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Ok kool bro I see what u are saying I was just to lazy to word all this up but check it out I have a TDS HM DIGITAL meter I'm not sure if its .5 or .7 I will look into that right now and get back to u.Thanks again for the help.Last feeding was at an EC of 1.5, I don't know what conversion scale you're using for your 1330 ppm. But my conversion scale is .5, so that's 750 ppm. My tap water comes out at an EC of .2 (100 ppm). So, assuming that you have a meter that does .7 instead of .5, your EC/ppm should be about 1.5/1050. Add your tap water in there and you're almost at 1330 ppm (@.7)
So, yes, you should be fine. No guarantees though. But plenty of people feed that strong, and stronger. You're in coco anyways, so if it is too much (doubt it) then you can just give them some plain water and flush it out.
P.S. - In the future, if you're going to refer to PPM when asking a question it would be not only helpful, but crucial that you list your conversion scale... or at least what meter you're using. Hanna uses .5, most of the others use .7, but not all. EC is really the best consistent scale to use for measuring nutrient concentrations. It's not hard to do the math real quick, makes it easier to answer your questions.
Last feeding was at an EC of 1.5, I don't know what conversion scale you're using for your 1330 ppm. But my conversion scale is .5, so that's 750 ppm. My tap water comes out at an EC of .2 (100 ppm). So, assuming that you have a meter that does .7 instead of .5, your EC/ppm should be about 1.5/1050. Add your tap water in there and you're almost at 1330 ppm (@.7)
So, yes, you should be fine. No guarantees though. But plenty of people feed that strong, and stronger. You're in coco anyways, so if it is too much (doubt it) then you can just give them some plain water and flush it out.
P.S. - In the future, if you're going to refer to PPM when asking a question it would be not only helpful, but crucial that you list your conversion scale... or at least what meter you're using. Hanna uses .5, most of the others use .7, but not all. EC is really the best consistent scale to use for measuring nutrient concentrations. It's not hard to do the math real quick, makes it easier to answer your questions.
HA OG just picked last night.
MB & ProTekt from day 1 in vert hempys.
all I can say after chopping 2 plants is WoW. this is by far the frostiest plant I've ever grown indoors. I cant wait to burn down.
without smoking it, I would say it worked fantastic. the BC i pulled last nite looks even better, but obviously the camera on my fone sucks.
I went from day 1 with MB & Pro-tekt and a blast of epsom the last few waterings.
I didnt vary my recipe at all from veg to flower, didnt take PPM's either, just mixed overnight with a powerhead. Im far too lazy to get more involved.
5 tsp MB
3 tsp Pro-Tekt
5 tsp epsom (as needed)
I would venture a guess that I pulled 4-6 oz from each plant with a 30ish day veg, but it's not dry yet. theres several nugs that size, a couple bigger dongs and very little larfyness.
I love the vert, but I think my 1k is too much. IMO dropping to 600's would have upped the final #'s even more.
hey cyat,
do they fall apart when you transfer to coco or whatever? looks like a lot would fall away and if too wet/heavy might also tear near the newest roots, thus causing some root shock.
is there a transfer technique or are my assumptions incorrect?
thanks.
I would think the maxigro would work better for the og's and chems but that bubba and lvpk look great....What is your ppm with one tsp of maxigro with tap????And do u have any ogs??????that is eating the same looking as good?????