Lighting AutoCob, Auto Flower, megacrop thread.

I think most will agree it’s the best nutrient line to hit the market. I LOVE it. My schedule is simple, 2g per gallon in early veg, 3g in late veg and 4d when flower hits.
I do similar, but back it down to around 2.5-3g later on in flower, and add maybe 3/4 of a gram of Beastie Bloom...just enough to add a little more PK to the mix.
 
I do similar, but back it down to around 2.5-3g later on in flower, and add maybe 3/4 of a gram of Beastie Bloom...just enough to add a little more PK to the mix.
I did check and they did change the pk on bud explosion. If you use the new bag you shouldn’t need the beastie bloom.

Speaking of I did have a bag of mother’s monarch from GL which I added last feed. This week I now have a potassium deficiency I haven’t had this since I tried hydro but I am a phosphorus deficiency regular.
 
These girls are doing great. MC, CalMag, SC, and one feeding with BE tonight; and Recharge like every other watering. Day 26 Meph girls.
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I think most will agree it’s the best nutrient line to hit the market. I LOVE it. My schedule is simple, 2g per gallon in early veg, 3g in late veg and 4d when flower hits.
Would you suggest me mixing up half of the bag in the topsoil and just wondering wondering directly since I have a no-till soil

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Would you suggest me mixing up half of the bag in the topsoil and just wondering wondering directly since I have a no-till soil

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I’m not sure how you would be able to figure out how much the plants are actually getting. Might be a little to risky for my conservative approach for things.

One thing I’m doing tonight is mixing a ton of megacrop, calmag and sweet candy individually in 1/2 gallon mason jars. Will be some trial and error I suspect trying to figure how much can be absorbed by the smaller amount of water. When this is done I plan to add it to my reservoir at a calculated rate. Say 1/2tsp per gallon in veg and 1tsp per gallon in flower. Making a potent concoction of nutrients that can be easily mixed and poured in will save some time since it will be done in bulk vs individually like I used to do.
 
I’m not sure how you would be able to figure out how much the plants are actually getting. Might be a little to risky for my conservative approach for things.

One thing I’m doing tonight is mixing a ton of megacrop, calmag and sweet candy individually in 1/2 gallon mason jars. Will be some trial and error I suspect trying to figure how much can be absorbed by the smaller amount of water. When this is done I plan to add it to my reservoir at a calculated rate. Say 1/2tsp per gallon in veg and 1tsp per gallon in flower. Making a potent concoction of nutrients that can be easily mixed and poured in will save some time since it will be done in bulk vs individually like I used to do.
I suggest you ask Greenleaf Nutrients about this. Having diluted nutes sit for a limited time mixed in a reservoir could be much different chemical stability-wise vs, long-term storage of nutes in concentrated solution. Keep in mind some nutes may cross-react with others, with this presumably the reason most liquid nutes come as multiple parts to be mixed.

Pre-mixing Greenleaf Nutrient's powdered nutes should not be a problem. Why not just weigh-out pre-mixed GN nutes as powders, then just add them to water?
 
I suggest you ask Greenleaf Nutrients about this. Having diluted nutes sit for a limited time mixed in a reservoir could be much different chemical stability-wise vs, long-term storage of nutes in concentrated solution. Keep in mind some nutes may cross-react with others, with this presumably the reason most liquid nutes come as multiple parts to be mixed.

Pre-mixing Greenleaf Nutrient's powdered nutes should not be a problem. Why not just weigh-out pre-mixed GN nutes as powders, then just add them to water?

This is what I love about this forum. Thank you! I wouldn’t mix different kinds, but wanted to mix a concentrated jar or bottle up that I could use like a regular bottled nutrient. As odd as it may sound and with only having weekly reservoir changes I was trying to save a bit of time.
 
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