New Grower General organics calmag with N in it.. wtf ?!

[Townbike]

Okay I might of smoked to much but I just purchased a new bottle of GO cal/mag but it has N it .. confused lol

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[witchyhour]

Okay I might of smoked to much but I just purchased a new bottle of GO cal/mag but it has N it .. confused lol View attachment 636003

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Apparently, General Hydroponics' CalMag Plus has N in it... @Bailey

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[witchyhour]

I, personally, use Earth Juice's Calmag.

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[witchyhour]

And I also use Botanicare Calmag.

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[Townbike]

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[Townbike]

Maybe I'll have to look into alternatives ,wouldn't be a bad idea.. lol just looks like the same bottle , I do like the one with no N in it .. I've Been using it for a while now


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[late]

Prob somebody goofed when they made the label. Bought a quart of the stuff this summer, it says 0-0-0

 

[BII]

I have the same product. I see no indication of N on the labeling. It is marked with zero, meaning it doesn't have enough to be labeled as '1,' not that it has zero N. What makes you think it has any significant bioavailable nitrogen in it? Any bioavailable N-containing molecules in the product would be at too low concentrations to do anything.

This and most other complex liquid mixture commercial products often simply need surfactants, buffers, stabilizers, antioxidants, etc., either natural or synthetic, and some of these molecules likely contain N.

 

[Nabzter]

No biggie. The calmag (vitalink) I use contains some nitrogen but nothing significant.