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Low input daily coco feeding Idea (Reservoir) - Feedback?

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Low input daily coco feeding Idea (Reservoir) - Feedback?

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#61
true...

and thats not too much N for flower? That would be so nice if i could just run 1 batch of nutes for all stages of growth. More so if i can manage the PH daily and auto feed. Id be one happy camper.
 
#62
bunkerking said:
Really? Run 6-4-4 the entire cycle? I wont be using pk boosters.
I'm just assuming i need Bloom nutes?
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Well N is a bit hi what nutes are ya using? maybe a small PK would benefit you with those ratios and slightly lower ppm. But yes you can go all the way to harvest with that. You just need to watch near the end to lower feed adequately
 
#66
Aqua Man said:
You should be running the big bloom with it
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Dont have it - I can always just buy the hydro pack. Only $30ish bucks and is better suited for what i need.
and or pick up a small bottle of Big Bloom
 
#67
Flower is the time (my 2cents) when you need to watch the ammonical N (@oldskol4evr posted this earlier)
I also like @Aqua Man simple balanced nute profile all the way thru but tapering back toward end of flower...
 
#68
Yeah you don't want the soil nutes...stay away from ammonia/ammonium. You need the hydro nutes. gro big and big bloom but i would skip the tiger bloom. TBH I would say fuck the direction and use 1-1 of each at the desired ppm. But thats just me and I have never used em.
 
#71
Say GB Hydro 5ml. Big Bloom + Calmag 2ml = general feed

Late flower run like 2.5ml GB Hydro + Big Bloom ?
 
#72
Grow shop is down the road. Im not that ninja lol. Ok.. Ty again everyone.

FFBB on the label = 120ml heavy feeding per gallon. bawahahahahaha. yah no.
 

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#74
Aqua Man said:
Yeah you don't want the soil nutes...stay away from ammonia/ammonium. You need the hydro nutes. gro big and big bloom but i would skip the tiger bloom. TBH I would say fuck the direction and use 1-1 of each at the desired ppm. But thats just me and I have never used em.
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based on their hydro feed. Yah roughly 1:1, sometimes abit higher, sometimes abit lower.
 
#75
bunkerking said:
Say GB Hydro 5ml. Big Bloom + Calmag 2ml = general feed

Late flower run like 2.5ml GB Hydro + Big Bloom ?
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@oldskol4evr
bunkerking said:
@Vondank420 - any suggestions for nute doses with this setup?
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5ml/gal hydro GB
5ml/gal cal/mag
Run this until week 3 of flower and then start bell curving the BigBloom in @1ml/gal till you hit 7.5ml/gal
Get from 1 to 7.5 in 2 weeks.
At week 5 start backing down your cal/mag and BB 1ml at a time.
Take 14 days to get to 1ml/gal cal/mag
1ml BB. You arenow at week 7
At this point I would back down Hydro GB to 4ml/gal and cost to your flush period.
*** You are going to need to watch your plants and make little adjustments if necessary ***
 
#76
Vondank420 said:
@oldskol4evr

5ml/gal hydro GB
5ml/gal cal/mag
Run this until week 3 of flower and then start bell curving the BigBloom in @1ml/gal till you hit 7.5ml/gal
Get from 1 to 7.5 in 2 weeks.
At week 5 start backing down your cal/mag and BB 1ml at a time.
Take 14 days to get to 1ml/gal cal/mag
1ml BB. You arenow at week 7
At this point I would back down Hydro GB to 4ml/gal and cost to your flush period.
*** You are going to need to watch your plants and make little adjustments if necessary ***
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<3 I owe you a beer/joint someday. Ty
 
#78
cemchris said:
www.cannagardening.com

How the Ammonium-nitrate ratio affects your plants | CANNA Gardening USA

It’s a well-known fact that plants need sufficient nutrients to grow and that
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Last thing - just so when someone else is reading this. They get it right.

High ammonium in the roots - causes it to redirect energy from growth to converting it. That would explain why the plant is semi healthy. But growth is still pretty slow. Nute temps did help. This is likely why its just bushing out, and not growing up?
 
#79
remember GB Hydro has Ca in it (2-3% I believe).

Could be. Also the yellowing was prob from it dropping the PH in the root zone and locking out other things.

100-110 ppm of N (N03) max in flower. Think I run right at 103 ppm. 1:2ish N:K. 3:2ish- 2:1ish N:P and you are gravy. Hit that hwoever you want. Fewer bottles the better. As far as bloom boosters only one I would suggest is mag sulfate (epsom). I'm not a believer of PK Boosts.
 
#80
cemchris said:
remember GB Hydro has Ca in it (2-3% I believe).

Could be. Also the yellowing was prob from it dropping the PH in the root zone and locking out other things.

100-110 ppm of N (N03) max in flower. Think I run right at 103 ppm. 1:2ish N:K. 3:2ish- 2:1ish N:P and you are gravy. Hit that hwoever you want. Fewer bottles the better. As far as bloom boosters only one I would suggest is mag sulfate (epsom). I'm not a believer of PK Boosts.
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crazy... ive been fed so much bullshit on youtube. Should have just started here. You all are awesome.
 
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