutrients, from which I expected outstanding results, after two seasons, my final word is that they are expensive; there’s a need to have a very large number of supplements for the combinations with the basic compounds to provide what’s necessary for the grows, and above all, even something as simple as The Witcher’s Potion has market solutions that outperform Cannaboom at more reasonable prices. My advice for Cannaboom, if they want to position themselves as a superior quality brand, is to simplify the cultivation plans; to create basic lines that are not necessarily dependent on the combination of the “thousand” compounds they have, and that their quality-price ratio needs to improve significantly. Otherwise, and I give this example: “what good is having RedBoom and Terpenum if, for example, the base Floraboom doesn’t integrate unless you add MaxiSugar; Goma 2; and Cannibal?!?”. With my comment, what I’m trying to convey to the people responsible for Cannaboom is that it’s their responsibility to generate not just a money-making machine, but to have a quality that can truly attract new customers and especially not lose those who have tried to start using Cannaboom as their main nutrition in their grows. I leave you with the reflection of someone who knows very well the quality - the pros and cons - of their products.