Grow Mediums Advise on nova bloom ppm/ec in coco

[carnivore]

Hello all,

Been running Rezdog/H3ads 6/9 @ 2/3 and 4/6, I ran out of micro and decided I would give nova bloom a try (less mixing, more shaking it seems). Then my ec/ppm meter breaks and now displays nothing. Have ordered another one, which should arrive tomorrow or Tuesday.

Still need to feed, so I have been just adding 2ml per gallon, not knowing what the ppm was, and so far so good.

I had a look at the https://canna-calc.com/ NPK to TDS

@ .5ml per Liter roughly 2ml per gallon. I get 66ppm plus my 170-200ppm tap water

It is just an online calculator, so I'm not sure about it's validity. That seems a little low as I, normally feed 4-500ppm in veg, 4-700ppm in flower including my tap water in the total.

set up is
2x4 tent with 200-400w fluorescent - veg
3.5x 4 space with 400w HPS + 90w LED - Bloom
In Coco, 8L hempy bucket, fed every day or two.
Currently running a C99 Mob cross, any advice is welcome.

Sorry if this is in the wrong section.

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

@carnivore Welcome to AFN Is there a question in this? First of all you need to use full nutrient names as the abbreviations may be the same as other brands or products? I am stoned most of the time and could easily start talking about the wrong product?

When I first use a new product I put a carefully measured amount (usually a gram) in a gallon of distilled water and measure the PPM. I log this information for future reference. I use this in formulas for feeding.

So when You get your new meter I would suggest you do the same.

I don't recognize the nutrient brand you are referring to?

 

[carnivore]

Thank you for the response and welcome. Nice to be here.

Sorry I'm pretty stoned too.. Floranova Bloom.

I'm looking to see if anyone knows what 2ml of floranova bloom is in ppm/ec. or opinions on how much floranova bloom should be used in veg and flower.

I normally do that with new products too, and will, soon .

thanks for the help.

 

[carnivore]

they look ok, atm. I think 2ml might be a little low for this stage.