Hey Alan, on the contrary I am a soil grower (
OF with 1/3 perlite). I think I may have confused you when I spoke of my buddy that grows soiless with EJ. In any case, I am using the following EJ products : Catalyst, Micro, Grow, and Bloom. EJ also has a product called MetaK that they use in flower cycle, but I supplement Sould Synthetics PeaK instead. I add in Botanicare Sweet Raw with every water/feed after week 4 or 5 depending on when I start my nutes. Previously, I was using GH 3-part based on my success I had with it when growing Casey Jones photos outdoor. However, the autos were very inconsistant in their response to it. That's why I switched to EJ.
I am very happy with the nutes this run. All of the plants did really well on them. I feed differently dependng on what the plant looks like it needs, but this makes for some tedious mixing.
I have gone this entire time without any ph adjustments. This was based partly on the fact that my previously mentioned friend recommended that I not mess with it (mimicking his style), and also because my ph up and down are not organic. I did not want to neutrilize anything in the ferts. At no point did I experience lockout or other signs of ph issues even though my meter read low after mixing in the EJ.
I don't know if this answers what you are looking for. Let me know.
OF with 1/3 perlite). I think I may have confused you when I spoke of my buddy that grows soiless with EJ. In any case, I am using the following EJ products : Catalyst, Micro, Grow, and Bloom. EJ also has a product called MetaK that they use in flower cycle, but I supplement Sould Synthetics PeaK instead. I add in Botanicare Sweet Raw with every water/feed after week 4 or 5 depending on when I start my nutes. Previously, I was using GH 3-part based on my success I had with it when growing Casey Jones photos outdoor. However, the autos were very inconsistant in their response to it. That's why I switched to EJ. I am very happy with the nutes this run. All of the plants did really well on them. I feed differently dependng on what the plant looks like it needs, but this makes for some tedious mixing.
I have gone this entire time without any ph adjustments. This was based partly on the fact that my previously mentioned friend recommended that I not mess with it (mimicking his style), and also because my ph up and down are not organic. I did not want to neutrilize anything in the ferts. At no point did I experience lockout or other signs of ph issues even though my meter read low after mixing in the EJ.
I don't know if this answers what you are looking for. Let me know.
