Indoor Nutrient help

[CaptainDave420]

I think you might be going to crazy with the ph you dont always have to ph water. honeslty you should be adding nutes to water let it bubble 24 hours then check ph and see what its at then ppm is also important with autos like 750 ppm in full bloom has done great for me. Less is more when it comes to autos. I use tap water also and have no issues my tap ph is 7.6-7.9 after 24 hours of sitting after nutes I can get it to 6.2 the lowest or whatever I feel like with no ph up or down. Just organic nutes.

I have bio bizz fish mix and bloom and I always have problems later in grow and bloom. I want to keep it simple next grow. A big jug of some chemical based fertilizer and ph adjusted to 6.5.

 

[arpowre3]

You use the AN PH perfect sensi line for soil? I heard it was designed for soiless, coco or Hydro. Not peat based mixes? I heard it PH buffers to 5.9 which is way too low for a soil grow. Also I heard if you do 1/4 or 1/2 strength mix, it does not PH buffer properly. Basically I am paying alot of money for nutrients that PH buffer to the wrong PH. Then I have to PH adjust anyhow. Seems like a waste of money for a soil grower.

I don't use the sensi line, I used the grow, micro, bloom

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[G.Leave]

You use the AN PH perfect sensi line for soil? I heard it was designed for soiless, coco or Hydro. Not peat based mixes? I heard it PH buffers to 5.9 which is way too low for a soil grow. Also I heard if you do 1/4 or 1/2 strength mix, it does not PH buffer properly. Basically I am paying alot of money for nutrients that PH buffer to the wrong PH. Then I have to PH adjust anyhow. Seems like a waste of money for a soil grower.

Hey I grow in soil(outdoor natural soil) and in the winter with Promix HP and I find sensi line to work very, very well with either at 1/2 max strength(using tangs formula minus a few additives) I should note that out artisan fed water supply is great water for growing herb!(so I cant say how well the buffering properties are working)

 

[swerve]

Check out Elite nutrients very simple easy to use I'll actually give you free samples of all their products for shipping and handling 15 bucks

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[GMAW]

Check out Elite nutrients very simple easy to use I'll actually give you free samples of all their products for shipping and handling 15 bucks

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I really appreciate the offer but I live in Sweden. Shipping anything from the U.S.A to Sweden costs a fortune.

 

[swerve]

I really appreciate the offer but I live in Sweden. Shipping anything from the U.S.A to Sweden costs a fortune.

floranova Bloom it's a nice all-in-one fertilizer you can see it on Lucas method

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[swerve]

Are you stuck on growing in soil? Have you ever thought of or tried Coco?

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[GMAW]

Are you stuck on growing in soil? Have you ever thought of or tried Coco?

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[GMAW]

I have decided on this mix.

14 liters perlite
14 liters peat soil+fertilizer, lime and sand
3 deciliter of azomite rock dust
3 deciliter of Algomin pellet fertilizer

Simple light and airy mix with lime to buffer for low PH. All trace minerals from azomite.
All Primary, seconday and micronutrients from Algomin.

I have silica, kelp, and humic acid powders I can use a few times.

Just water with tap water and see how it goes.

 

[GMAW]

This is my base soil of peat. Not sure what all the percentages work out to but I think its 4 weeks of nutrients.