BloodyBonzai
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So for those of you with experience with these, which is the best?
Pure Blend Pro vs Sensi Bloom; which do you consider to be the better choice?
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They're both great, really. I like Sensi bloom just because it has calmag already in it. NO need for an additional bottle.
careful JJ. Adding calmag may depend on the growers water source. I have to add it and did when I used sensi bloom. I use RO water and I had cal-mag deficiencies until I added. Some folks have decent tap water with enough calcium and mag that they don't need to add. My tap runs out at 900ppm though and is the worst in the country, so it aint being used on my plants.
@BloodyBonzai, AN makes great products. But a lot of folks around here have jumped on the Blue Planet Nutrients band wagon with great success at a fraction of the cost. And they are a sponsor here, actively helping growers get their nutrient issues dialed in.
@BloodyBonzai, AN makes great products. But a lot of folks around here have jumped on the Blue Planet Nutrients band wagon with great success at a fraction of the cost. And they are a sponsor here, actively helping growers get their nutrient issues dialed in.
I've used Sensi Bloom for a while and have a lot of clients on it as well. We all use RO water, never had to use additional cal-mag 
Interesting JJ. I wonder why I had the issue. Are you using the ph perfect line? Wonder if that makes a difference.
No I haven't tried it just yet.
I'm sure some plants want more and some doubt, potentially. That's one reason I've enjoyed AN is because it's expensive however when you consider cal-mag isn't (apparently usually) needed it's about the same as others. At least for base nutes.
However like you said BPN is definitely the least expensive option.
I'm sure some plants want more and some doubt, potentially. That's one reason I've enjoyed AN is because it's expensive however when you consider cal-mag isn't (apparently usually) needed it's about the same as others. At least for base nutes.
However like you said BPN is definitely the least expensive option.
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