No.if you water till runoff does that cancel out the drip clean?
if you water till runoff does that cancel out the drip clean?
No not at all. It works by bonding to salt and getting rid of them thru the runoff. If you have a tray under your pots and let your run off dry. U will notice the salts and crap in the tray after it evaporates. I've done a test with and without drip clean and u could tell the difference
sounds similar to a buffer to prevent "clouding of the water" or possible "binding of the salts"...not sure though thats just my interpretation of what i read on that site...
http://www.iclfertilizers.com/Fertilizers/Knowledge%20Center/PeKacid.pdf
http://www.drt.com.tr/eng/Nutrition.aspx?page=straight
I'm not saying it is similar, I am saying it is the same.
Here is another one, its a liquid like drip clean and a bit more watered down, same stuff though:
antibloc
At 10 dollars one pound of the PeKacid is a little more than enough to make 1 liter equivelant to the drip clean. As it takes 400 grams in a liter to get a concentrate with 24% P2O5 and 8% K2O.
I'll quit hijacking your thread now.
Peace
My coco AB Ga says that.
Total nitrogen - 0.3
0.02 - ammoniacal nitrogen
0.28 - nitraTe nitrogen
Soluble potash - 0.3
And cocO B
Total nitrogen 0.1
.1% nitrate nitrogen
Available phosphate (p205)- .3
Soluble potash .6
Magnesium - .8
0.8 water soluble magnesium
WTF???
am i getting the good stuff up here in canada and you guys get the watered down shit?
kinda like canadian beer, lol
no but seriously wtf? i dont quite understand....also EC is EC, so if you mesure 1.6 EC and i measure 1.6EC it should be roughly the same, with the exception of (Si) and the fact mine is "soil" and yours is "coco"
so WTF????