Harley Smith w/ 60 Second Product & Tip: Producing Groumet Quality Lettuce w: Amino Acids

[@scottmckelvie6253]

LEGEND!☆ Harley is a wealth of information in this topic, just finished 1st grow and didn't need any pesticides or fungicides due to the knowledge gained through listening to Dr H Smith and using AMINO ACIDS and the RAW nutrient line, fully recommended!!!!

[@dr.trichome6419]

This dude rules. Great tunes too

[@whatsgoodbro420]

I bought some all in one grow so far I'm very happy with the results keep on making vids please I've learned a lot from this channel

[@danknugz9781]

Gotta love what NPK RAW NUTRIENTS can an will do for your garden. Appreciate what you do Harley, right on. 👊✌️

[@NPKIndustries]

Thank you!!!

[@YouGrowIGrow]

When I added this to my normal regime I noticed an overall fuller and healthier look to my plants. The only thing is I've had it now for about a year and the store I bought it from probably as well, so my product has clumped all into one big ball. It used to be little tiny pebbles, I still use it, but wonder in the back of my mind if its lost some of its potency....could you comment on this please?

[@NPKIndustries]

Hi there, sounds like some moisture has gotten into the package. Product is still usable and should perform well. Best advice is to keep your RAW products inside of an extra zip lock bag. This usually solves the moisture issue :)

[@YouGrowIGrow]

NPK Industries just did that thank you for the advice and quick response

[@IanDDalton]

I love the RAW Amino acids, i live in a hard water area, and grow hydroponically, and was finding I was getting calcium issues, and when I cleaned the reservoir, there was a lot of limescale, started adding the amino acids, and problems solved, nice calcium rich lovely looking plants, and a nice clean reservoir :)

[@BetterDeadThanRed99]

You don't RO your well water?

[@NPKIndustries]

As long as the water is tested for contaminants, and it's clean, well water has loads of free calcium and magnesium for your plants

[@BetterDeadThanRed99]

Thanks Harley - My well water is highly alkaline with a pH of 8.5 and about 250-300ppm. I can use this? It seemed to cause lock-out problems with a few of my soil plants even after adding ph down; the blueberries died :( I get a feeling that the normal ph down isn't a good idea for blueberries that are very sensitive to phosphorus levels. Which acid would you recommend that I adjust the pH of the water with?

[@NPKIndustries]

hmm, that is a high pH and i guess blueberries love more acidic conditions. Maybe try a citric acid product as a pH down. Adding Amino Acids will definitely be beneficial to help use that calcium in the water :)