What nutrients you use?
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ttystikk
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Yep;
https://hydro-gardens.com/?s=4-20-39
Use in conjunction with equal parts by weight of calcium nitrate and half by weight of magnesium sulfate, both also available from this agricultural nutrients supplier.
Mix each separately until fully dissolved, then add to your reservoir. Dilute to desired strength, then adjust pH last.
This is what commercial facilities in Colorado use, it's shockingly cheaper than water bottles and you can tweak the ratios to need the needs of your plants.
The secret to nutrients is that they all provide the same thing. How much do you really want to spend?
https://hydro-gardens.com/?s=4-20-39
Use in conjunction with equal parts by weight of calcium nitrate and half by weight of magnesium sulfate, both also available from this agricultural nutrients supplier.
Mix each separately until fully dissolved, then add to your reservoir. Dilute to desired strength, then adjust pH last.
This is what commercial facilities in Colorado use, it's shockingly cheaper than water bottles and you can tweak the ratios to need the needs of your plants.
The secret to nutrients is that they all provide the same thing. How much do you really want to spend?
Capn-Crunch
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Jacks 321
Psychonautic83
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GH nutrient trio with botanicare calmag
Hydrotech364
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Envy is my base food.
snoeman032
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Heavy 16
GhostBud420
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Blue Planet
Thundercat
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TintEastwood
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Greenleaf Mega Crop
mannurse801
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Grotek.
Nice line, first year trying, but on par, if not improved over fox farm trio and solubles.
Nice line, first year trying, but on par, if not improved over fox farm trio and solubles.
rshackleferd
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Diy chem nutes tailored just for MJ, no calmag or additives needed. Ph is even spot on. 50 bucks can make a lifetime supply. If you can run the program "hydrobuddy" you can do anything.
