Complete Crop 9-5-15 - All-in-One Plant Food by Element Nutrients (1000g)

I had been using a fox farm combo before I got this stuff. This stuff made my plants explode, in a good way of course

I've been using this for five years plus and it's my favorite line of NPK plus micronutrients. The first product purchased Element Nutes (Nutrients) wasFlower fuel which led me to Complete Crop.Myco is also awesome I just do not use it often,my usage of this line has exceeded five years plus.

Easy to use and mix

Seems to make great liquid fertilizer. Time will tell how effective it is.

Definitely the best fertilizer I have ever used so simple and produces great yields

I've been using this product as my main fertilizer now to grow cannabis for a while. It's easy to use and very effective. I've been using a 1/2 teaspoon per gallon in all the water for plants in vegetative lighting. I use 1 teaspoon per gallon one water for all the water when flowering. I do use other fertilizers with this product but this is sort of a staple fertilizer for me.

Fantastic ! Just understand it is not a stand alone fertilizer, it needs the base.… complete crop, also fantastic... Use it as directed, but I would start at half dose then there quarter then full dose, I can feed every watering during mid flower till harvest, and every other, during veg.… feed, water, repeat.… about 2 weeks into flower I give it a third of dose every water, third week half dose every water, then full blast that final month to six weeks without any issues... .… I love it as much as my plants do.…Just ease into it, follow directions, on package and website... Always better to under do it than over do it.…. Also if your burning the plants.… your not following the directions.… myco+ and complete crop during veg... Then complete crop and flower fuel for flower resultsare night and day and speak for themselves. Good luck!This is a xreview of all 3 items …

I've had an unopened 1,000 gram bag of "Complete Crop" for months now, and will soon have to begin using it a hydroponic system, but just noticed that the list of ingredients does not contain any verifiable sources of Selenium and Nickel. It's possible that the small amount of kelp extract that they list might provide optimal levels of these micronutrients, but since nickel is an essential plant, and selenium is a beneficial plant nutrient, I'd feel better if they included the levels in their analysis of the fertilizer. I'm going to grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs, I'd like to know that they are growing at their optimal rates, and as nutritious as those grown in soil.