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Mulching the top will help a little as well.

The mix I've been running for the last few years start to finish has been 120-40-180 NPK 90Ca 50Mg 3Fe. I ran 1/4 lines to all the summer crops. The only real issue was some N clawing on the tomatoes. Once in full fruit I bet they like a bit lower N.

I don't think that will harm the plant. The 4:2: I believe is mostly aimed to keep Calcium in check, since it's very antagonistic.

I remember reading a paper by UC Berkley that recommended K:Ca:Mg be supplied at a rate of 4:2:1 So, you should be able to drop your CalMag to 90ppm:45ppm Sulphur is non-antagonistic and anything over 50ppm is fine.

I got some Blue Cheese and Gorilla Glue clones from a neighbor. The GG is looking like a weak pheno, so I will reclone some of the cheese and run 12 of those.

Nerd Stuffs... It looks like all the Nitrogen is in part A. They list part A at 9.8lb per gallon at 3% Nitrogen 4,445g per 3785mL Specific Gravity is 1.17g per mL Each mL will have 35mg of Nitrogen PPM is mg/L So....3.5mL part A per Liter will give you 122PPM nitrogen

Do you have pics the NPK of the A+B. DutchPro is hiding them like streetwalkers hide diseases.

If you have a link to the product, any one of the muttonheads that frequent this place can calculate it.

Almost all strains due fine with 120-140ppm N. That's usually attained at a much lower EC than 1.8

I've messed up enough grows to know that N-Tox is pretty damaging to plants. Once the leaves get the claw they are FFL (Fucked for Life). They will never recover to a healthy condition and will turn brown/yellow early even if nutrient situation is remedied.

I just popped this year's clones into solo cups.

If you want a little more convenience, you can make a stock solution. Say you dissolve 500g in a liter and you then need 10liters of solution with 6g/L. Pour out 120mL stock solution.

I used Mega Crop once years ago, it performed just fine. I had problems with it not dissolving and gumming up my 1/4 drip system, so I gave it to a buddy that hand waters. My days of all sorts of additives are long gone, I run one formula start to finish now, I may make some slight tweaks...

I guess we are lucky in the USA that most of the big boy distributers also cater the small retail market, Jack's, SouthernAG, Grow-More, Masterblend. GH...etc. I think the two main players in the UK are Yara and ICL who don't bother with the retail market. I have seen a few UK based nutrient...

Hell.... if I was in the UK, I might sink $20K into trying to startup a garage business. A few electric cement mixers, a truck of salts, then I just need to find a company to produce bags with some dipshit cartoons on them.