how much extra cal mag do ogs like?

[JetLife175]

In my feeding schedule I use 5ml/gal of calmag in veg, and up to 7ml per gallon in flower.

I haven't messed with my recipe for running OGs in over a decade and it ALWAYS knocks it out the park.

 

[EExtinct]

In my feeding schedule I use 5ml/gal of calmag in veg, and up to 7ml per gallon in flower.

I haven't messed with my recipe for running OGs in over a decade and it ALWAYS knocks it out the park.

Do you share your feeding schedule?

 

[Ca++]

Y'all might wanna ask if Ca or Mg tied up with bicarbonate ever becomes available to the plant

Edit...if it does please show me the chemical equation

Acid will make you see things

 

[PlastikeRubba]

Do you share your feeding schedule?

Nah he don't share shit

Acid will make you see things

I don't believe in bicarbonate. If it binds with calcium it turns solid so there is no such thing as calcium bicarbonate in water.

 

[Ca++]

Nah he don't share shit




I don't believe in bicarbonate. If it binds with calcium it turns solid so there is no such thing as calcium bicarbonate in water.

It's a solid in suspension.

Nitric is a good acid to use. It will release the carbon as bubbles, while forming calcium nitrate. A useful product.

Phosphoric acid is less use. Calcium phosphate.

Someone was talking battery acid, making themselves calcium sulphate

logic prevails here.