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sorry I meant to write under that and blanked.Thanks man! I've read through that thread extensively, just wanted to see if I could get some media-specific suggestions to try running, and get a fresh thread going.
Get reading boys
sorry I meant to write under that and blanked.
That's a great thread there is another one or two jacks threads also. I loved jacks pro hydro 5-12-26 with calcium nitrate and Epsom salt 321 recipe the 321 is as easy as 123 abc.
Also that's a base mix. Seedlings should get quarter strength and work up from there. That's my experience anyway.
I think u misunderstood what I meant. 321 makes a base mix. Seedlings shouldn't be given full strength. It should be diluted. Wasn't suggesting u add anything. Jack's works amazing and there is zero reason to add anything else. Although a bloom boost us fine if u so choose to use one.Jack's makes a special light mix with high P for seedlings that I figure I'm going to be using.
I think as long as you make sure there are no P or K deficiencies it's actually a good full-spectrum formula. No need for a million little bottles of the same stuff to compliment things (when you break it all down it's usually just the same agricultural formulas split into a million bottles to make an extra buck, anyways).
I personally haven't. As long as I mix each part separately. I do also add fulvic acid to mine as well as oas 28.Have you had any issues with precipitate forming?
How are u bro. Been a hot minute. Found cyco coco to be extremely consistent. Just an fyiI use just the 20.20.20 in veg and 10.30.20 in flower in promix.ran it the same way in a 50/50 mix of coco and promix.but im tired of shitty coco that needs to be rinsed so i went back to straight promix.any time i tried bloom boost or other additives just seemed a waste imo,the jacks has all the plant needs.feed every watering 1 tsp per gal or 700ppm .pretty much works on every strain i tried it on lol.good shit.
I would not try using the hydro formulas in soilless,maybe coco ,but i ran the above in straight coco a few times it works fine.not a fan of coco is all ,fuckin gnats love coco around here :)
I think u misunderstood what I meant. 321 makes a base mix. Seedlings shouldn't be given full strength. It should be diluted. Wasn't suggesting u add anything. Jack's works amazing and there is zero reason to add anything else. Although a bloom boost us fine if u so choose to use one.
So just taking one gallon of water for the sake of explaining. I take a couple cups in three separate vessels. One for Jack's hydro one for Cal nit one for Epsom. I use an immersion blender I bought a while ago and mix each one till 100% mixed. I add the oas to the original gallon followed by fulvic. Then Jack's hydro first then Cal nit then Epsom give a good shake and I'm good to go. Then add the finished mix usually at half and never above 3/4 strength to whatever is getting it. I've only used it with coco dtw but plan on using it on my new flood and drain tables as well. Hope this helps a bit.Have you been able to feed it all in one mixed concentrate or do you use separate rez's for each?
So just taking one gallon of water for the sake of explaining. I take a couple cups in three separate vessels. One for Jack's hydro one for Cal nit one for Epsom. I use an immersion blender I bought a while ago and mix each one till 100% mixed. I add the oas to the original gallon followed by fulvic. Then Jack's hydro first then Cal nit then Epsom give a good shake and I'm good to go. Then add the finished mix usually at half and never above 3/4 strength to whatever is getting it. I've only used it with coco dtw but plan on using it on my new flood and drain tables as well. Hope this helps a bit.
I knew someone was running a "1 part" jack's in peat; just couldn't remember who! Your using the "professional" series for those 2 right? Also, curious what you do for Ca?I use just the 20.20.20 in veg and 10.30.20 in flower in promix.....
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