I do have in the shopping cart One indeed with a booster pump,how would I mix the nutrients?I use Liters and not GallonsThere is no easy formula to fix bad water. Get a small RO system. This is the one I use.
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I do have in the shopping cart One indeed with a booster pump,how would I mix the nutrients?I use Liters and not GallonsThere is no easy formula to fix bad water. Get a small RO system. This is the one I use.
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I am sorry I am a Yank and work in gallons. This was my last schedule:I do have in the shopping cart One indeed with a booster pump,how would I mix the nutrients?I use Liters and not Gallons
Yes,I think you are referring to my request.See,my water has a lot of calcium and a lot of calcium carbonates,and I find It hard top grasp a nutrient fromula because I am not educated in chemistry that much.But if I find It I would gladly be GOLDEN.I do grow in cocoThanks @
Mañ'O'Green
. I'm just a little concerned about overall ppm or total Nitrogen. I Don't know how I could ever get same mix with the little balls and powder mixed together in the1 part. I did see reference in another thread about if in coco lower K 50ppm and up calcium 50ppm. for the CEC. As I was just adjusting the amounts for my 10-gal res. I'm confused on the K ppm in above chart. weeks 3-5, 3 grams =73.2 / weeks 6+7, 5 grams =101.7 / weeks 8+ 2grams =81. What am not getting? Thanks for your time, much appreciated!
Yes, I saw your post and MOG response. Helpful as I was not thinking of the cation exchange. My issues with 1 part have been that I have to run at 300ppm nutrients with 60ppm water. I have added about 70ppm gypsum to that, so I sit at 430ppm total. Still looks like a bit much nitrogen. I hope with the 2 part I can at least be sure ratio is correct or maybe just the same each time. My 2 parts will arrive today. Saturday I will change res. mix based on chart and then reduce overall ppm. I'm still not sure what ppm i will start at though. I think in the above chart, that in 12 gals of water the (k) should be 40.5 ppm per gram. The math doesn't work though.Yes,I think you are referring to my request. See,my water has a lot of calcium and a lot of calcium carbonates,and I find It hard to grasp a nutrient fromula because I am not educated in chemistry that much. But if I find It, I would gladly be GOLDEN.I do grow in coco
@Hotshot Welcome to AFN The first thing you need to remember is that I grow hydroponic and my schedule is designed for hydroponics. That does not mean that you cannot adapt it to your grow style but it will require a bit of trial and error to get the fertigation schedule adapted to your media. Are you using clay pebbels only? If so then that is hydro and this schedule should work fine.
This is my current schedule:
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It is paramount that you have all of the products on this list if you want to succeed. Just a small change in any one of them messes up the balance.
In my reservoir I only add the Kelp, Humic Acid, Omina, Silica, Amino acids, and Yucca once a week when I change the reservoir out. In the middle of the week I top off the reservoir with Part A, Part B, Epsom, K,P, and gypsum to bring the res back up to the starting PPM. I do this by mixing:
Part A, K,and P in a gallon of water at the original strength. For example Week 8 17g Part A, 2g k, 2g P. in one gallon. Then I mix Part B 3g in seperate gallon of water. Then at the end of the fertigation cycle day the reservoir will be down about 6 gallons I add water to raise to ~11 gallons then dump 1/2 gallon of Part A let the pump mix a bit then I add 4g Epsom, Let it stir a bit then add 1/2 gallon of Part B, let it mix then finally 4g gypsum. This will return the reservoir back to the starting PPM for fertigation the next day.
When the plants are smaller and I am running only about 4 gallons out of the reservoir I just use about 1/3 gallon each of the concentrated mix to bring it back to the starting numbers.
I hope this helps and makes sense to you.
No not really, it is designed for drip to waste. I think 20% perlite is plenty?Hey there @Mañ'O'Green I'm in the planning phase for my next run of autos. Probably wont be planted for another month. My setup would be 50/50 coco perlite in autopots with 12 gallon reservoir, but i usually only make 10 gallons each fill. My tap water (municipal) runs ~340ppm 7.4 pH, but I also have an RO filter that my meter reads as 0ppm. I have all of the nutes and additives on your spreadsheet, MC part A is the 8-12-28 version, bought around a month ago (figured I should specify as they change it up often).
would your spreadsheet adapt pretty straightforward to coco/perlite in a bottom feed system? Any insight or suggestions would be much appreciated.