There has been a movement for indoor growers to use organic nutrients over synthetic nutrients. The reason for this is organic nutrients have a new technology using biology to get the same effects as synthetic nutrients, but maintain all the intrinsic values of organic nutrients. Organics gives you a better taste, a better aroma and a better quality overall while still achieving a better yield that growers expect. I’ve been using an organic nutrient I really like called Nectar for the Gods by Oregon's Only Organics. All the different products are very effective and super digested and ready to go for the plant to use. When most people are looking into organic nutrients they are more than likely looking for a product that is not all stabilized with salt, they want a product that's not only available to the plant, but to the microbial fields in the soil or growing medium. Nectar for the Gods breaks everything down to make it an enzymatic digest that's easy for the plant to absorb. The basic grow formula is Medusa’s Magic. It's a 2-5-2 formula and the nitrogen comes from a hydrolyzed form. They use the simplest form of protein that can be stripped from a feather meal. Feather meal is a byproduct of processing poultry and it's made from poultry feathers by hydrolyzing them under elevated heat and pressure and then grinding and drying. It's the most gentle form of nitrogen you can put into a plant. It is very hard to burn a plant with this type of nitrogen and it causes the least amount of stress on a plant. The Medusa's Magic uses many types of ingredients. Soybean meal, feather meal, bone meal and a lot of yeast to promote microbial activity, large amounts of worm castings, and humic acid, to make up a very powerful grow formula. It's a very gentle growth formula that increases the bio-availability absorption for the plants. Let's look at the different types of nitrogen. Normally you have the Urea Nitrogen products. Urea Nitrogen is very high in salt. They promote growth and that's basically it. Not health, not strength, not cell structure. They promote water intake into the plant. Urea is probably the worst form of nitrogen you can give to a plant, especially if you want to reduce pests or molds and mildews. Urea Nitrogen actually feeds those types of problems. Nectar for the Gods chose not use any type of salt nitrates or urea in their manufacturing process. They base everything they do on a calcium molecule. It's the most active chemical you can put into a plant. It carries the most nutrients. It also creates good bonding with your soil to make it bio-available to the plant. They chose the feather meal type nitrogen because it's the simplest nitrogen molecule they could get naturally and it's just extremely available and does not need to be broken down and can be immediately absorbed into the plant. It comes from an animal protein so its much faster acting. It basically gets into the plant salt free with high energy. The Base Bloom is Gia Mania. It's very strong in bone meal from calcium phosphate, and is a 1-5-1 formula. They use much the same methods to achieve a very strong bloom formula that's derived from chicken livers, providing proteins, enzymes, vitamins and minerals, in an extract that can be delivered in a calcium load. Making it very bio-available to the plant. Very simple and very natural. Giving heavy compact growth with really strong cell structure. The Herculean Harvest product is a bone meal additive that can be used from start to finish with both the grow and bloom formulas. For flush use the Herculean Harvest ph adjusted with the Olympus Up exclusively. This will give a denser more tasty bud at finish. Nectar for the Gods is not a salt based product so flushing out the salt is not really an issue. Calcium is the driving force for the sugars, flavors and aromas. The Nectar for the Gods product will eliminate a lot of the unknown hard to identify problems like leaf curling and strange spots on your cannabis leaves. It can get very frustrating when you can't figure out some of these types of problems. Plant health is plant health, if you can't give what the plant actually needs then you're cheating yourself and that plant. Nectar for the Gods does not cut corners on quality. Nectar for the Gods manufactures all their products in house and does not go outside like most other plant nutrient companies. They have many additives and a printable feeding chart that you can get at their website. I will put the like in the description below. http://oregonsonly.com/

• published: 13 Apr 2016
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