RO = reverse osmosis. You have the right idea, the pH should be 7 and the ppm very close to 0. Have you considered collecting rainwater? It's free and the pH should be close to what you want (acid rain and all). Happy growing!
as a comparison... a neighboring county 30 miles inland has a salt content of 8 PPM. 
I think you are gettting more confused as the discussion goes on. Ph and PPM have very little to do with each other.
I know that ph and ppm are two entirely seperate things...my GH ph test kit includes both ph down and ph up..so I can adjust the nutrient mix after Im done adding all the additives and such..I will adjust the ph to 5.8 since Im using coco coir hand watered....
Well maybe I am confused. When I was using a test kit the ph was determined by the color of the water. Your nutes don't affect the color?
That is the right ph for coco coir and your ppm for coco coir should be a little lower than it is for some other mediums, like rockwool, etc.
The only way you would find this out is to use a meter that test's it. You would adjust for that beginning ppm, ie you want 1200ppm you would put your solution at 1500ppm, add for what was already there. The municipality that supplies your water has to be able to give you some idea of the quality of the water, contact them and ask em.
Ok, you will not ever get a nute burn at that ppm, won't be giving them enough in coco-coir either. The only way you get unwnted metals and salts is if you add them. If you want to be assured none of those are there you should use ro water. This may be cost prohibitive for a small grow, mine was around $200.00. If you have city water it is probably fine, just let it sit for 24 hours before using it. Remember, people are drinking that water. I run 1200 to 1400 ppm for coco-coir. VV
I have and use f.e., another seaweed extract, blood and bone meals, molasses, Super Plant Tonic, Happy Frog, worm castings, Dr. Earth Organic 5 (for vegging), and.. I'm drawing a blank. I think you have a nice assortment to at least start with, I know nothing of the other ferts you've mentioned except for those I mentioned that match your mentions. 
monkey juice is supposed to be for coco growers?..i use alot of advance nut products...and everything does really well with no problems..some items i substitute that are cheaper..for example GH silca blast is the same as AN barricade ..just 10 to 15 dollars cheaper..other companys make humic acid and fulvic acid cheaper..same thing..in my opinion...AN's propriatary product's like voodoo juice.....pirahana tarantula..these are root developer's..and DAMN good ones too..worth the money..AN's basic nutes are about the same price as everyone else's...iquana juice pretty spendy though..the plants love it and do well on it though..the budding product's are worth the extra money IMHO..alot of people will disagree..i think final phase you can do without..just flush good with plenty of water..thats all final phase is doing is flushing and salt buildup and garbage out...ive heard alot of good about rhizotonic..i would imagine it would be a good idea to use enzimes and a carboload of some sort..carboload is made by AN but alot of companys make equivelent substitutes for that one...the fish fert you are using is good shit..so is the seaweed...ive heard alot of good things about superthrive....but never tried it...i like liquid karma alot...at the front end during veg your monkey juice probably has most of the mineral's your plants need..i am soil growing at the time..so i mix garden lime into my soil to balance out the PH also the lime has lots of calcium and other minerals plants love..garden lime keeps soil at aprox the correct ph..my soil run off ph is 6.8..and that is about perfect for soil...again..there are some cheaper substitutes to AN in alot of areas..but you cant go wrong with AN..you just cant...
Thanks man..+rep. Yes I know that there are some AN products that are simply not worth it...such as carbo-load(mollases)....I grow in coco coir,and Ive hard of needing some typew of cal-mag supplement since the coir has a special property that messes with needed cal-mag..either way,I bought the Monkey Juice Bloom,then after 1 week of turning,I start Big Bud...then Overdrive...and I feed Final Flush 5 days before harvest..FF makes flushing alot easier.....Ikm getting some b-52 soon..monkey juice is supposed to be for coco growers?..i use alot of advance nut products...and everything does really well with no problems..some items i substitute that are cheaper..for example GH silca blast is the same as AN barricade ..just 10 to 15 dollars cheaper..other companys make humic acid and fulvic acid cheaper..same thing..in my opinion...AN's propriatary product's like voodoo juice.....pirahana tarantula..these are root developer's..and DAMN good ones too..worth the money..AN's basic nutes are about the same price as everyone else's...iquana juice pretty spendy though..the plants love it and do well on it though..the budding product's are worth the extra money IMHO..alot of people will disagree..i think final phase you can do without..just flush good with plenty of water..thats all final phase is doing is flushing and salt buildup and garbage out...ive heard alot of good about rhizotonic..i would imagine it would be a good idea to use enzimes and a carboload of some sort..carboload is made by AN but alot of companys make equivelent substitutes for that one...the fish fert you are using is good shit..so is the seaweed...ive heard alot of good things about superthrive....but never tried it...i like liquid karma alot...at the front end during veg your monkey juice probably has most of the mineral's your plants need..i am soil growing at the time..so i mix garden lime into my soil to balance out the PH also the lime has lots of calcium and other minerals plants love..garden lime keeps soil at aprox the correct ph..my soil run off ph is 6.8..and that is about perfect for soil...again..there are some cheaper substitutes to AN in alot of areas..but you cant go wrong with AN..you just cant...
