Best & Worst Nutrients to Feed Cannabis at a Grow Store

[@growingyourgreens]

Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:20 On location at Monster Gardens 01:25 Nutrients You Should and Shouldn't Use 02:25 What are deadrients? 03:22 Deadriends Can Grow Herbs & Food 04:25 What are fertilizers/nutrients made out of? 05:28 Feed Your Soil Not Buy Oil 07:10 Benefits of Organic Growing over Conventional Nutrients 11:55 Three reasons to stop using cannabis nutrients 13:32 The truth about Cannabis Nutrients Industry won't tell you. 16:29 Chemical Carnage 17:24 Stop Buying 20 products, just buy one instead. 19:44 These organic nutrients won't burn your plants 20:48 Organic Nutrients You Can Buy 22:!5 Dry vs Liquid Fertilizer Nutrients 23:01 Do you need to Check Your Ph? Ph Up and Ph Down? 23:45 Organic Ph adjusters better than un-natural ones 25:17 Best Organic Nutrients and Fertilizers You Should Use 26:55 Green Grow Dry Organic Nutrients are cheaper and last longer 29:00 Monster Gardens are here to help you and education 34:22 Best Bagged Soils You Can Buy 36:36 Why are worm castings essential for organic growing 38:25 Best thing you could ever do for your garden 40:10 Do these two things to blow away synthetic nutrients 41:30 Why I use Boogie Brew Compost Tea 42:45 Worms make the best organic fertilizer 44:27 Down to Earth Organic Fertilizers 46:55 Neem Seed Meal Fertilizer & Pest Repellant 48:21 Monster Has the best Indoor Grow Products

[@ChadnRanda]

Hey John, do you know if its ok to use organic maple syrup and/or raw honey with boogie brew to feed microbes?? And what happened with TDs Lady that was double stacking leaves btw? Thanks 4 everything you guys have done and are continuing to do for all the forgotten practices and all the new and upcomming practices as well, that we all need to embrace.

[@mcjonner]

Do you still offer the coaching on Fiverr or anything of the sort still?

[@BoogieBrew]

@@ChadnRanda A little honey or molasses won't hurt, and could be beneficial for extending a tea past 24 hours brew time. Don’t feed the microbes the desert when they are busy digesting the main course. Use molasses and sugars in a homemade compost tea recipe , but not boogie brew, we already have the right amount in there.

[@jeremyreid78]

Here in Canada I use the Gaia Green line ,teas,and molasses good results

[@_ricky_009_]

yo bro , you need to shorten your videos , i like your content 💪 but i dont have time to sit through majority of the video

[@maxescamilla4597]

Prop 64 ruined the cannabis culture and industry in California. Only hope would be to repeal and replace it with something better. I do not support corporate cannabis. Find a solid home grower and support them.

[@topshelf223]

We’re still prop 215 fuck em

[@kanaan315]

Im right here ;)

[@kanaan315]

And your absolutely right regular 215 patients controlled their own meds

[@maxescamilla4597]

@@kanaan315 exactly!

[@Jayjay-vs8np]

I agree

[@Brokensoul586]

I used to own Bad Bunny Nutrients, essentially I commercialized rabbit manure into grow stores. I was able to hit 16 stores in 4 states, also turned down Tractor supply as I couldn’t meet their demand. However, I took my business as far as I could w/out bringing in an investor. Also, my gf at the time, we spilt up & I walked away from everything. But I want y’all to know, that rabbit manure is also non burning fertilizer. It’s also great to brew a tea. The google npk of rabbit manure is false, as different feeding will change the npk. Cheers!!

[@sidecardude]

what should you feed the rabbit???

[@Danknuggz_4200]

Was wondering what happend to ya guys on Facebook

[@sidecardude]

@@gothamnewyork6726 -Are you saying I should feed the rabbit npk????? What should I feed a rabbit that will promote the best npk?

[@user-ho5vz5tg3r]

I raised Rabbits for FFA and you are right about it being the best. We have a one acre garden that has been getting it dumped into it for 30+ years and our results are unsurpassed.

[@WarrenRushing-z3p]

All I use , I have wild rabbits in my back yard , I go poo collecting every morning and evening, rabbit poo makes an awesome tea, mix n a lil fish poo u good to go

[@ZPDSurvival]

Back in the 70's My Dad started a Red Worm farm in the basement and everyone Thought he was Crazy. We Sold Red Worms in Buckets for the Garden at the Public Market in the City. Here We are today. Intense.

[@NicGoldenEddie]

Awesome Worms not crazy at all. great great idea your dad had!! love it.

[@modlife9822]

You both have done so much for the organic grower. We owe both of you for opening our eyes and getting us all on the right track. Thank you both for all the knowledge.

[@GeorgiaGrowGuy]

There is a difference science indoor vs outdoor: Indoor I can outgrow my organics tent 2 or 3 to one with hydro/salts and can adjust what they receive in minutes. "Organic" takes weeks and months to adjust unless you are introducing things that would not be encountered in nature like teas or flushes. All these stews of ingredients would never be found in nature in these combinations of components. Does that still make it organic, even if its growing outdoors?

[@timpage5021]

Agreed. I grow both organic and synthetic.. I can keep pace with synthetic only if I use a much bigger pot size. So I’ve done away with the pots for my organic side and use SIP buckets and Grass Roots raised beds. They’re a lil pricey but I’ve had the same 3x6 bed going for a couple of years now. I grow both cuz I just like to garden. And grow my own medicine. But honestly I don’t notice a difference in quality either and neither can anyone else that I share with.

[@chriskimmer7324]

Not only was it a terrible sales video I could not STAND to listen to the way either one of them talked like when he said but hey Josh, just something super off probably the acting

[@BoogieBrew]

@Ouchwitz Summer Camp LLC I DID say that Pure Blend is a natural product which is free of deadrients! Where do you hear me say that Pure Blend kills soil? My only misgiving with it is the cost and carbon footprint of a liquid product.

[@BoogieBrew]

@@chriskimmer7324 Sorry, no "acting"... We're just trying to keep things real and tell folks honestly how they don't need to get ripped off purchasing chemicals.

[@BoogieBrew]

@Ouchwitz Summer Camp LLC Single use plastic packaging is a crime against the planet and humanity. We must all take steps to reduce our plastic and carbon footprint. And paying mostly for water in a heavy jug (which has a huge carbon footprint from transport) is ridiculous. All the ingredients necessary to grow world class plants can easily be obtained at far cheaper cost using teas and dry top dressings in a super soil base. Master Mark, (AKA the Boogie Master), is getting up to 3 pound yield per 1K of light by using a super soil recipe, Boogie Brew tea, Nature's Pride top dressings and kelp-sugar water. Testimony from an experienced grower: "Hi josh, just wanted to give you and mark a compliment. I did the same setup I do every year and it always turns out great but inevitably there will be points where I'll have some deficiencies and have to pull some lower leaves. With your regiment on soil prep alongside tea and seaweed and Brix, I literally haven't had to pull one leaf off the plants ( and I'm anal about pulling any ugly leaves). Thanks"

[@PWNHUB]

25:14 yes because microbes work w/ the roots and adjust ph at the root site allowing for better nutrient exchange. In hydro, or if otherwise not using any microbes PH adjustment is necessary. Indoor gardening and keeping away pests etc.

[@danellefrost5030]

Although I do not grow cannabis, I find videos such as this very educational and extremely helpful. I believe that I have probably spent more time building and nurturing my soil, than I have planting anything! I really do believe that a well prepared and maintained soil can provide plants most of what they require to thrive. I have joked and said, that if I were to move from my current location, I would box up my raised bed soil that I have worked so tirelessly building and take it with me! Thank you for continuing to provide content such as this. There is so much to learn and so few reliable sources out there teaching and sharing their knowledge.

[@jonbusby7048]

Wasn’t sure if I was watching a video about nutrition for plants or getting lectured on carbon foot print. Not for me

[@PeterKKraus]

Advanced Nutrients, Plagron and General Hydronics users have the best yields on growdiaries. I have heard Dutch Pro is good too.

[@JakeCannabisco]

Quantity vs Quality.. I'd rather have a organic plant with higher nutritional ,brix levels ie secondary metabolites with a sensible yield instead of a impressive yield with dramatically lower nutritional content. Synthetics can grow monsters but for better flavor & terps professionals go organic.. especially if it's medical. Newbs that have trouble understanding organics and following nutrient schedules typically smaller growers use Synthetics. After researching and growing most switch to organics & veganics to push the plant & flavor/terp profile further. There are tons of scientific evidence that also supports the reason why organic is better than synthetic.. true people love huge frosty buds.

[@PeterKKraus]

@@JakeCannabisco The only thing that needs to be organic in food or weed growing is pest control. A synganic set up is not detrimental to quality.

[@JakeCannabisco]

@@PeterKKraus science proves that statement wrong. Research has already proven more terps & secondary metabolites are made by organic living soil grows vs Synthetics. Literally every Research experiment proves Synthetics are for fast big plant yields.yet lack nutrition & secondary metabolites compared to organic. Organics are for higher quality 👌 check out ncbi they have Research papers you can read, proving this. That's why Big Agro & the majority switched to organics. It's safer and gives a better end result with a better ROI & scientifically proven. Opinions don't matter. There is plenty of evidence proving this.

[@darrenbeeken6783]

Synthetic is better than organic.

[@henrysaw3091]

​@@JakeCannabisco Explain me what is Organic and what is Inorganic (what you called synthetic) really mean??

[@whiskey2157]

I live in Humboldt County and yes the cannabis industry is crashing hard due to all the high prices of maintaining an operation. The fires and rolling black-outs have also, really taken their toll on alot of the local outdoor farmers, aswell as indoor. I personally am moving to a more organic soil builds an fertilizer. I just do enough for personal medical usage for chronic pains, an find that the whole process is very therapeutic for my mind.

[@movementwithmel]

Where do I go to find good plants clones for growing at home/ medical use?

[@kanaan315]

@@movementwithmel i hate to say harborside but i honestly dont no anywhere else to get clones other then from homegrowers even craigalist might be a better option

[@whiskey2157]

You can get clone and seed from a despo. I personally get my clones from a local breeder. But honestly you really need to talk to the person about the how it was cloned an whether the mother is from seed or not. Cause you'll find people making clones into mothers an going that way but that makes horrible clones. Check the health of the clones before agreeing to anything.

[@moscaman559]

@@movementwithmel grow from seed 👍🏼

[@english1midlands]

Crashing hard,don't you believe a word of it.The profits are massive.An increase in energy and food is minor.

[@aquapros916]

No till or nothin! All you need.... 1 part worm casting 1 part compost 1 part spagnum peat moss 1 part pumice stone (or perlite) Thats your base.... Dry ammendments you want... Kelp Alfalfa Oyster shell flower Crab meal Glacial rock dust Mix it all up well & youll have living soil in no time..... Keep things growing in it to keep it alive

[@DS-qy3qv]

Only problem I've found with soil is there's nothing clean about it so you must have an outdoor space to work on stuff. I grow in recirculating hydroponics so the only waste I have is a small rockwool cube. Ionic seems to be a really clean and effective nutrient. Doesn't need to be more than 700ppm unlike other brands

[@markwright4412]

I used ionic as a beginner. Clean system , easy directions, and I got huge results under a 400hps .

[@DS-qy3qv]

You know ionic is one of the best right? So many people see it as a starter feed when it's just a perfect base to build from. Dutch pro, canna, GH, AN, mills, pukka are all shit, unstable as hell in hydro setups where the quality really shows. I mainly use an 820w led now so the bulbs can stay wrapped up until autumn, Enough smoke to last me the year ain't bad

[@markwright4412]

@@DS-qy3qv I’ve been on AN forever. Now trying Connoisseur for the first time. I’ve always mixed AN with General Hydro base flora series and I’ve done very well.

[@demetriuspowell29]

⁠@@markwright4412I love gh

[@bamseskylling1978]

My respect for Monster Gardens and Josh one of the most legit salesmen i have ever seen, has just gone through the roof. Very informative, so nice to see and hear that i am not the only one Who dont want to waste my money/health/earth on chemicals and snake oil. Thank you John.

[@UbiquitousRomp]

Well I use Advanced nutrients.. the flashiest bottle of all. Grow Auto's in coco in 16 Litre pots x 4 in a 4x4 and get between 5.5 and 7.5 per plant. So I'm sticking with that as the smoke is lovely.

[@dmo848]

Same. Jus started using the big bud and bud candy with the base. Works great I believe

[@UbiquitousRomp]

@@dmo848 I'd recommend you add sensizym and Rhino skin to that. I also use Voodoo Juice,B52 in veg and Nirvana in bloom. Then Overdrive Here's a useful summary of what each bottle claims to do. B-52 - B-52 is in fact a vitamin boost for your plant, containing lots of Vitamin B, it has B1, B2, B3, B5 and B7, next to the vitamins it also includes seaweed & kelp extract. Like every vitamin, it helps the plants health and also profusing the flowering. This means a boost in vegetative growth and increased floral production. Vitamin B causes the plants metabolism to speed up and gives it some stress-relief. They also included folic acid and humates which also increase metabolism and cell replication. Rhino Skin - Rhino Skin is in fact our silica. Silica is used to strengthen the plants cell-walls, which then increases the plants resistance to fungi and insects. It also helps to make the stems of your plant a lot stronger and also much thicker. It also causes the plant to uptake more CO2 and higher nutrient absorption. Rhino skin also reduces the water loss through leaves which can help guard against wilting. Wilting is a process where the water is lost through the leaves causing the leave to roll up on itself and therefor making the surface of the leave smaller. Sensizym - Sensizym are your enzymes, these are proteins that boost the breakdown of organic matter into other forms. This basically means, it cleans up your roots, getting rid of all the dead roots and making room for new ones. In the process it creates new nutrients for your plant. Voodoo Juice - Voodoo Juice is a powerful and very concentrated blend of beneficial microbes. They inserted 12 Super-strain microbes into this formula that will help your plant against root-diseases, breaking down the nutrients for better uptake and stimulates root-branching and root-mass. Piranha - Piranha is a blend of beneficial fungi, they have the same purpose as the microbes found in voodoo juice. These fungi break down the nutrients for better uptake by the plant, and protect the roots against diseases. They basically work alongside the microbes found in voodoo juice. Tarantula - Last in our list of root expanders we have tarantula, it also consists out of beneficial microbes, in fact another 11 Super-strain microbes can be added to your root zone. These microbes form colonies around the roots to protect them from diseases, feeding them oxygen and breaking down the nutrients for better uptake. Nirvana - Nirvana is a whole range of natural foods, it contains alfalfa meal, earthworm castings, humus, seaweed extract, yucca extract, bat guano and a mineral called azomite. These foods increase the natural oils and terpene production within your plant. Nirvana bridges the gap between naturally grown and hydroponically grown. As an extra it also boosts the speed of growth. Bud Factor X - Bud Factor X is a product that fights your plants immune system, triggering it to defend itself without causing any harm or stress to the plant. The benefit of that is, that it will cause the plant to produces more enzymes and therefor strengthen your plant against diseases, pests or stressful environments. Another benefit of increasing the level of enzymes is that the plant starts to produce high quantities of essential oils, significantly increasing the final weight of your plant. Last but not least, it also carries traces of magnesium and nourishes the beneficial bacteria in the root-zone. Bg Bud Coco - Big bud coco contains a wide spectrum of yield-boosting and flavour-enhancing ingredients. One of the most important ingredients is Iron, which is also something coco tends to hang on to and therefor stealing it from your plants. It also contains a healthy dose of potassium and phosphorus which are required in large quantities during the blooming period of the plants life. Big bud noticeably increases the number of flowering-sites resulting in more buds. Overdrive - Overdrive basically takes over where big bud ends. Its designed to optimally swell, mature and improve your flowers in late the late bloom cycle, its that final push to get bigger, higher quality and heavier buds. Bud Candy - Bud Candy is a special mixture of sugars and carbohydrates that will give your plants a burst of energy. It also causes the beneficial microbes and fungi found in the root-zone that are being created by Voodoo Juice, Piranha and Tarantula to increase their growth and reproduction, which will make them even more effective and supercharging them to create even better nutrient uptake and resistance against diseases. Bud candy also increases the sugar levels within the plant, which not only increases the size and weight of your plant, but also the aroma and flavor. Flawless Finish - With flawless finish, as the word says, u will use it in the last week of your grow, causing the plant to use up all its build-up nutrients within the plant, and get rid of the salt & toxic residues within your plant. This was u will end up with a more cleaner, more aromatic and eventually better tasting end product

[@UbiquitousRomp]

@@dmo848 PS...ignore what is says on the chart about when to start the big bud....start adding it as soon as you see bud sites. even though still in veg

[@dmo848]

@@UbiquitousRomp I seen a video the other day saying they have voodoo plus which has like 4 of the products all together. That is what I'm grab as it's quicker I think n that b52. Using grow dots n recharge in the Coco grow only. The soil grow will get the advanced nutrients ph perfect when it's ready. About another week I'll start a small feed as they r seedlings at the moment.

[@dmo848]

So I should mess with that overdrive stuff? I figured the big bud n bud candy would be all I really needed for bloom. Idk never messed with this stuff before last year.

[@doobcruise8916]

Worm casting with azomite along with Epsom salt and molasses are my go2.

[@DavidfromMichigan]

Love azomite. Started this year. I swear that has to be the reason my plants didn't freeze one frosty morning. Zero plants died, when I was expecting a complete loss. I mean I've seen less frost do way more. Now, I can't prove or even know if azomite could be responsible, but it is what it is. That shits loaded with like... lol, every damn mineral. Good find for sure.

[@KoeppProperties]

While it's nice to grow in soil that is organic or "living", plants don't discern where their nutrient were derived from. Once it gets down to an absorbable level the nutrient ion is the same. The only real difference between organic and "synthetic" fertilizers is in how they are made. Synthetics use energy, oil and electricity, to pull Nitrogen out of the air, Haber-Bosch effect. Organic uses the soils own microbes to break down the nutrients already in the soil that are in the form of organic mass that contain these nutrient ions. Also, "synthetic" nutrients don't "kill" microbes. Microbes go dormant when they don't like the conditions like pH too high or low. I know this because I've personally tested a lot of these so called "synthetic" fertilizers and many, not all, but many are fine for microbial life.

[@UncleRodney-c2v]

you are full crap like a christmas goose i said you need to READBY JOHN JEAVONS IT NEVER MENTIONS GANJA HOW TO GROW MORE VEGTABLES

[@Blackbriar518]

Some of the most fragrant and best tasting flower was grown with salts... I'd hate to have newbies out here thinking otherwise.... Genetics and your environment play the biggest part in bringing out all the expressions, aromas and flavors

[@aylahughes9185]

its all grown with salts. no till/ living soil just regulates the manufacture and release inside the media. people have all sorts of dumb ways of looking at things when they are still learning, and sometimes people never develop a holistic approach and become the teacher.

[@dnx112]

Salts are 100% crap and the only way it is fire is because you have fire genetics. Organic grown is at least 50% more flavors compared to nasty salts.

[@aylahughes9185]

@@dnx112 ok but.... its all salts. in living soil the release/ synthesis of the salts is bio regulated by a feedback loop between the soil life and the rhizome of the plant, where as in hydroponics the salt is added in a feedback loop between the grower and the plant. in hydroponics the salts are "dead" where as in soil they exist in both there hydrous and anhydrous states concurrently.

[@dnx112]

@@aylahughes9185 Organic vs synthetic is like Steak vs dog food. I know you like dog food but us adults will take the steak aka organic. Side by side grows for the last 12 years using organic nutes vs your synthetic favorite has been no comparison. Not saying synthetic can't be decent but not awesome like organic nutes in side by side grows EVERY time. Rookies can say anything they want because they only used synthetic but there is no comparison compared to using organic nutes vs synthetic nutes.

[@aylahughes9185]

@@dnx112 you buy your organic nutes? you dont make your own? ooohff. scrub.

[@BrandonLogue-p7z]

I love the clarity and honesty here

[@mchv10]

Love these John and Josh videos. These always make my day. Thanks and keep them coming!!

[@StonerMikeYolorado]

Exactly I would love to hang with these 2 any day of the week

[@truckingwithmother8119]

This video is ... THE BEST GROWING TIPS VIDEO EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANXXX FOR THE HARD WORK !!!

[@tylerrobinson8963]

Great thing about Michigan is it has some of the best soil you can find anywhere and it's fully legal. Go out and put your plant in the soil in an open spot that gets sun, keep the weeds and bugs away , and water it a couple times a week . I even plant some other herbs around it to diversify the soil a bit. I promise you will get a plant that is as nice and healthy as anything.

[@thomascross8339]

Doing my best to leave IL for MI so we can do a family farm. MI is doing it right for the most part

[@aylahughes9185]

this is new Mexico also. tbh the mineral soil base we have is one of the best terroirs in the world. just needs mulch/ humus built back on top. once the life is back you can dry farm here.

[@timbaker266]

Yep that's what I know

[@randomdudehere4828]

I’m curious. I was looking up teas for my vegetable garden. I have a lot of peppers. Me and my wife love making our own salsas. Can I apply this to my peppers like you guys do to the weed? Or is that a whole different application/approach?..

[@BoogieBrew]

You are feeding soil, same protocols apply.

[@johnclawsdamnvan6937]

Cool video!!! Grow stores can be overwhelming for newer growers. Thanks for pointing folk in the best direction for not getting ripped off! Unfortunately, a lot of shops are happy to rip you off when you don't know what you're doing. Please believe this: You can get as good or better results with the less expensive stuff. Don't get distracted with the cool colors and pretty pictures! 🙂

[@BoogieBrew]

Indeed.... It's easier to scam newbies than to convince them they're being scammed.... And in the case of not-so-newbies / "experienced" growers, it's often easier to rely on their egos / low self esteem to keep them convinced they're paying for stuff they don't actually need...

[@richardgarbutt6478]

This was worthless 😞

[@johnnykush]

Hey thank you both for all the amazing content and most of all the knowledge y'all share is so through and through. You leave no questions unanswered!! I'm a new content creator and y'all are a huge inspiration for me so thank you!

[@cosmonaut9942]

I live in Sonoma County, not far from Monster Gardens. I've been buying from them for years. Primarily, I use Nectar For the Gods nutrients which is always in supply at Monster Gardens.

[@taneesescu]

Josh, good to see you back on camera man. Wealth of knowledge. Don't let the haters hate. I like what you have to say.

[@KathleenGallafraigh]

True about petroleum products in both plant "food" as well as human vitamins. Save the soil. However, be careful of promoting anti-petroleum propaganda. The alternatives for power create even more pollution and harm to people who are middle class and lower than gas. But people believe the story, because it sounds altruistic instead of following the process and learning the alternatives hide some ditty secrets. Just like researching companies to see if they are worthy to support, we should apply this practice to everything. Trust nothing unless you've researched without learning on others to do the work for you.

[@Davidg1t1]

You are so articulate and right on in all your comments Kathleen. I hope you continue sharing.

[@richardvillanueva559]

💯💯💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@makemlaughtilithurts1718]

Is soil from under an apple tree from an orchard good to make tea for cannabis plants? i wanted to know because the soil has years of apple sugars composting in the soil.

[@BoogieBrew]

I'd bet it would rock...

[@makemlaughtilithurts1718]

do the orchards use pesticides ?

[@BoogieBrew]

@@makemlaughtilithurts1718 Sure hope not...

[@coordinxtez2918]

Another hidden gem by the masters of soil. Great video 📝

[@bustownbc2787]

I'm in ohio and back when I started 10 years ago you could get 4k for a elbow....now...with cali and other places flooding the market with trash for 1000 a elbow, no1 wants 2 pay what premium dank is worth in bulk...kinda crazy how the legalization just cut so many families throats who have survived off the grow game for years

[@johnkings2030]

These guys are awesome. They really bring it to the table for organic gardeners.

[@daru6088]

Synthetic nutrition and many other chemicals are used in forestry. I learned this when I went to nursery school and was involved in planting trees. Greenhouse powder nutrients are good stuff for cannabis.

[@brianbevilacqua4984]

Weed should taste good

[@BoogieBrew]

Deadrients kill soil life. Their use in both greenhouses and forestry are examples of how we al live in a chemotocracy. Soil Life is all life, shame on us humans for destroying the soil food Web.

[@jasonmann5019]

Soil improvement is very important. Great information and thank you for sharing John. Best wishes Jason from Melbourne Australia.

[@jackkennedy70]

I'm in Melb Aus Bmedows getting im getting so few results from my RDWC would you know why

[@jasonmann5019]

@@jackkennedy70 I have no experience with RDWC system. I have been learning what l can about soil biology. Compost and Worm castings to improve soil health. Good luck Jack.

[@jackkennedy70]

@@jasonmann5019 I'm going back to basics now anyway, I cant grow potatoes in water LOL, but the nutrients market is so saturated with overpriced products with a lot of corporate masturbation names and colourful labelling, any tips about what to feed.

[@moosebrandon8665]

Appreciate the info fellas I really like and enjoy watching you guys and I hope things get better out there

[@jefffogle915]

You guy's have a wealth of knowledge. Us new growers. Who bought into all the bottle hype. Love the simple stuff. Thanks. But it's nice to know what's in stuff i grow for wife

[@nyree35ful]

Help! I have always wanted to try growing organically but have been scared because me and math are not friends. Some videos make it seem very complicated. What are some fool proof tools that I can use to measure with when mixing these products together? Also what video can I watch that will show me how and when to use the products for my cannabis grows from seed to harvest? Thanks

[@ChadnRanda]

John, thanks for the years of lessons man. My wife and i have followed you for 5+ years, we really appreciate Everything you do and have done for mother earth and all of us booging a** GYGer's. I was ready for the TD update, you got me bro, but this was great haha. Thanks John, and thank you Josh, And the free frass u sent with my tea lmao! Man of his word to all of you guys/gals out there!

[@joshtonry4291]

John and Josh, you guys are awesome!!! Thankyou for everything you two have shared with us. Boogie on

[@super57x]

Nm

[@davedefrost2174]

I love boogie brew, it made my garden grow 4x's bigger weigh in two weeks

[@CP-qx2ff]

The best and cheapest nutrients are ones sourced/crafted from the nature surrounding you. For people that need the convenience of purchased nutrients Vital Garden Supply has complete line of organic fertilizers,soil, and i.p.m. products. The dry amendments are pretty cost effective and for people that like paying for water, they have liquid forms available. Many Emerald Cup winners that use their products.

[@jaysheehan29]

Thank you John and thank you Josh and I definitely support boogie Brew products I'm actually about to order more pure protein because that stuff has done my plants wonders I support locally owned companies like Josh's because those are the companies that need supporting

[@cynthiaheatly5562]

I am so happy to have found this video!! Thank you both for all the wonderful info about growing anything and where to find all the wonderful products that are safe for my plants, and ESPECIALLY, safe for Mother Nature and Mother Earth🙏🙏🙏 I have been poisoned by herbicides, pesticides, defoliants more than once and almost died, so I knew I didn't want to use chems and I would not even have soil brought in for the garden because I don't know what someone else might have put in that soil. Bless you, bless you for doing the right thing. I will start small but I will order the best now that I know!!!

[@ChadnRanda]

I love seeing Josh on the show and trying to gauge John's tolerance level for him LMAO thanks for the info John your the man!

[@Freedom_Born]

Yeah I’ve always noticed that with these two. Josh is kinda short on patience 🤣

[@KathleenGallafraigh]

Funny. I always watch for that too. I like that they are friends. Shows us that we can get along with a lot more people than we think with a little patience, humor, and willingness to listen.

[@cannafarmer]

I use gaia green and teas, I never have a deficiency. Living soil is the best imo

[@DavidfromMichigan]

Love Gia green. Both 444 and 284 I like to top dress at first sign of flower. What's your opinion on unsulphured molasses? Do you use?

[@blakerobinson9299]

This grow store guy is a badass just straight up best grow store guy I have ever seen taking his advice this year on the grow

[@johnkings2030]

Down to earth. Gotta try this good for tweeking your own npk formula.

[@uriel-heavensguardian8949]

Thank you for all this info. Im Green to growing. Trying to soak up all this as i go. Thank you for all this!

[@ryannichols9452]

Hey John one soil that I have come across ever since I got into gardening nearly 6 years ago that I have had great success with is fox farm ocean forest. If you ever get a chance can you do a review on it because I’m really interested on what you have to say about it?

[@100bgeagle]

Don't start seeds with ocean forest!!! They spray on fertilizers which is too hot for seeds!!!

[@Jayjay-vs8np]

Do you reuse the fox farm every run ?

[@RedGoat2035]

Foxfarm is all natural no pgrs

[@evilpnut4550]

Been using it for years. Mixed with strawberry farms.

[@ryannichols9452]

@@Jayjay-vs8np I’ve used it every year since I found it like 6-7ish years ago.

[@odavies5219]

They’re Mineral feeds, not synthetic or chemical ‘deadrients’. They work just fine, a lot of the time better than the alternatives, but at the cost of flavour. Also proven that when used in correct dosages no harm is done to soil life.

[@justoneofmany]

Foxfarm is not good anymore. Maybe out west you get a different formula, but I’ve had several issues that never occurred with Ocean forest before. I have switched to an east coast brand or make my own mix with promix. Indoor dry kept bags still had gnats, the worst I’ve ever seen was in a bag of Foxfarm Happy Frog. Foxfarm sold out and now it’s time to cash in on us with lower quality and less stable ingredients.

[@MRWESSoriginal]

This is why this video is funny, they go after non organic liquid nurtients, promote their friends dry amendments, dont mention organic liquid nurtients, and then suggest growing in the hottest soil sold currently, hypocrisy

[@natas12rm]

I'm honestly not getting any gnats and I've been using fox farms. I use mother earth for veg now cuz it's half the price of happy frog. I got gnats when I used 100% hp promix. I also got gnats thinking I could mix a soil of dry amendments and some cheap soil at home Depot. My brother in law also got gnats from hp promix.

[@IHamDogg]

You should mention that the best use of these Chemicals is for Water grows, I used Flora Duo and Sensi with some CAL mag to grow my plants, Liquid Nutes are mostly intended for this use.

[@theUrbanGardener]

First thought upon seeing the title, "How long does it take Josh to mention "Deadrients?"

[@repoillicit2196]

Surprised water quality wasn’t brought up🤔. If using organic can you use tap water???

[@Red_Hairing918]

Not speaking for anyone here, but check out past episodes. Water is life. Any water is better than no water for plants, but tap depending on your area will usually contain chlorine or chloramine which they use to kill bacteria during the transfer of water to ur tap. Use rainwater or a filter that Boogie Brew sells through their site or Amazon, or save up your boiled egg water till it cools or leave water outside in the sun a couple days. So many options that I can’t mention, but they tackled a few in episodes. Get a water filter for your own drinking as well if you can. Best of luck to you and I’m glad you found this channel to improve your health and growing experience

[@DavidfromMichigan]

With water treatment plants, ph can vary big time.

[@Mrjboomseedco]

Organic dry amendments is all I run I don’t use many liquids ever I do use the thick goo like gold fusion fusion flower but organic is way to go

[@mr.splackavellie2184]

Big difference in growing hydroponic and using chelated nutes than having an organic living soil bed. I've done and had success with both and both methods can be cost effective and expensive depending on your desired outcome

[@billanderson7816]

What’s some the stuff you use for hydroponics

[@mr.splackavellie2184]

@@billanderson7816 my fav is coco coir hydroton clay pellets and perlite mixed together. With this mix I can use salt inputs or all organic inputs such as worm castings with Macro NPK dry amendments and micro-organisms

[@demetriuspowell29]

I love coir Rockwool cubes rockwool floc and pro mix

[@joebill663]

Appreciate this bro! Thus guy gets it! We're all crushed by the corporatization of ganja! Hanging tough in norcal. ✌️

[@UDONTCME111]

Sorry but to say that powered nutrients and liquid work the same is not true at all (22:15). Take silica for example. Ready to use liquid monosiilic acid products work a million times better than the powered silica products that take weeks to absorb. Also, a bunch of people I know switched to powdered lines and their weed taste like cardboard. So based on what I've observed they aren't the same at all.

[@GmamaGrowz]

I'm almost off the synthetic train 🤩 Thanks for sharing!

[@davidanderson8469]

Me too. I've been using Botanicare's wanna be organic products but next crop is going to be organic.

[@jahineverybody]

10:10 I’m not trying to hate. Bless him up. Boogie Brew is a pretty good premade tea blend, but outside of that, i would take what josh says with a grain of salt.. he way oversimplifies things, and he even admits he isn’t the best grower..:🙄

[@TheWeissrond]

I love your vids! I'm from Europe and the stuff I use is Plagron supermix for my soil. I get good yields from my plants. I dunno if it's also available in the USA but what's your take on that brand/product?

[@thegreener196]

what do you do when your well water has a ph of almost 10? if i water my plants with that it fries them every time, if i use ph down they look great.

[@pokeorigin4799]

lmfao i started seeds in ocean forest this year my plants survived and are over 14 foot by ten foot wide i love it

[@Whatdoesthatgreenbeammean]

25:02 the use of that is common in hydro growing where there are less variables on ph shifts do too soil

[@Red_Hairing918]

Thank you for all the content John. This is a teaching format not a selling one. I often use the good better best motto especially when my garden setbacks or failures put me into a discouraged mental place.

[@kindradeleon9053]

I love playing in the garden. Thank you both for such valuable information.

[@acidbath3226]

Spirulina (preferably slightly fermented), aloe vera x100, humic+fulvic zeolite, alfalfa, magnesium aminos, vitamin C and coconut water for bloom along with the normal bat guano --> seabird guano and a bit of monopotassium phosphate spiked with B vitamins for the N-->P-->K process

[@tmoneyg4811]

I have mushrooms growing out of my pots. Think my soil is in good health

[@noertdk9228]

A lot of knowledge between these two. Great video and very informative as always

[@charlesgress4752]

Josh is priceless, did you drag him in there to do this. Hope all is well on the new spot

[@p-ydb]

just switched to organic and bought the Greengro Pride Lands Premium Organic Bloom Fertilizer tanks to you guys!!!👍

[@corymiller9854]

Ty for this good vid! I have been using organic gardening and no till for 4 years or so. Every vegetable grows well not just pot:] with less inputs you will get more abundance he is spot on here. If you consume what grows in your garden then this is the way. Grow your soil my friends One Love

[@carlosmiller7050]

Yessir

[@danellefrost5030]

I could not agree more! Growing your soil is as important as growing your plants. I have a neighbor who is perplexed by my time spent building and nurturing my soil before a plant is ever put into the ground, they simply cannot understand the importance of healthy soil.

[@HalfBaked.]

I’m so glad I came across this video I’m Barely starting to grow and I was thinking about what I know are now deadrients to buy lol. This helped me a lot to really put my mind on how I want to grow in the future as well thanks for the help !!

[@jamesilish]

The simpler the better , less mistakes and stay all natural !

[@tonyburns4873]

I try to watch this video and this guy just goes on and on and on about one thing instead of talking about what I don't even know what he's talking about no more he is this guy's he's a nut

[@Adam_S4]

I wish this guy ran a store near me, the most decent one is 2 hours away and the staff zooms around the store on those "hover board" things, too busy to help, don't really know what they're selling, dont put prices on the products; found out why when I went to check out. It sucks. This guy is great

[@Valchrist1313]

3:42 pretty ironic that a guy who grows marijuana for a living thinks travel and goods are unecessary, but the carbon footprint of 1000W marijuana grow lights is just fine!

[@bustownbc2787]

I use happy frog and happy frog soil conditioner...about 65%-35%...after 2 weeks of veg once the roots get through many different levels, they just grow fast

[@johnryman8311]

Is Alaskan fish fertilizer good to use or no ?

[@BoogieBrew]

Yes it's good. But why pay for plastic jug liquid product (vs dry powdered fish aminos like PureProtein)...

[@johnryman8311]

@@BoogieBrew this is my first run so I'm learning as I go I've been watching so many videos that I feel like my brain is overloaded lol

[@amoore05359]

Great video great information I do have some questions because i did my cannabis growing from an aerogarden which is not the typical or popular way of growing I just wanted to test it out to see if it was possible and i turns out that It actually is I'm on my 143rd day of growing and im in the flowering process of growing, which I'm guessing is a lot longer than most growings, I would like to continue this way of growing until I get a place with more space and wondering if these products would work even using a aerogarden and could possibly speed up my growing process in the future i normally use rain water and the liquid plantfood that came with the aerogarden 4-3-6 nurtured by miraclegro feeding it 4mL every 2 weeks but would like to finish and start natural organic way.

[@BoogieBrew]

Boogie Brew can be used in combo with hydroponics. However, in a DWC or any tank / channel / ebb & flow system, we recommend adding Boogie SEPARATELY as a top-feed and foliar. You don't want fresh bio to turn stagnant, dying-off in the reservoir & subsequently causing pathogenic conditions. Some growers elect to bottom-feed in hydro systems with teas and experience success. We recommend a weekly FLUSH, using the MINIMUM of a stronger concentration of tea, then subsequently topping off with water & mild ferts only. You want to get max bio into the rhizosphere for high enzyme levels to create favorable digestion rates of excess fertilizers, providing plants a whopping dose of 'life', while minimizing chances for a subsequent die-off in the res, (creating a clean microbial-cycle). Think of it as a weekly inoculant / flush, followed by an inert solution in your hydro channels. Don't get caught in the trap of trying to maintain constant fresh bio. (Eg: daily adding more tea / biologicals /sugars, boosting oxygen in the tank, etc). Things can spiral out of control that way! (Remaining quantities of diluted leftover tea from your flush shouldn't be a threat to your system; you don't have to go crazy trying to maintain sterility). Regularly-applied teas will allow hydro growers to reduce fertilizers, saving valuable grow-dollars. 700 ppm's should serve as a solid threshold with weekly Boogie feedings. We'd recommend a STRONG tea with this approach, ('concentrated' in small doses to each plant and subsequently diluted with h2o), resulting in more metabolic efficiency & absorption. This scenario is for folks who are already invested in hydroponic methods. It is also possible to use organic liquid products with hydro along with teas, but keep channels clean of bio-film!

[@amoore05359]

@@BoogieBrew wow thanks for the info

[@danderegulator741]

that old dolt is high out of his mind 😂

[@jaredritter4386]

Just because I don't want to depend on a ph pen is worth growing organic with distilled water and never worrying about lockout

[@dmo848]

Advanced nutrients ph perfect

[@olive6403]

❤love from INDIA🇮🇳

[@melrezlittleranch]

I love seeing Josh on the show

[@kite0105]

So much miss information in this video sheesh, someone needs to learn more about microbes and bacteria

[@cleverone3768]

Amen! I shook my head most of the video.... plants absorb all minerals in the form of an ion. Plain and simple.

[@stevecooper8121]

I'm retired now, started mixing G H back in 1989 using the flora grow, flora bloom and flora micro, tried cal mag but didn't see any better results. These products work amazing in rockwool and a 50 50 mix of vermiculite and perlite.

[@michaelrichter607]

California dudes can be super smug

[@blknryzn811]

I just started a indoor grow with fox farm products. Ocean forest soil and the trio grow big , big bloom,tiger bloom and ge cal mag. 1 are these considered organic? 2 as far as nutrients go can u list me some organic options that I can use instead. Trying to do my homework lol thanks for the help I'm growing autoflowers .

[@BoogieBrew]

Read the ingredient labels. Only Big Bloom doesn't contain chems. And you are still paying way too much for water in a liquid plastic jugged product. Use organic super soil, compost teas and occasional organic dry top dressings.

[@baseballmanbriar]

I use "deadrients" I respect the organic way but just found it wasn't for me. It's totally OK to use bottled nutes. I think calling them deadrients is a bit extreme

[@ChrisPBacon198]

Black strap Molasses

[@drewanderson1175]

12:53 just a lie. ive grown hydro side by side to LOS and hydro yields more hands down no question about it.

[@Grow_2_Blow]

So glad I am watching this video in it's entirety, loaded with great information.

[@drewanderson1175]

These guys have no clue what they are talking about when saying chemicals. maybe have someone that understands chemistry on a high school level explain this to them

[@rickghaly]

Nailed it on Down to Earth. Been in the industry for 15 years and I love it.

[@MegaVero23]

Co2 is good for plant life. Increase your carbon footprint

[@SanitiveRevolution]

.5% of the atmosphere. The notion we're overloading the system is pure tripe.

[@Cdkeller]

What do you think about Age Old “grow” and “bloom” fertilizers? Ive used both, starting my “bloom” (5-10-5) two weeks ago as week one of flower started. My soil was an organic with some worm castings in it. My plants seem to be thriving, only feeding a top dressing once every three weeks.(15 gal smart pots)

[@hellyea3333]

How did you grow go? Did you have a big harvest. I'm curious how much you yielded with the 15 gal. Smart pots. Thanks for the info. Peace!

[@Cdkeller]

@@hellyea3333 I had a total of three plants, that gave me a total yield of about 10 ounces. My plants grew to about 61/2ft tall, but I had to harvest them about a week earlier than I wanted due to some mold starting to appear. The climate where I grew my plants (on the coast of NorCal) was normally humid, but with increasing average humidity levels way up in the 80’s starting around the last week of October/first week of November, became too risky to continue to allow the plant another day. All said and done, and after the cure/dry stage, my buds came out (in my estimation) around 20-22% THC, and smokes really smooth. It’s my daily smoke now 👍

[@Cdkeller]

P.S. I actually live in Rohnert Park, Ca. Cool

[@tegrity-farms9842]

love to wokeness .. meanwhile mailing products all over the place lol...stop telling lies..

[@free-lancecapetown44]

If and when you ever come to Cape Town I’ve got you sorted,love the content plus being dyslexic and hyperactive at the tender age of 54 a medicinal legal grow we now allowed to grow. I’ve made a total organic netted greenhouse, l dig the biome

[@free-lancecapetown44]

I use all my charcoal and seaweed

[@conor7179]

He lost me at deadtrients and chemicals. A big problem in this industry is its full of stoners with a lack of formal science/agricultural education. Organic compounds are chemicals too and they're not always better or more environmentally friendly. Synthetic fertilizers won't harm soil microbes if used correctly. The plant cannot recognise if a nutrient had additional carbon atoms attached to it before uptake. Carbon based organic nutrients just slow the process down. Organics only produce better quality bud when the grower isn't good, as synthetics are harder to dial in. If you want to maximise growth rate and genetic potential you need at least some synthetics. But if you just want good bud that's easy to produce, then organic is great.

[@23lnp]

Quality over quantity. Organic is slower but the end result pisses all over dirty chem weed

[@conor7179]

@@23lnp chem weed? You know organic weed is made with chemicals too 🤦‍♂️😂 organic weed tests higher in heavy metal content tests too. Take some 1st grade biology and chemistry classes before saying dumb hippy quotes online

[@donaldemmett6077]

What are your thoughts on humboldt secret nutrients? I am new at growing using this line for my first grow, because the one guy that I watched it what he used. The reason I am using these nutrients is he said he feed the soil not the plant.

[@dmo848]

If u want easy. But advanced nutrients ph perfect. No joke it works if u follow Thier directions to the t

[@robertsmith2199]

Lost me at first mention of "deadrients". You seem to find the most "holier than thou" people to interview. Always want to preach, in one way or another. If it's not a rant about wearing a mask one day, it's insulting a vast majority of current growers by calling their nutrients, "deadrients". He may be knowledgeable of what he's speaking but, ignorant in life.

[@odavies5219]

Well said, couldn’t agree more apart from them being knowledgeable.

[@2a2dabay2atx]

cal-mag for RO waterings still ok?

[@Bob-m5i8b]

monster gardens....bringing someone in to trash product you sell and snob the folks that have bought them is questionable at best. Save the snobbery and "better than" attitude, until you remove your "deaddrients" from your inventory and comitt to promoting the method you believe in. Terrible look folks. Stand behind what you do.