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Those look great, regardless of what they were grown with! Res change tomorrow and day 8 pictures.

Post a pic late in flower if you could. I'd love to see how she looks compared to mine.

Sometimes your tap water will buffer the pH, usually upward, so using RO water instead may minimize those upward swings. In the defense of MC, every food that I've ever run in hydro drifted upward, except for DG. That upward drift is to be expected. I added hydro tables to the garden about a...

There is a saturation point if-you-will with water soluble salts and it's very difficult to dissolve certain salts together at high concentrations without them bonding and falling out of solution. That's one reason why so many companies split up their foods into 2 parts. I have a limited amount...

It's not an assumption. Google the effect that different nitrogen sources have on root zone pH.

I think he's talking about ppm. According to the guaranteed analysis you *should* do well with 2-3grams/gal in a container garden.

12 ounces? Nice! I remember my first grow ;)

Because I'm a nice guy, I'll give you a tip for free. Given that you've got shit for wattage there, try growing a greater number of shorter plants. Why you're growing 4 foot plants in a tent with 100w of power is beyond me. You're welcome 8-).

Are you a middle child by chance? lol

Those LEDs are hurting your yields ;)

And I'm curious about this quality you speak of. Post a few pics of your flowers near harvest.

I think that closet grow is giving you an inferiority complex. No one has insulted you.

I think when you move your grow out of a closet you'll realize the inconveniences I'm referring to.

It's not that people are 'paying for water', they're paying for ease of use. I'm currently testing MegaCrop in hydro. I wish I could pay to not have a dusty brown arm every time I'm scooping out food onto a scale. I wish I could pay to not have to first premix this dry food into a bucket of...

Yes. It clearly states that 4gs/gal=1.2 EC and 5gs/gal=1.5EC and 6gs/gal=1.7EC My apologies if this wasn't obvious in my post as I thought everyone already knew this. When converting EC to ppm there are different scales. MC is on the 500 scale as it clearly states on their bag. My pen...

Cost I buy DynaGro 1 gallon at a time ($55) and to make this an apples-to-apples comparison I’ll be comparing DG’s 1 gallon to MegaCrop’s 2500g size @ $32.69 (includes shipping). They mix up a similar amount of reservoirs but the gallon of DG will last about 5 weeks longer. So the first thing...

https://www.rollitup.org/t/mega-crop-vs-dyna-gro-comparison-grow.996063/

pH Once the first MegaCrop reservoir was all weighed out, mixed up, and completely dissolved, I was pleasantly surprised to see MegaCrop buffer itself to a pH of 5.77. However, after 4 days the pH has climbed to 6.70 which in my experience is to be expected with foods high in nitrate N (this...

EASE OF USE The first thing that I want to talk about is ‘ease of use’. Megacrop is a dry food that seems to be made up of ‘balls and sand’ (not literally). Upon opening the bag there is a brown dust that always plumes out of the bag which is one thing that I hate about dry foods; they’re...

This is actually day 4 for my six Casey Jones cuts in the Mega Crop tray below... These are the six Casey Jones cuts in DynaGro at day 1. As you can see the MC tray has a bit of an advantage in terms of size which I'm completely fine with.