Live Stoners 2stoned2care and hansbricks auto pot grow off

[2Stoned2Care]

That's kinda fucked lol... I just picked up the GP Pro-cal for this grow, it's only 1-0-0... could try something like that to see if you can up your nutes with it.

i will be buying a different one after this grow bro because its just about finished anyway so just going to use it untill its gone but thanks for that info.all the others seem to have about 4% N

 

[Yeatster]

i will be buying a different one after this grow bro because its just about finished anyway so just going to use it untill its gone but thanks for that info.all the others seem to have about 4% N

You probably already know this. General Organics has CalMg+ with 0- 0- 0. They also have one with 1- 0- 0, which I got accidentally.

 

[CandyCane613]

Day 30

Changed back to my usual nutes 3 days ago 1ml sensi bloom 1ml cal/mag per ltr.i am alot happier with this girl now,i can already see a massive difference in growth nice side branches coming through and really healthy.

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Thanks for popping by

You probably already know this. General Organics has CalMg+ with 0- 0- 0. They also have one with 1- 0- 0, which I got accidentally.
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Pretty good considering AN is 4-0-0 im not too fussy on it

 

[MeefChief]

You probably already know this. General Organics has CalMg+ with 0- 0- 0. They also have one with 1- 0- 0, which I got accidentally.
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GO is calcium acetate which isn't very effective in treating marijuana from what I have read. You want a calcium nitrate or calcium phosphate.


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[Yeatster]

GO is calcium acetate which isn't very effective in treating marijuana from what I have read. You want a calcium nitrate or calcium phosphate.


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Holy Shit! You may have just unlocked the mystery of my ugly plants! I could kiss you.

Off to Google land.

 

[CandyCane613]

GO is calcium acetate which isn't very effective in treating marijuana from what I have read. You want a calcium nitrate or calcium phosphate.


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That does make sense, but wouldnt that case only be true in a soil medium?

 

[MeefChief]

Holy Shit! You may have just unlocked the mystery of my ugly plants! I could kiss you.

Off to Google land.

I haven't used Botanicare before, but they offer a very affordable calcium supplement that is 2% nitrogen and has good traces of magnesium and iron. Calcium is semi-mobile, therefore it is hard to uptake. Don't forget that you can foliar feed. Cal/mag with a little fulvic acid goes a long way. I've heard good recommendations about using Grow More Cal/Mag and Nectar for the Gods Calcium Phosphate. /end rant


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[MeefChief]

That does make sense, but wouldnt that case only be true in a soil medium?

What doesn't make sense? There are different forms of calcium.


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[CandyCane613]

What doesn't make sense? There are different forms of calcium.


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ummm no i said it does make sense lol i was just wondering if it were applied to a soiless medium or hydroponic system would the results be the same or different?

 

[MeefChief]

ummm no i said it does make sense lol i was just wondering if it were applied to a soiless medium or hydroponic system would the results be the same or different?

Results would be the same I would assume. You might have to use less in a hydroponic system.


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