Club 600
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GemuGrows
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i've been using CX hydroponics with compost teas. I think CX might honestly be one of the best nute lines on market, if you email them they will send you a generous sample size of their full line for the shipping cost (Like $34).
Definitely look into it, the stuff has been killer and a half for me
Their base nutes are like 5-10ml/L, all their suppliments are 1 Ml/L. The stuff costs a little up front but lasts a long ass time. Its syntheic but its blended with kelp extracts. Again, the stuff has been insane for me
I have dirt cheep access to many nute lines, I even have a few full boxes of nute lines sitting around. The nutes I chose for my hydro is CX hydroponics.
http://www.cxhydroponics.net/
^I very seriously suggest you guys check those guys out. Again, they will send you a full sample pack for a very low price
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DST
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MG and N in bountiful amounts for the plemon I found otherwise you'll be looking at pastey green leaves.
GemuGrows
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As far as I understand, cannabis is a calcium magnesium whore. Its gonna be hard to over calmag. Also, at least with my nute line, these plants can handle crazy PPM's. If I were growing semi mature lettuce I would have it at 500ppm, but semi mature pot i'd have at 800-900 ppm o:
Again, just my 0.02
jigfresh
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What's the bottle for the Cal-Mag say? Mine was 5ml- 10ml per gal. I would always use 5ml per gal minimum, and usually like 7ml per gallon. I'm guessing more cal mag would help. Maybe a bit less base nutes so compensate for the added cal mag. 600 isn't too high. Deffo add veg if they are still vegging... they will need that N.
GemuGrows
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Very good point, calmag comes with N. Its gonna be hard to overdo calmag in veg with running low veg ppms
IMO/in my experience that is
GemuGrows
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Also Magnesium is the center atom in cholrophyll. Plants gonna stay green at the veins, but yellow in between when they don't have enough.
Calcium doesnt move through the plant, pretty much once its taken up it stays where it is. Its a non mobile nutrient; which is why the plant needs a pretty constant supply of the stuff.
Nitrogen, of course we all know what nitrogen does.
GemuGrows
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One of my customers was runnin 2ml/gallon of 4 different cal mag suppliments and raving about the results.
usually i'd be like "ok dawg sounds good.." But this guy has an extremely expensive/diald in setup.
High calmag with a good variety of them could very well be something grand.
My thoughts, maybe try 800ppm, I doubt it will burn but your plants look like they may be hungry. But you have been growing far longer than me so of course its up to you
Don Gin and Ton
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aye mine took all I threw at her but i feed til the tips singe a bit then back off.
Purpsmagurps
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sup guys, I flipped on the bloom setting today, still vegging though
