Diy calcium magnesium suppliment - calmag

Mont@n@

Mont@n@

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speedwell68 said:
That looks useful. I wish they did such a thing for GNU/Linux based OSes.
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It runs on Linux apparently, sorry about that bro.
I just fix the previous post, thanks

remember if you try a different salt, try to mix in 1 liter first just in case your mix precipitate.

Happy growing
 
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Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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Star Dog said:
1g of 99% calcium chloride to 20ltr gives you 50ppm.

With the epsom salts I just add a sprinkle until I've raised the ec 0.1/0.2ec
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Do you know if you can mix (diluted) calcium
Chloride and Epsom salts to make a calmag solution?

One of my plants is lacking calcium but there’s enough magnesium in the soil so don’t want to add a general calmag.

Would this work?

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nxsov180db

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Nutty sKunK said:
Do you know if you can mix (diluted) calcium
Chloride and Epsom salts to make a calmag solution?

One of my plants is lacking calcium but there’s enough magnesium in the soil so don’t want to add a general calmag.

Would this work?

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No, Calcium can't be mixed with Sulfer in concentration.
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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nxsov180db said:
No, Calcium can't be mixed with Sulfer in concentration.
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Even if it’s diluted then added to a diluted Epsom salt mix?

If so, alternately can I just add a measure of diluted calcium chloride to the water before feeding so it isn’t sitting together?
 
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nxsov180db

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Nutty sKunK said:
Even if it’s diluted then added to a diluted Epsom salt mix?

If so, alternately can I just add a measure of diluted calcium chloride to the water before feeding so it isn’t sitting together?
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Sorry, I think I read you’re previous comment too fast, I was thinking you wanted to make your own stock solution (something concentrated much more so than what you would typically feed). If you’re just making a non-concentrated (ready to feed) nutrient solution you can mix whatever you want, calcium chloride and epsom would be fine.
 
Nutty sKunK

Nutty sKunK

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nxsov180db said:
Sorry, I think I read you’re previous comment too fast, I was thinking you wanted to make your own stock solution (something concentrated much more so than what you would typically feed). If you’re just making a non-concentrated (ready to feed) nutrient solution you can mix whatever you want, calcium chloride and epsom would be fine.
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Nice, good to know, thanks :) Saves a bunch of money as well making your own!
 
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