Why would that matter if everything is water soluble?I have used hydro-gardens for years also and they are a good company, but I have a feeling the Flora Pro is a more refined product. Kinda like how Maxi Grow/Bloom are milled down to a finer powder than Hydro-Gardens bulk nutes.
Even more consistent nutrient blending when multiple elements are in the same bag.
The instructions mentioned just mixing the largest batch you'll use in the next couple of weeks, which reduces the amount of work you're doing anyway.
Haven't tried Flora Pro.
Anyone else notice that if you just keep adding epsom salt it does not "fix" the mag deficiency?
Buffering bagged canna coco has solved most of my cal/mag issues.Anyone else notice that if you just keep adding epsom salt it does not "fix" the mag deficiency?
One day we will get an actual Nutrient Chemist to post on this and clear the air on what interaction is going on that is blocking the mag from being effective in solution.
There's a mix I have had lab tested that eliminated the mag issue and has very low mag in solution so I am 100% certain Epsom Salt is not really the answer that all of the led growers seek.
I'm dtw with my lil hobby 4x4.I don't blame coco for peoples problems.
Been using it since like 1999 with perfect success on vegetable crops and powder greenhouse fert (yes the compressed bricks too!)
We generally rehydrate the brick with a half strength or so nutrient solution and go to town. With proper runoff at each watering the coco becomes "buffered" real quick.
I do believe most people are feeding at the wrong ratio and wrong ec's with the wrong watering habits.
Looks like there is a trend with those in recirculating coco systems having much less issue. Probably cause they can see clearly what the ec is doing in the res and the coco is being flushed constantly
Clones are fat Teenagers now and doing great. They are happy with the jacks nutes so far.
Around 80f/65%. DJM light. Lol
