Question 1

is this for vegetative and the flowering state? where can i read its directions?

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Directions:Use 2 mL per Liter during weeks2 through 4 of your flowering phase.WARNING: DO NOT SWALLOW. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.Technical Support: 1-800-640-9605www.advancednutrients.com/techInformation regarding the contents and levels of metals in this product is available on the internet at http://www.aapfco.org/metals.htmCompany Founders' NO-RISK, 100% Money Back GUARANTEEBig Bud was specifically built for growers just like you, who have very specific demands and expecta- tions from your hydroponics needs. When you use Big Bud it must perform flawlessly for you. You'll find it will mix easily and quickly into your reservoir and deliver the goods you're looking for.What's more..., Big Bud will work every time for you using any and all hydroponics, sphagnum or oth- er growing media . Big Bud has been developed for use with any and all hydroponics and continuous liq- uid feed growing systems (aeroponic, drip irrigation and emitters, NFT, flood & drain). We guarantee it!And when you use Big Bud you'll never have to risk even one penny because it's 100% guaranteed, as always if for any reason you're not absolutely de- lighted we'll refund all your money back it's that sim- ple. Bring the unused portion along with your origi- nal purchase receipt back to your place of purchase within six months, and youget your money back.As always, dedicat- ed to your gardening success.BIG BUD 0-1-3Heavy Yields That Taste GreatBig Bud provides the essential elements that not only aid in the development of buds but are known to increase both their size and quality - for heavier yields that taste great!Liquid Big Bud has been specially designed for use with all hydroponics, sphagnum, and other growing media.Liquid Big Bud has been developed for use with any and all hydroponics and continuous liquid feed growing systems (aeroponic, drip irrigation and emitters, NFT, flood & drain).GUARANTEED ANALYSIS:Available Phosphate (P205) ............................................................. 1% Soluble Potash (K20) ....................................................................... 3%Derived From: Monopotassium phosphate, potassium sulfate.For Technical Support Call: 1-800-640-9605www.advancednutrients.com/techGuaranteed By Advanced Nutrients#109 - 31063 Wheel Avenue, Abbotsford, BC, Canada V2T 6H1PRINTED IN CANADA 007a-5050-L-14-001AManufactured By Advanced Nutrients#104 - 1625 Heritage Street, Woodland WA, 98674, USA0-1-3Contents: 1 L / 1 qt (Net Weight: 1 kg / 2.3 lbs)007a-5050-L-14-001A PRINTED IN CANADA

Question 2

Is this for hydro or soil?

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I've been growing over 20 yrs it's made for hydro,soil,coco etc.Jason do sum research first before u answer a q that your not 100% sure of.I worked in a hydro store for years.

Question 3

how are there aminos if there is no nitrogen?

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There is no free nitrogen; the only the nitrogen in the amino chain.  Nitrogen atoms in the amino chain are usually bonded to an oxygen atom or two hydrogen atoms, so the nitrogen is not available for the plant to absorb in the nutrient solution.   Only the full amino chain is available for absorption.

Question 4

can this product be used along with Monster Bloom ( Grotek 0-50-30 ) ?

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No, definitely over kill.
Potassium And Phosphorus Are Only Parts
Of The Real Story

There’s a lot more to fueling bigger flowers than giving your plants correct ratios and types of potassium and phosphorus.
It turns out that floral production revs up most when your plants are provided the full range and correct forms of substances called amino acids, which are building blocks of proteins, terpenoids, phenols and alkaloids.
This means you want to give 20 “L-form” amino acids to your plants, with especially important doses of L-tryptophan, L-Cysteine, L-Glutamate and L-Glycine.
Why the special emphasis on these four L-form amino acids? Here’s the scoop:

Your plants utilize L-tryptophan to create an important floral growth hormone called indole acetic acid (IAA). Boosting synthesis of IAA creates larger flowers with more potency.

L-Cysteine provides sulphur, and along with L-Glycine is a prime element in formation of an internal plant protectant compound called glutathione.

Because many hydroponics nutrients provide no amino acids, and because indoor gardening is inherently stressful to plants, tissue samples show that many plants have glutathione deficiency that slows down metabolic function and results in lower yield sizes.
Not only are you now aware of the crucial role amino acids play in floral production and overall plant health, it’s important to have the L-form of amino acids rather than the less-complex “D” form aminos.
For one thing, your plants’ cells need all 20 amino acids, but some amino acids are harder for plants to create or absorb. Not only that, but few bloom boosters contain amino acids, and almost all the ones that do contain inferior D-aminos that plants have a hard time utilizing because they are less water soluble.
Please remember that only L-form amino acids are the ideal forms for easy absorption and proven yield increase.

ASIN	B001GBOAQC
Best Sellers Rank	#7,782 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #236 in Garden Fertilizers
Brand Name	Advanced Nutrients
Coverage	can cover an area or quantity of plants that would typically require 1 liter of fertilizer
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (9,445)
Global Trade Identification Number	00845268001846
Included Components	Advanced Nutrients Big Bud Liquid Fertilizer, 1-Liter
Item Form	Liquid
Item Type Name	Liquid Fertilizer, 1 Liter
Item Weight	2.3 pounds
Liquid Volume	34 fluid ounces
Manufacturer	iPower Distributor L&G
Mixing Ratio	3:1
Model Number	5050-12
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Part Number	5050-14
Specific Uses For Product	Plant Growth
Target Species	Cannabis
UPC	845268001846 877707819477 084526800184
Unit Count	33.81 Fluid Ounces

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