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F80M4

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I've been seeing jacks on my YouTube feed for some reason. Must be a sign to switch from advanced nutrients lol
 
Nrk.cdn

Nrk.cdn

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TintEastwood said:
For sure. The wifi components are super micro sized these days. I worked in IT when token-ring and ethernet cards were the size of a mans hand. Lol. (Ok boomer)


Ah yes....Token-ring. We ran it at 4mbps and 16mpbs. Full tilt....16mbps with 'early token release'. Memberberries. Lol
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Token ring..nice.. i was in on that setup too..coaxial..i even had netware cne 3 and 4.
 
JewelRunner

JewelRunner

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I emailed GH about their florapro nutrients and they said they were only for dosing pump setups and not for reservoir mixing. Is there any reason this line couldn't used in a rez, or does GH just want hobbyists to buy their more expensive lines? I'm going to move over to dtw from organic soil and any advice would be greatly appreciated. I helped a friend set up a floraflex potpro system and it's working great. Their nutrients seem excessively priced though. TIA
 
TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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JewelRunner said:
I emailed GH about their florapro nutrients and they said they were only for dosing pump setups and not for reservoir mixing. Is there any reason this line couldn't used in a rez, or does GH just want hobbyists to buy their more expensive lines? I'm going to move over to dtw from organic soil and any advice would be greatly appreciated. I helped a friend set up a floraflex potpro system and it's working great. Their nutrients seem excessively priced though. TIA
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No experience with the florapro lineup. My local hydro hut does not stock it.

Ideally, try to find someone using the pro juices. Get their input.
Wish I knew more.
 
FRANMACHINE

FRANMACHINE

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Renfro said:
https://www.horticulturesource.com/fresh/product/general-hydroponics-florapro-calcium-micros-soluble-25-lb-bag/
https://www.horticulturesource.com/fresh/product/general-hydroponics-florapro-grow-soluble-25-lb-bag/
https://www.horticulturesource.com/fresh/product/general-hydroponics-florapro-bloom-soluble-25-lb-bag/


Those are "sale" prices I know so here:

https://growershouse.com/general-hydroponics-florapro-calcium-micros-soluble-14-0-0-17ca-25lb
https://growershouse.com/general-hydroponics-florapro-grow-soluble-9-11-19-25lb
https://growershouse.com/general-hydroponics-florapro-bloom-soluble-6-10-21-25lb
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Have you guys tried this out? About to try these on my next grow in replacement of the gh liquid 3 part to this dry version. Was wondering if you guys had any results?
 
Renfro

Renfro

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FRANMACHINE said:
Have you guys tried this out? About to try these on my next grow in replacement of the gh liquid 3 part to this dry version. Was wondering if you guys had any results?
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I haven't tried it, looked interesting. Definitely not a direct replacement for the Flora Trio. Here are some base numbers, in mg/l (ppm) @ 1 mL or gram per gallon, for a few GH products, just the meaty bits, N-P-K-Ca-Mg. Not compensated for SG

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FRANMACHINE

FRANMACHINE

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Renfro said:
I haven't tried it, looked interesting. Definitely not a direct replacement for the Flora Trio. Here are some base numbers, in mg/l (ppm) @ 1 mL or gram per gallon, for a few GH products, just the meaty bits, N-P-K-Ca-Mg. Not compensated for SG

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Thanks for the response!

Sorry I’m a bit of a newbie reading charts like this. What is SG? And why is it not a direct replacement? Is it cause FloraPro series Has 0 values for P, K and Mg in the chart?

Are these ppm values per g/gal and ml/gal?

Aren’t these just dry versions of the flora trio? Or are dry nutrients generally less effective for high value crops? This is cause Logistics is difficult for where I’m from! Transporting liquid nutrients is too costly
 
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