Glow, The fertilizer analysis you just send them a sample of your reservoir mixed, correct?
That's a really good idea. I understand the ratios a bit but definitely not enough. I can have it sent in and post the results here if you guys are willing to look it over.
Just so its known I have been using the jacks @ 1/.67 ratio or 360ppm jacks / 240ppm calnit. I have read many different mixes what do you think is the best.
Xxxst8edgexxx very interested in that single concentration stock solution. Would love to hear more. is the calnit included in that single concentration.
I spend thousands a month on nutrients I'm so exited to see the hydro guys face when I say I'm all good on nutrients this time.
Such a great thread.
Is the need for a PK Boost one of those hydro myths your talking about?
Also, using RO is there enough trace elements or would Jacks Mix of Soluable trace mix be a good addition.
Ya I was pretty sure you couldn't make a single stock solution.
What would you suggest using to lift the p and k values, and in your opinion what is the proper time to do so.
This was asked, but never really answered in the Maxibloom thread:
Originally Posted by PointofNoReturn
On topic of Maxi Bloom. How come theres no other One Part Powder Fertilizer like it. I just spend like 2 hours searching google for a professional Fertilizer containing both Ca and Ma, i didnt found a single one. Nearly all professional grade fertilizers are without any Ca at all, mostly base mixes + Ca Nitrate.
Dyna-Gro, Ionic, Maxi Bloom/Grow and several others have a 1-part.
How do they make these combos w/o having precipitate ?
CB
My favorite place to get individual salts if you are in the US is http://customhydronutrients.com/zencart/. All you have to do is tell the owner what elemental ppms you want to run and he will work out a formula for you. Or if you would prefer he will make a recommend that will work great...you could tweak from there based on your particular strain.
Tell him Yo sent you if you decide to write.
For the record I use something very close to 3-1-4-2.2-1 N-P-K-Ca-Mg and it works better than any hydro store formula I ever used.
edit...I am spending about 2.5 cents per gallon vs around 20 cents when I was using GH products. And I want to emphasize my results in both yield and quantity have improved significantly.
edit dos...when you get the formula of your fav bottled nute it will at least have an NPK and hopefully Ca and Mg along with a derived from section. If you get those the micros are pretty standard anyways.
But the truth is the bottled formulas aren't really that good anyway...everyone of them I have seen has too much P. I think you are better off starting somewhere around 3-1-4 (elemental, not P2O5 and K2O)...that will work and then you can make adjustments from that based on what you see to optimize your own results.
And Mullray is definitely right about avoiding Cl salts. Cl is essential but in micro levels. Using it at higher levels, as in CaCl, will give you toxic levels...just like if you used too much Fe or Mn.
Any input on this for coco multi-feed in small pots.?.?
NO3 150
NH4 5
P 50
K 100
Mg 60
Ca 100
S 15
Fe 3
Zn 0.15
B 0.5
Mn 0.5
Cu 0.15
Mo 0.1
Na 0
SiO2 0
Cl 0
Thanks
What's about not using the at all? Cause they are fille with herbicides and residues thereof. Back when I was a child there was the believe that smoking banana peel "threads" (those filament-like fibres in the peel) makes you high. Allegedly, people truly got high... from all the agrochemicals within as these are said to accumulate such stuff.
I use them on roses. For one, roses love them as fertiliser and my roses aren't meant for eating and already get a bunch of chemistry to stay health.