Advanced Nutrients feed charts

By now, Advanced Nutrients is a fertilizer brand that needs no introduction. A benchmark in the cannabis market for more than two decades, thousands of growers across the planet have used some of its products at one time or another. And it is that the results obtained with the fertilizers and additives of this American company are beyond any doubt, both in terms of quantity and quality.

Today we present you the Advanced Nutrients feeding charts in all their formats, taking the four base fertilizers that they offer as a reference (Sensi, Connoisseur, Grow-Micro-Bloom, and Iguana) and in their two versions available in the case of the first two, for soil and for coco coir.

You may already be an Advanced Nutrients user, or perhaps you are curious to try one of their fertilizers or stimulators, which are many! Be that as it may, and to make things easier for you, we recommend you take a look at our post dedicated to the products of this brand before deciding on one of the fertilization ranges they offer and using the corresponding feeding schedule. So before starting with the tables, we leave you a link to the article about their products in case you feel like browsing a bit:

Advanced Nutrients: professional fertilisers, amazing results

Advanced Nutrients is a plant fertiliser brand that needs no introduction. However, its extensive product range can leave some new growers confused, so today we'd like to clarify some important points about some of its best known and most used products.

Sensi Grow and Sensi Bloom Feed Charts (Soil)

Undoubtedly, the Sensi Grow and Bloom range is one of the best-known on the market. The fantastic results obtained with it are proof of its effectiveness, as is the testimony of hundreds of growers. These are 2 part fertilizers (A+B), so you will use Sensi Grow A and Sensi Grow B during growth, and Sensi Bloom A and Sensi Bloom B during flowering. As you will see, Advanced Nutrients offers two charts, one for the growth phase and the other for the flowering phase:

Growth phase, Sensi Grow A+B

As you can see, AN recommends a photoperiod of 18/6 during the first weeks of the plants' life, that is, during their vegetative cycle. Apart from the two base fertilizers (Sensi Grow A and Sensi Grow B), which increase their concentration as the plant develops and has greater needs, a series of additives are recommended to improve overall performance, from the production of roots to that of healthy and resistant stems and leaves. Root stimulators (in blue) such as Voodoo Juice, Tarantula, and Piranha are only used for the first two weeks, while the rest of the additives are used throughout this cycle. Undoubtedly, a first-class cocktail to prepare an explosive flowering.

Flowering phase, Sensi Bloom A+B

During this phase, normally carried out under a 12/12 photoperiod, the base fertilizers are changed to Sensi Bloom A+B, although in this case, the dose does not vary as flowering progresses. We will add everything necessary for the plants to offer 100% of their potential from boosters and additives; if you pay attention, you are going to use the same ones as during the growth phase plus some others like Overdrive or Bud Ignitor, specially formulated to increase the size, weight and organoleptic quality of the flowers. The crop ends with a last week without any type of fertilizer, simply with water and Flawless Finish.

Sensi Coco Grow and Sensi Coco Bloom Feed Charts (Coco)

Since you can also find the coco version of the Sensi Grow and Bloom base fertilizers, here you have the schedules provided by Advanced Nutrients. As you will see, they are practically identical to those grown in soil with the exception of the base fertilizers, Sensi Coco Grow A+B for growth and Sensi Coco Bloom A+B for flowering, and some product that is not necessary in coco:

Growth phase, Sensi Coco Grow A+B

In the same way as with the diet in soil, as the plants grow the dose of base fertilizer is increased (in case you want to prolong this stage, simply continue with the nutrition of the fourth week). In this case, as additives, we are only going to need B-52 and Voodoo Juice, a true bomb of beneficial microorganisms.

Flowering phase, Sensi Coco Bloom A+B

It is a chart practically identical to that of cultivation in soil, with the exception that, as we have commented, we do not need so many products. The base fertilizer dose remains constant, while additives are added as the phase for which they have been formulated is reached. Again, the crop is finished with a week of watering only water and Flawless Finish.

Connoisseur Grow and Connoisseur Bloom Feed Charts

To put it in some way, Connoisseur fertilizers would come to be the "high range" of base nutes from Advanced Nutrients. Like the previous ones and the ones we will see below, they are part of the Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect range of products, with which controlling the pH of the nutrient solution is really simple. These are also two-part grow and bloom fertilizers, so you will need to use Connoisseur Grow A + B during the vegetative phase and Connoisseur Bloom A + B during the fruiting stage.

Growth phase, Connoisseur Grow A+B

We find a table almost identical to the one we have seen for Sensi Grow A+B. With the classic growth photoperiod, 18/6, the dose of base nutrients is increased in the same way as the phase progresses, combined with the use of root system stimulators and other additives aimed at achieving outstanding final quality like Bud Candy or Sensizym.

Flowering phase, Connoisseur Bloom A+B

In the same way, the doses and products for the fruiting phase with the Connoisseur base fertilizers are the same that we have seen with the Sensi range. You cannot miss plant strengtheners such as Rhino Skin, very rich in silicon, or the effective Nirvana stimulator, formulated from algae and plant extracts and with a high content of humic and fulvic acids.

Humic and fulvic acids for cannabis plants

Humic and fulvic acids highly improve the properties of the soil, which is translated into healthier plants and abundant harvests. In this article we tell you what are these humic substances, how to use them and which are the best products rich in humic and fulvic acids.

Connoisseur Coco Grow and Connoisseur Coco Bloom Feed Charts (Coco)

If you decide to grow with the Connoisseur range but you are going to do it in coco, you also have the version of these high-quality nutrients available for this substrate. In the same way as before, the tables are the same except for the type of base fertilizer, which in this case will be Connoisseur Coco Grow A+ B for growth and Connoisseur Coco Bloom A+B for flowering.

Growth phase, Connoisseur Coco Grow A+B

The same table that we have already seen but with the logical change of base nutrients. In the case of recently rooted clones or small seedlings, it is recommended to use the schedule for week 1. On the contrary, if what you want is to lengthen this growth phase a bit, perhaps one or two more weeks, all you have to do is to continue with the diet of week 4.

Flowering phase, Connoisseur Coco Bloom A+B

One aspect to take into account with the Advanced Nutrients flowering tables is the duration of this stage. If this is longer than the 8 weeks presented in the tables, it is recommended to continue with the diet corresponding to week 4 of flowering and until reaching the last week of cultivation prior to harvest, which will always be with water and Flawless Finish.

Grow, Micro and Bloom Feed Charts

Advanced Nutrients offers a third range of base fertilizers, in this case in 3 parts: pH Perfect Grow, pH Perfect Micro, and pH Perfect Bloom. However, as you will see, in this case all three are used together in both the growth and flowering stages, without specific formulations for each stage.

Growth phase, Grow, Micro and Bloom

Advanced Nutrients proposes 2 recipes for this type of fertilizer during growth; the classic one, which only includes the 3 base nutrients, Voodoo Juice and B-52, and the "Master" recipe, which is the one we share in this article and is somewhat more complete. Remember that when preparing the nutrient mixture you must first add the water, then the fertilizers and additives, and finally adjust the pH once the mixture is well stirred.

Flowering phase, Grow, Micro and Bloom

In the same way, in this case we also have a classic version of the recipe, and a "Master" one, which you can see here. If you are interested in following the classic diet, it consists of the three base fertilizers (Grow, Micro and Bloom), B-52, Voodoo Juice, Bud Ignitor, Big Bud, Overdrive, Bud Candy, and Flawless Finish.

OG Organics Feed Charts

How could it be otherwise, Advanced Nutrients also has an excellent range of 100% organic nutrients and additives, called OG Organics, which is led by the famous Iguana base fertilizer and supplemented with excellent additives.

Growth phase, OG Organics

During the vegetative phase, it is recommended to use Iguana Juice Grow as a base fertilizer, whose dose will gradually increase as the plant gains plant mass. In addition, we will use the following additives in identical doses and during the length of the growth stage: Ancient Earth, Bud Candy, Grandma Enggy's, and Sensizym. In case of observing calcium or magnesium deficiencies, it is recommended to use Sensi Cal Mag Xtra in foliar applications at a rate of 2ml per 3.8 liters of water.

Flowering phase, OG Organics

During this phase, you'll need the same products that you used during growth, but with the addition of BigMike's OG Tea, Big Bud, and Nirvana (and, of course, Iguana Juice Bloom). Again, you can make foliar applications of Sensi Cal Mag Xtra in case of calcium and/or magnesium deficiencies (we do not recommend doing it after week 4-5), and despite being with 100% organic products, a final week of watering only with water.