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canope

canope

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So I just realized I was not mixing my nutes in the right order. But I do disolve them completely and seperatly before putting them in the tote. Is that fine or did I fuck it up?
 
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TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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canope said:
disolve them completely and seperatly before putting them in the tote
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I do the same, in separate wide mouth masons of RO.

Then add each, separately to the res. Mixing very well between each.

My order, starting with RO.
Silica
Part-A
Epsom
Part-B calnit

I'm only dissolving enough for max 10 gallon res. Larger res, I would probably dissolve in 1gallon jugs vs quart. Just to be on the safe side of funky chemical reactions at high concentration.
 
canope

canope

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I've been doing
Silica
Part-A
Part-B calnit
Epsom

For a month straight, plants seems alright but maybe it could be better lol. I dissolve each seperatly in 20L buckets and then throw them in the tote
 
TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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canope said:
I've been doing
Silica
Part-A
Part-B calnit
Epsom

For a month straight, plants seems alright but maybe it could be better lol. I dissolve each seperatly in 20L buckets and then throw them in the tote
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Perfect.

Epsom can be dissolved with the with Part-A.

Good techno read on silica. Precip prevention info.
medteknutrients.com.au

Silica In Hydroponics | Manic Botanix

Silica and Hydroponics For myself, I do not see silica as a beneficial additive but, more so, as a must (an essential element) in any balanced/optimized nutrient regime. Silica (Si) is the second most…
medteknutrients.com.au medteknutrients.com.au
 
TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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2klude said:
Does Armor Si increase your PH? Any reason you choose Armor Si as opposed to a cheaper product like Agsil16?
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Yes ArmorSi, and most silicas I'm aware of raise PH.

The Agsil16 is probably awesome.

Being such a small hobby grower, I don't use very much and prefer the convenience of a bottled product.
 
TintEastwood

TintEastwood

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canope said:
Your table shows 17-0-0 instead of 15-0-0 is that a typo?
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Slightly different calnit.

Haifa Cal Prime 55 pound bag Haifa Cal PRIME, calcium nitrate fertilizer, 55# bag, $39.60 - $39.60 : Custom Hydro, Water Wise Hydroponic and Organic Fertilizers

Haifa's new prime grade of calcium nitrate offers multiple benefits for growers who seek the most precise results in challenging growth conditions. With high concentration and near zero ammonium level this new product sets new standards of calcium nitrate.
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canope

canope

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TintEastwood said:
Slightly different calnit.

Haifa Cal Prime 55 pound bag Haifa Cal PRIME, calcium nitrate fertilizer, 55# bag, $39.60 - $39.60 : Custom Hydro, Water Wise Hydroponic and Organic Fertilizers

Haifa's new prime grade of calcium nitrate offers multiple benefits for growers who seek the most precise results in challenging growth conditions. With high concentration and near zero ammonium level this new product sets new standards of calcium nitrate.
customhydronutrients.com


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Alright I'm trying to figure out my problem, all my leaves are yellow in every room, in soil in coco in hps and in led. Waiting on a call back from Jack's customer service
 
PJ Diaz

PJ Diaz

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Anyone have any opinions about Jack's Calnit vs other brands. Jacks seems to be ammonia free, but is much more expensive than other brands. Worth the extra cost, or no?
 
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