Nutrients Hydroponic 5-12-26 Professional Fertilizer Part A, 25 lbs

Jack's is all you need to grow great crops. I doing Jacks 321 in dwc in RO water.. Part A, Epsom Salt, and Cal-Nit. This stuff works so well that I bought big 25lbs bags. For about $200 bucks I have enough nutes that will last a small/hobby grower, like myself, many years. I only run about 800ppm max in flower and I run at least a 7 day flush of ph adjust RO water before harvest. I have no issues starting seedlings and clones directly in 300ppm of 3,2,1. I do add ph up powder to the mix to get it up to 6.0ph since I use RO water.

great part A fert. works well in the 3-2-1 system, easy to fix, stable formula for all your growing needs, tomatoes, potatoes and cannatoes

Getting plants are flowers ready for spring. The jacks is the perfect starting food.

Jacks is my reccomendation. Stuff is cheap and works like a charm. My plant health is always perfect. I don't use bloom boosters and I'm bring home bigger crops than I was with more expensive line ups. Jacks 321 is where it's at.

I’ve used the Jacks 321 formula for years. Simple and reliable. Makes my autoflower plants look like photos. They grow great!

This is my go-to Part A fertilizer, even for hydroponics. Dry fertilizers are always a better value than the liquid in a bottle counterpart, and give you more control over your mix. Make sure to get the Part B and C fertilizers to maximize the potential of the fertilizer, and to find out what amount you need for your specific usage. The price tends to fluctuate a lot, and ends up being over $100 in the Summer, so it may be worth stocking up in the Winter when people are using fertilizers less. Even if the price is around $100 however, you're still going to be saving so much money compared to the alternatives.

Had holes nutrient spilling out and box was beat up by Mike Tyson

Least expensive, for great results