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My buddy just hit 1.1 GPW in a 3k room and never went over 500ppm... Just a thought. Sometimes you waste hoping to get more.
I use HALF of dosage of Moab regardless of ppm. That shit will fry your plants so quick. It's funny a half teaspoon in 5 gal looks like nothing, I promise it'll do the trick
RECIPE FOR MOAB w/out vitamin B-1 @ 1 tsp/5 gal:
.1 grams/gal MAP
1.07 grams per gallon MKP
this is based on my MOAB weighing 5.7 grams per teaspoon and coming out to
N:3
P:68
K: 80
when added to 5 gallons of water (recommended dose is 1-2 tsp per 5 gal)
.1 MAP and 1.07 MKP comes out to
N: 3
P: 71
K: 80
so its pretty close considering the small amounts being used. If you want 2 tsp/5 gal strength just double it. .2 MAP and 2.14 MKP.
I use it at 5 ml per gallon.
2 1/2 ml per gallon with moab.
Just for anyone who's planning on making a concentrated liquid product with this formula, the potassium sulfate and the calcium nitrate cannot be mixed together in concentrated amounts, it will precipitate out insoluble calcium sulfate.I can't get hammerhead numbers with what they list. However I can come really close with a couple extra ingredients.
5 mL of hammer head in a gallon of water equals:
28ppm N
24ppm P
115ppm K
I can use .9 grams K2So4, .45 grams CaNo3, .25 K nitrate, and .2 MKP to get
27 ppm N
25ppm P
114 ppm K
plus 40 ppm S and 20 ppm Ca due to the fact that I need to use other salts to hit the same numbers. Very curious as to why?
Anyway 1 liter of hammmerhead will make you like 760 gallons worth @ 5ml/gal.
that actually seems really reasonable, but I am going to do a little research on how they list just 2 ingredients and can get those numbers... seems weird.
Just for anyone who's planning on making a concentrated liquid product with this formula, the potassium sulfate and the calcium nitrate cannot be mixed together in concentrated amounts, it will precipitate out insoluble calcium sulfate.
FWIW The old labels of hammerhead did have potassium sulfate included on the analysis. Id imagine its still the same formula and they've simply removed the potassium sulfate from the label to make reverse engineering the product more difficult. Id imagine Cap can get a very close formula with the Calcium nitrate completely removed, more potassium nitrate and less potassium sulfate.
one liter goes into 200 gallons of bloom nutes
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