Too much K will affect Mg uptake also. also talk now of the myth of K. perhaps a lot less K will be beneficial? Just like a lot less P.
did some reading the other day and also found out that N is probably more beneficial to root growth than P.
Did you know that there is like 5ppm of available P in soils, due to the fact the soil holds most of it and will not release it in the solution. also lots of K being held in coco. Just some food for thought.
MAP was good for roots JK was saying long ago, has some N.
When I ran regular-type containers(like 1 oz of production/gal of medium) I am betting that way more K was given in total ppms. My 25% coco chow, @ 3 gals medium/8+oz yield per specimen, I am thinking contributes far less total ppms K.
I like the high N:K ratio(1:2.5) much better than the 1:1.5 and 1:1.6 N:K ratios I ran before. The PK boost in last 2 weeks I think could be tweaked. I think JK said he bumped P from 60 to 90 ppms, and K from 280 to 320 in his recirc system. I think he also said he cut micro values down, and maybe Ca also during this time? I believe he said this was the last 10 days of feeding.
I suspect there is a bit of variability in optimal P and K values, dependent on mostly nute delivery system I am guessing.
All high and shit right now.
Hey maybe we should be taking regular root pics to better determine cause and effect relationships of stuff on roots, might create other correlations. I should get to that one of these days.
One of the reasons I wanted to move back to a bucket system. That and Lost's seal or walrus memes a couple years ago that was funny as shit.
"No you can't have my bukkits!" fuck I laughed hard that day.