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I sent an email. Requesting ppm values at the recommended dosages and what is the mystery "organic plant stimulating ingredient" We will see, if they divulge the info.

Their web says 1.0% calcium, derived from calcium chloride. I also found this on google, "Plant Amp is a chelated calcium product that also contains a proprietary organic plant stimulating ingredient. Calcium is the basis of cell wall development in a plant and the chelated calcium in Plant Amp...

I agree with this for sure. I will look into that, I have not heard of that product before. Thanks

Good call, that's exactly what I did to get the numbers in the ball park.

Yes it does. But it also is high in N and low in P according to most of the scientific studies I have read. Here is 1 that I thought was good. https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/balancing-the-nutrient-equation-cannabis-cultivation/ I have been running all kinds of different numbers...

When using a silica product and a cal-mag additive with Jack's does this staement from general hydro remain true? When mixing Jack's you are to mix the cal-nit in last because of a chemical reaction forming gypsum. Therefore shouldn't you and the cal-mag product last? Wouldn't the calcium in...

Hydro or soil? If soil, good to go. Hydro I would suggest @Renfro ppm calculator. https://www.rollitup.org/t/understanding-and-calculating-nutrient-ppm.995409/

Did the good dr. give you a definitive answer on the calcium question? Is the the Ca in well water to large of a molecule for plant absorption?

It's ready. 1st harvest? Nice job. Remember to k.i.s.s.

Starting out with hpa is advantageous. Most people start in dirt, work there way into hydro, lots go to coco. Lpa and Hpa is usually later. Good luck.

Ok, your plants are lush and ready to harvest

Ok. What are your temps? What is the rh? When finishing you want the lower fan leaves to start yellowing indicating that they are running out of build up nitrogen. Upper leaves and buds getting crispy fried is typically due to, too heavy on nutes, high temps or too low of humidity.

At least 2 weeks. There are alot of white hairs and leaves are fried. Could be caused by poor environment, or over fed. That's why he said that it was "worrisome".

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I finally got a reply on the company. The main wavelength is 254nm.

Took me a couple years to wise up, but this part is solid advice. Getting naked is pretty extreme! Lol

I would be checking ph. Looks like lack of calcium?Nute lock out?

https://www.rollitup.org/t/kill-spider-mites-on-contact-organically.980963/ I have also been told simple iso and water works.

I am planning on making an alfalfa tea for a foliar spray. Ingredients just 1 lbs fresh alfalfa, 1 gallon water, and some fulvic acid. I plan to blend and soak it for 24-48 hrs then filter out organic material. I have never tried this before so any advice from people with knowledge on the...

Thanks so much for your advice