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Currently growing AK-48 and Green Kush, both Aeroponic-Aquaponicly. *Fishes

When I lived in NC, I had goats to keep it under control.

Kudzu yay!

With citric acid, you'll probably see a spike in ammonia and nirites.

Thats mixes for soil. Youll need the hydro mix, designed for lower pH.

Recommended parts per million of Magnesium for Cannabis, in flower, is ~48ppms. My point was that it's hard to overdose when using Epsom Salt.

This isn't burn, they're hungry.

...I see, your mom dropped you, no worries

Yes and no. Yes, in the fact it measures the "Electrical Continuity" of the "Total Dissolved Solids". But. It's only accurate to the specific solids within. You can calculate the ppm's if to have a "Key" formula (i.e. foxfarm uses a scale to which you follow) If you don't know the formula...

Wow man, finally! An insult I havent heard. Thank god youre here to share your wisdom.

What the hell are you talking about. Humans have been growing aquaponicly for 10,000 years

I think you misinterpret how EC works when relating to a specific mix. If you call your city's water works, they will direct you to a free water report. It's public knowledge, and must be provided free of charge

Grant you it was for about 1300gals But compared to other dry salts, it takes a ton more Epsom for ppm's to move.

Well, each municipality has its own method of cleaning waste water. Each well tap has its own geographical filters. It really depends on how much carbonates your starting with.

Im confused. Why is Gypsum even brought up. Gypsum is Calcium Sulfate. This is a Magnesium problem. Epsom Salt is the solution. Keep in mind Epsom Salt has very little Magnesium per volume. I had to dump almost 2 boxes of it to get above the 30-40 ppm of it.

It depends on your goals. Every RO system can handle different amounts of water flow. Craigslist has used ones. Ebay, amazon... google is easy to use. I don't use one as I utilize the Calcium within mine.

Yes, and with no carbonates, you'll use much less Acid.

3 hours south of me.. Maine growers unite.

Just ignore the "aquaponic" part as all hard water works the same

What part of Maine?