I didn’t know and yes this is fox farm i only use two table spoons not alot at all and yes i read the instructions and thank you i will only use distilled water
Why distilled? What's you tap water like?
Ya stop using that calmag pronto. That fox farms is hot. It means there's alot of nutrition already in the soil. You shouldn't plant seedlings in hot soil, nevermind feeding them things they don't need on top of it so just cut that out and why worry about distilled water? Is your tap water really high ppms? Do you have an accurate tds meter? Just water man with reg ol tap water. In a few weeks you'll notice the growth slow a bit (usually around 3-4 weeks) then you can begin feeding low ppm IF needed. I don't grow in fox farms too many issues with it.
I don't have any problems with FF soil, but I've heard people say it depends where you get it from. I'm still using the FFOF that I originally bought 3 1/2 years ago as my base.
I have more than this one plant growing and the others seem to be doing just fine and growing perfectly.
Ok got you and i have other ones growing as well and I’ve been using this same method and they are growing perfect and I’m going to stop thank you for advice
Where it comes from and batch to batch. They have multiple mixing facilities and they source compost and other materials from the various regions the facilities are in so there can be variation from bag to bag.
I felt like my tap water ph levels was too high
My only bug issues were a ff grow. I will not use it again.
Check the ppm of the water. Do you notice any Ca buildup around your faucets or anything?
It’s no ca build up around faucet
If you can drink it and it tastes good I'd give plain tap water a try. But get a cheap ppm tester on Amazon for a few bucks if you can't find a water report.
I'd recommend at least a decent meter.
Of course a BlueLab or Apera would be better, but he'd probably get an idea even with a $5 one.
It's funny cause I wouldn't grow without one. I use it everyday. We use diff methods though, I get that