Wastei
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I know because I've been growing in hydro for many years. Yes Calmag can be used to buffer pH, but only make sense if the nutrient is lacking it in the first place. Is it necessary to be successful in hydro? No.Not sure what makes u think he dont need cal mag but you do especially with RO water , besides if you add 1 ml per gall calmag it def wont hurt plants but might help,
I would not add h2o2 at all, if you want sterile add uc roots (or make you own search here how to dilute bleach)
Also when bottom leaves start to yellow first its usually calmag def , happened to me a lot and i was using 3 stage filtered tap.
Also chiller is not a bleach/beneficial replacement nor the other way around. i have chiller and water temp is at 65 and still had algae, so combination of both are the best also it is more of preference if sterile is better i dont think u can suggest that.
You DO follow manuf recommendations but at lower dosage like start of wiht 50 % and raise or lower based on how plants react i dotn know anyone in the world who can look at the plants and say hmm i need 2 ml more of bloom.
Also submerged roots need oxygen cuz higher the res temp less oxygene is available , nothing is wrong with using airstones.
So basically only point 1 make sense the rest not really
A complete plant food should have everything needed for plant growth. It's about nutrient mineral ratios, not adding things on top of each other.
Potassium silicate is much more stable and better for cation exchange and pH stability in hydro.
These are grown with a shitty ass air pump and airstones. Jacks321, bleach and silicate. Nothing more is needed IMO.
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