Al B. Fuct
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Az, chlorinated tapwater won't hurt your plants.while some chlorine is accepltable an often required by the plants in small amounts...constant birages with it will kill the plants an weakin them to other ailments ...i cant say for sure how the water is where alb. but he aint in the us an i know my water here sucks...so if someone was to use tap constantly they would need to bubble it to reduce some amounts of chlorine floride an other shitty things the US does to the water...like i said from my experence with the lucas formula an others who used it befor me with gh nutes its 5mlmicro an 10milbloom for veg with 8milmicro an 16milbloom for flower...all with the micro nutes mixed first...peace az
No, I'm not in the US now, but I lived in the mudwest US for >30 years before I split for Aus.
I've never used anything BUT chlorinated tapwater in 20 years of growing, half of those in the USA.
This nonsense about chlorine killing plants is just that- nonsense.
These plants are arguably NOT dead and get nothing but chlorinated water out of the garden hose. So does my now 12 ft tall cherry tomato plant in my fully organic veggie patch out the back..
On the GH & Lucas stuff- seems WAY too complex to me. I've used 2-part nutes, Canna for the last 8 years, with fine results. The mix? 400ml each part A & B in 125L water, from day 1 of flowering until harvest. Yields 1400ppm, Canna nutes have pH buffers which set my pH 6.5 tapwater to 5.7-5.8. No need to even pH correct.
These are in my tray#1, for plants in wk1-2. Pictured plants have been flowering for 2 weeks. As you see, they gain vertical height really quite quickly even though they are under 12/12 and are eating high P flowering nutes. Plants take about 4 weeks to completely stop gaining vertical height and start packing on the budmass.
Here's tray 2:
This tray houses plants in wks 2-4. Pictured plants are in wk4.
Tray 3:
Tray 3 is for plants in wks 4-6. Pictured plants are in wk6.
Tray 4: