I used foxfarms whole line for years. Nothing wrong with it, but the schedule is way to much waste for anything I've ever grown. There's no way their schedule can tell you what your plant needs this week. That's why they recommend all the flushing.why can't i just keep following the schedule for fox farm nutes, cause i already bought the whole kit
OK
ive got them all calculated
first let me say
these are oddly balanced ratios of nutrients and im not sure id would ever consider using this brand
let me give you a couple reasons
I don't trust the product info... several of the bottles list derived from; magnesium sulfate and then list no % amount for magnesium wtf
how can it say it has magnesium sulfate and not have magnesium
seeing this makes it impossible to trust the listed ingredient
second; not one of those bottles has any calcium...zero! and I don't think theres any in them because calcium nitrate isn't listed in any of the bottles and your not likely to get calcium without calcium nitrate
I would never recommend these nutes to a hydro users
luckily your in soil
having said all that
if the numbers on the bottle are correct (and I cant say they are)
I would mix
veg (full strength)
per gallon
3mls grow
6mls bloom
10 mls calmag (only way to get your calcium)
bloom (full strength)
per gallon
3mls grow
8mls bloom
10mls calmag
1/8 tsp Epsom salt (0.5 grams)
for a higher ppm mix it the same way but with slightly less water
for a lower ppm mix it the same way with slightly more water
the boomerang and kangroo you can run it or leave it out (not more than 3mls per gallon)
you don't need the tiger bloom
in the long run if I was you id change your brand of nutes
everyone seems to like itI really like the general organics line. You can get a "gro box" on amazon for $40 and it has all 8 of their nutrients.