etruthfx
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No of course I mean a grow operation.
Some General Advice Needed
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a mongo frog
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Yea i think i can do that
Clumpyoyster
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Fox farm there's your first mistake
Wow that's an industrial grow op and you're in soil and having to give higher than hydro level of nutrients. This is precisely why I grow my own.Fox farm is okay it's not the best.
Ionic nutrient line is the champagne of nutrients. The entire feeding schedule from veg to bloom can be found here.
All you really need is Ionic Grow, Ionic Bloom, Ionic Pk boost, CalMag, Amino Acids, and Fossil Fuels for the entire grow cycle. Nitrozyme and bloom stimulator help too. And Silicate if you need stress buffering.
While we're on the topic of nutrients we may as well discuss mite prevention. There are many ways to go but Lost Coast plant therapy is the number 1 I have on my shelf.
Don't use miracle grow unless you are growing outside
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captainforest
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Are you allowed to fully submerge PH meter probes of controllers? I'm experiencing a weird problem wherein my PH is different submerged in the bottom (PH4) of my control bucket compared to when I measure it on the top level (PH6). Anyone experienced this?