Nutrients MedGrower does Remo Nutrients - Auto Ultimate DWC grow

[MedGrower]

Alright. Now that I have some experience with Remo Nutrients and I find myself in a need to do a bumpercrop for the late summer, I desided to make this my official second round growing with Remo Nutrients in DWC. If you checked out my last attempt you realized that even though I got really good results, I got some Ca -issues that kept bugging me. I want to correct that and give it another try, this time taking the need to add MagNifiCal seriously.

Started one Auto Ultimate -seed from Dutch Passion. Very reliable strain that is hardy and is capable of delivering massive crops. One of my favourites to grow as it is so forgiving yet still provides tasty medicine that my patient also likes a lot as part of her regular daily medication.

I am intenting to drop all the fancy stuff and go as brutally simple I dare. Started the seed in plain water where I simply just added VeloKelp, 1,5 ml per litre. I didn't even pH the water as it seemed to settle to 6.3 pH simply by adding VeloKelp. Love it man. It has been a week from when the seedling popped from the rockwool.

Lights used: 2 x HS1 (I start with just 1)

DAY 7

 

[True_Mako]

You can also use the VeloKelp as a foliar spray. I was told to use 10ml/litre for it and it seems to work wonderfully. Of course you can adjust strength for whichever week you're on or sensitivity of your strain(s). Looking great though, can't wait to see more!

 

[MedGrower]

You can also use the VeloKelp as a foliar spray. I was told to use 10ml/litre for it and it seems to work wonderfully. Of course you can adjust strength for whichever week you're on or sensitivity of your strain(s). Looking great though, can't wait to see more!

Thank you and welcome True_Mako! That is very interesting. Generally I don't do foliar sprays at all but I am sure interested on products like optic foliar for those times when there are any issues with my plants. I just haven't been able to acquire any at my location. This is a promising start and knowing how AutoUltimate behaves, I bet it is going to just rocket from here.

 

[True_Mako]

It's always good to watch Remo's videos or visit their website for the full run down of what each of their nutrient line up parts are for.

They don't give the most organised list so I thought I'd better space it. This is from their website though.

Propagation: Promotes vigorous root development and assists with reducing transplant shock.

Vegetative Cycle: Helps with the generation of new shoots and appendages.

Flowering Cycle: Assists with nutrient uptake

All of these things are important if you want a really healthy plant. I probably should've mentioned that you only want to do foliage sprays during the vegetation stage.

 

[MedGrower]

I absolutely love VeloKelp. Used to start with Canna's Rhizotonic but no more... With VeloKelp I don't need to hassle with pH

 

[MedGrower]

DAY 14

pH 6.3
EC 0.8 (Plain water EC approx. 0.14)

Fast and vigorous start. Time to do reservoir change and bumb up the nutrients a bit. She seems really happy!

FEED:
MagNifiCal 0,7ml per litre
MICRO 0,7ml per litre
GROW 0,7ml per litre
VeloKelp 1,5ml per litre

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[Sensi Jay]

Subbed, good luck MG! Nice start out the blocks.

 

[MedGrower]

DAY 20

pH 6.2
EC 0.9

Going really smooth and we are starting to reach the peak feed soon. In a week I will introduce bloom nutrients and then it should be peak feed.

Feed:
MagNifiCal 1ml per litre
Micro 1ml per litre
Grow 1ml per litre
VeloKelp 1,5ml per litre

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[MedGrower]

DAY 27

pH 6.3
EC 0.9

We are getting some early budsite development and streching now. I desided I give grow -feed still this upcoming week and switch the VeloKelp to Nature's Candy. Added the second HS1 now so now the power is full 150w.

Feed:
MagNifiCal 1ml per litre
Micro 1ml per litre
Grow 1ml per litre
Nature's Candy 1,5ml per litre

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[woody]

Looking really good medigrower remo nutes look like they work well with dwc.
This is a great guide for a dwc/auto schedule too man- great work