MICHI-CAN
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Soil is so forgiving. LOL.
Are Forums the best place to learn...?
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kovidkough
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The ratios are: total N-p2o5-k2o
So fertilizer ratios are basically the ratios by mass of Nitrogen-Phosphate-Potash thus a 10-30-20 would elementally be more like 10-(30 x 0.436=13.08)-(20 x 0.83 = 16.6) or 10-13-16.6 elementally.
So fertilizer ratios are basically the ratios by mass of Nitrogen-Phosphate-Potash thus a 10-30-20 would elementally be more like 10-(30 x 0.436=13.08)-(20 x 0.83 = 16.6) or 10-13-16.6 elementally.
Wattzzup
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I’m kidding btwstretchy and airy results
kovidkough
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those are Renfros words. I trust his info
natureboygrower
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@kovidkough why would you recommend google for a question on growing?I'm genuinely curious. I thought that's what forums were for?
Edited to tag the right guy
Edited to tag the right guy
maranibbana
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that is not a sound hypothesis
Wattzzup
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Think of his results with a proper balance
kovidkough
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7-4-6 is
7N :
P = 4 x .43 =1.72
K = 6x .83 = 4.98
or
7 : 1.72 : 4.98
or
1 : .24 : .7
7N :
P = 4 x .43 =1.72
K = 6x .83 = 4.98
or
7 : 1.72 : 4.98
or
1 : .24 : .7
BBQtoast
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Soils a good buffer there's no point trying to fuss it, 746 says everything is there if the plant wants it. Some companies produce similar npks for the whole grow no flower or veg.
Budz Buddy
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I'm not absolutely sure without looking at my notes but I think with 5 gr. MC & 1 gr. SC per gal. it comes out to about 2 - 4 - 7.
kovidkough
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it is exactly what forums are for. but some questions can be found in a search bar..forget Google use the RIU search bar first. im sure your question was asked sometime in the past
natureboygrower
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Ok. The riu search makes way more sense than google. That's a rabbit hole no rookie should go down
kovidkough
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sometimes. our necro threads remind us of knowledge we thought was "true" but is now false.
especially from the flushing prophets
enhancing flavors..durr
kovidkough
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my favorite is adding sugars for sweet flavors
sugars are for the soil not the plant
adding sulfates is the best way in salt feeding to add flavor and terps. no need for expensive crap, magnesium sulfate or Epsom salt is 17% sulfur ...win win
sugars are for the soil not the plant
adding sulfates is the best way in salt feeding to add flavor and terps. no need for expensive crap, magnesium sulfate or Epsom salt is 17% sulfur ...win win
natureboygrower
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True. It helps to start new threads
kovidkough
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yes asking others is a good thing. I support that
MICHI-CAN
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Read this then follow advice not contradictory.
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BBQtoast
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Copper sulphate, now that is a salt worth owning, not sure if cannabis is a copper type but I love that blue salt.
PadawanWarrior
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I've got a couple Ed books and he's great, but why would his cover picture be of a Foxtailing Plant? I just noticed that and couldn't help myself. This thread is a ShitShow anyways, lol.Read this then follow advice not contradictory.
Marijuana Grower's Handbook — Ed Rosenthal
ORDER NOW AND RECEIVE YOUR AUTOGRAPHED BOOK! Ed Rosenthal’s classic handbook is useful for everyone, from beginners to advanced growers. This legacy guide is full of knowledge, tools, and methods to grow great marijuana – indoors and out. It is a good companion book to Ed’s latest title Cannabis
kovidkough
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aw shitshow...bring back BK