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bastards have weapons too,then you got local gang got to come in swing nuts with whom ever,ya need a back under a bridge hahahah,good ole daysIts the trolls that are annoying.
bastards have weapons too,then you got local gang got to come in swing nuts with whom ever,ya need a back under a bridge hahahah,good ole daysIts the trolls that are annoying.
In the car but potassium nitrate may help.. when I get home I can help ya. I used to mix all my own ferts using dry salts and hydro buddy. I have calcium nitrate, potassium nitrate even a small amount of ammonium nitrate lol.... Try to get that nowadays. You can buy tons of different dry ferts cheap as fuck. Then I just use hydrobuddy and plug in the ppm I want for each and hit calculate and it spits out exactly how much of each I need to get the desired ppm then I can easily adjust based on uptake. I did this for my planted tanks for years but it's been years since I have bothered to mix my own now I just use all my extra dry ferts to amend my solution if needed or if I feel like tinkeringso watching your thought have me wondering one thing bro,how the hell do you isolate the npk values in hydro,i just recently tested my water with a npk kit off amazon ,all i had use it for my soil,but tried anyway,that water had so much N that the color wasnt even on the gauge,p was adequte,no sign of k at all,so later that night got to reading some shit that explain another problem ,windy conditions snap the vines of the watermelon plant was one,aphid are atracted to plants with very high N count,so im thinking thats been my problem all along,the feed is the 8-16-36,then the magnesium sulfate,calcium nitrate,the calcium nitrate were the N comes from right?i need something i can isolate what each are doing,swinging from 5.8 to 6.3 over night and shit,sky rocket ppm from 12 to 1600,so i said screw it and added a scoop of cha-ching from fox farms,0-50-10,expecting a burning bush come morning ,my ph was 5.9 ppm 1245,it dropped all the crazy,dont have a clue why,stayed stable for 3 days,put a smit of potassium sulfate in to raise the ph to 6.0 and added 60 mil hydroguard,been stable ,so today raining and 50 degrees ,35 by sat morning hahahah what can i say hahahah aint even liking the cool weather
bastards have weapons too,then you got local gang got to come in swing nuts with whom ever,ya need a back under a bridge hahahah,good ole days
do you change rez every time you do this?In the car but potassium nitrate may help.. when I get home I can help ya. I used to mix all my own ferts using dry salts and hydro buddy. I have calcium nitrate, potassium nitrate even a small amount of ammonium nitrate lol.... Try to get that nowadays. You can buy tons of different dry ferts cheap as fuck. Then I just use hydrobuddy and plug in the ppm I want for each and hit calculate and it spits out exactly how much of each I need to get the desired ppm then I can easily adjust based on uptake. I did this for my planted tanks for years but it's been years since I have bothered to mix my own now I just use all my extra dry ferts to amend my solution if needed or if I feel like tinkering
This would be ideal if you can. It's really cheap and gives a lot of flexibility.Switch to salts. I have 4 - 55 gals for flower and 2 -40 gal for veg and my nutes end up costing me less then a penny a gal. PH doesn't even budge.
only thing bad about the bridge is when it rains,i needed the bath but the freaking smell of everyone filth was over bearing hahahah you know it wasnt all that bad freedom ,i like it much better now hahaha.The unusally huge black squirrel on my fence is pretty intimidating. ;-)
I do thing different I only change max 50% of my res a week and usually 25%. So unless I fuck something up nope.do you change rez every time you do this?
hey think on driving put the phone down and get back with me later
I do thing different I only change max 50% of my res a week and usually 25%. So unless I fuck something up nope.
You can make part a and b concentratea with hydrobuddy. Really @cemchris is the go to on this... Like I say it's been years. It's really easy to mix your own ferts and better quality than you can usually buy plus you can adjust them. If you get a chance take a look at hydrobuddy. It takes all the brain work out. The more sources you have of each nutrient the easier it is to fine tune your nutrient recipe.
Found it.... It even has ammonium. Another no go for hydro imo. I know I was thinking the grow big had none until I looked it up.
Grow Big Hydroponic Plant Food by FoxFarm | Planet Natural
Extra strength fertilizer with micronutrients. FoxFarm Grow Big Hydroponic (3-2-6) is a potent, fast-acting, water soluble fertilizer specially formulated for hydroponic use.www.planetnatural.com
Yeah just go with something Like Oasis or Jacks (pretty much the same). You need Cal nitrate (A) and Mag Sulfate (epsom salt from walgreen's/cvs if you dont want bulk) (Base + Mag Sul is B) . 3 things to mix and you are done. Cut your nute cost by about 400-800%. Honestly dont even need to make concentrates unless you are dosing. Only reason I was suggesting this is with 100 gals for flower and 80 for veg you will start blowing through 3 part. The 6 gals of 3 part wouldnt last to long for me. Bought more then a couple a year. Not to mention if you expand off the 2 - 55 gals. I take it a 55 gal lasts a week for flower?
You can basically get 2 - 25 lb bags of base for around 100 bucks. Cal Nitrate you can source locally usually from AG suppliers for 0.50-$1 a lb or get it from the base people. Mag sulfate cost around 20-30 bucks for a 50 lb bag or buy it when you need it from grocery or drug store. For around $180 you can basically have nutes that will last you a year or more. Same chems that are in 3 part and can adjust it to what you want just like 3 part. You just aren't paying for 90% of the bottle that's water which equates into the price because of shipping those to a shop.
Yeah dry ferts all the way so much more cost effective.Yeah just go with something Like Oasis or Jacks (pretty much the same). You need Cal nitrate (A) and Mag Sulfate (epsom salt from walgreen's/cvs if you dont want bulk) (Base + Mag Sul is B) . 3 things to mix and you are done. Cut your nute cost by about 400-800%. Honestly dont even need to make concentrates unless you are dosing. Only reason I was suggesting this is with 100 gals for flower and 80 for veg you will start blowing through 3 part. The 6 gals of 3 part wouldnt last to long for me. Bought more then a couple a year. Not to mention if you expand off the 2 - 55 gals. I take it a 55 gal lasts a week for flower?
You can basically get 2 - 25 lb bags of base for around 100 bucks. Cal Nitrate you can source locally usually from AG suppliers for 0.50-$1 a lb or get it from the base people. Mag sulfate cost around 20-30 bucks for a 50 lb bag or buy it when you need it from grocery or drug store. For around $180 you can basically have nutes that will last you a year or more. Same chems that are in 3 part and can adjust it to what you want just like 3 part. You just aren't paying for 90% of the bottle that's water which equates into the price because of shipping those to a shop.
No hydrogaurd is bacillus amyloliquefaciens. Nothing in it will react with your nutes. I'm guess you were seeing sludge and all that crap from the organics in the fox farms.Hey Aquaman, one last thing I’d like to throw in the mix here. When the issue first showed up during veg, my first thought was that it could be the Hydroguard in combination with something in the FoxFarm. I honestly don’t know enough about nutrients yet to even have supportive facts for that. More of a gut feeling
ChemChris, I got a question regarding this whole FoxFarm thing. Do you think that the Hydroguard could be reacting poorly with something in the FoxFarm lineup? I already made my decision to change, but I can’t put the puzzle down. Originally my gut told me that was a possibility. I don’t know enough about the chemistry to say, but I found this
only thing bad about the bridge is when it rains,i needed the bath but the freaking smell of everyone filth was over bearing hahahah you know it wasnt all that bad freedom ,i like it much better now hahaha.
arent them black squierrl called martins?
im just about ready to start harvesting some of them myself,there staring to get bold and coming into the top garden,this damn feral cat i got is homies with the damn things
ChemChris, I got a question regarding this whole FoxFarm thing. Do you think that the Hydroguard could be reacting poorly with something in the FoxFarm lineup? I already made my decision to change, but I can’t put the puzzle down. Originally my gut told me that was a possibility. I don’t know enough about the chemistry to say, but I found this
Naw you will kill your plant before you kill the bacteria.
Are you using reg Grow Big or Grow big Hydro? Reg Grow Big is Trash. Specially for hydro. Will cause all sorts of problems including fucking with the PH hardcore.
Definitely using the Hydro version. The sediment seemed to be coming from the Big Bloom. That info that I posted had a parameter of Amonia Nitrate that was acceptable. Was just thinking maybe it was the ratios. The Hydroguard was the only thing added that was not in the line up.
Yeah just go with something Like Oasis, Jacks, Peters Professional (5-11/12-26 somewhere around there). They are all pretty much the same. You need Cal nitrate (A) and Mag Sulfate (epsom salt from walgreen's/cvs if you dont want bulk) (Base + Mag Sul is B) . 3 things to mix and you are done. Cut your nute cost by about 400-800%. Honestly dont even need to make concentrates unless you are dosing. Only reason I was suggesting this is with 110 gals for flower and 80 for veg you will start blowing through 3 part. The 6 gals of 3 part wouldnt last to long for me. Bought more then a couple a year. Not to mention if you expand off the 2 - 55 gals. I take it a 55 gal lasts a week for flower? 3 part also works if you would rather just rock that out. Nothing wrong with that. Just don't use GH schedule. I just wish 3 part didn't have dye in it.
You can basically get 2 - 25 lb bags of base for around 100 bucks. Cal Nitrate you can source locally usually from AG suppliers for 0.50-$1 a lb or get it from the base people. Mag sulfate cost around 20-30 bucks for a 50 lb bag or buy it when you need it from grocery or drug store. For around $180 you can basically have nutes that will last you a year or more. Same chems that are in 3 part and can adjust it to what you want just like 3 part. You just aren't paying for 90% of the bottle that's water which equates into the price because of shipping those to a shop.
[/QUO ive used jack in coco before good stuff nothing fancy but does the job,guess what im trying to figure out is not changing res water but topping off,some how i went way over board on nitrogen just buy topping off,way over,my water melon plant is just about burned up,but im not giving up on the hydro just still tweeking the ins and out,wondered if there was a test kit for this in hydro,im not sure if the reg 20 dollar job off amazon is the same ,i do all my sol testing with the tablets
they are rare here ,but they a called pine martins,just as black as coal and look just like any other squerril other than colorI never heard them called martins.