Yes if your getting pure water that means all the calcium and magnesium that was in the water was removed to make it pure water. Whether it's ro or distilled you have to add back that cal mag because your plants need it or they get deficiencies as you can see. A bottle of cal mag will last you many grows. Worth the money and will solve your problems your having.
I use calmag plus with my bloom nutes in soil with no adverse effects
Ok what about the (n) in calmag plus. I'll buy it right now if I have too from amazon
Ok then I will buy some calmag off Amazon today, is any of them calmag product is the earlier post I posted good to buy?
Ok I'm trying not too. It's just I'm getting so much advice, this is overwhelming.i was up all night thinking about this and how to solve it
Now your talking. Yes some of them do have nitrogen. But it's usually not allot of nitrogen. If you didn't use any grow formula that's fine since your in soil your right, the soil takes care of nutes in veg. In hydro , I grow in water instead so I have to use grow in my feedings until stretch has stopped. Amazon is the cheapest to find it. And all kinds of companies make a cal Mag supplement. I use calimagic by general hydroponics as it's cheap and works. If you get nutrient burn, look at the tips of your leaves, there's a little burn there. Just lower you ppm and they will be happy. Or use less bloom nutes next feeding. You should always flush in between feedings with just water to help remove salt build ups in your soil if your using synthetic nutrients. Not sure about organic nutes as I've never used them myself. I don't know anything about coco coir growing but I do know my hydro and soil.
I seen some calmagic on there and bonticare calmag plus. The calmagic was 13 and the bonticare calmag plus is 16 so I guess I can't go wrong with either
