Need HELP,can i use this fert.

whats more important for flowering P or K,i have this 3-11-38 powder nute one of the few available where i live that can be used in hydro,when i was reading the content of it i could find no calcium or sulfur but it has most of the micro nutes like; mg,fe,mn,b,mo,zn

do i need more P that i ahve in this nute and can i add calcium and how can i add sulfur

you need something higher in phosphorous than that and lower in potassium.

Woomeister said:

you need something higher in phosphorous than that and lower in potassium.

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can i add a P fert. to bust it or is this too much K so i have to find a new fertelizer

boost is what meant

3-13-14 is ideal

if it has magnesium but lacks sulfur can i add epsom salt,will it supply the s04 but will it overload on the mg,one more thing do i have to have a fert with all the micro nutrients couse iv been copering nutes these days and most lack some that others have i dont think i saw any of them having all the micros,can i add that separately or is it not that important

Your nitrogen level is not high so you can use calcium nitrate to provide calcium. It wil raise the nitrogen level but you can easily stand a 2% increase in nitrogen. 0.10 ounces per gallon will increase the nitrogen about 2.2 % and at the same time will give you about 2.5% calcium. To raise the phosphorus use some phosphoric acid. It is available cheaply on eBay. Unless you are extremely high in magnesium I would just add a tad bit of magnesium sulfate to get your sulfur. Adding 0.1 ounces per gallon will provide 1.5% magnesium and 1.0% sulfur. This should be adequate sulfur. If your plants obtain an overall slight yellowing then your sulfur is inadequate and then raise it to 2%. GH MaxiBloom's magnesium level is 3.5% minimum and their sulfur is 1%. There are some nutrient formulas using up to 4% sulfur so a too high level will not be a problem. Magnesium levels vary a great deal in nutrient formulas with differences common up to a 8 fold difference (800%).