Too Low For Coco Growing? Can I Just Add Salts To Improve?

^ agreed

Half stengeth and never flush With only water till end Inless salt fuck-up which should never happen if your doing 10-15% runoff but some plants dominatly use more magnusum (OG’S , sour d and a lot of strains mag monsters anything ran under led’s Also)


Don’t depend on a nute’s companies Graph always (I see so many companies have crazy high ppm levels and would never in logic work in even the heaviest strains, greeed!), watch your plants and do your homework on what the deficiencies look like and you will save yourself so much voodoo and mystery every time , probably nutrients too and you can put your cash towards other shit.

 

Keep in mind that salts are usually just water soluble forms of the standard nutrients. If the Ph gets too alkaline/High, the salts turn into their "freebase" form and will no longer dissolve in water until the ph comes back down. Loading up on salts and suddenly reaching the ph barrier can cause the salts to come out of their in-soluble form and burn the plants. This causes all kinds of problems because you are chasing chemical levels which can change rapidly due to ph changes. I try to go easy on most fertilizers until I have the ph where it should be, avoiding the ph chase.

 

Watch this video.

It's not quite in your levels but the ratio's are close. I wish he would post his spread sheet

Ken