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The olympus ph up is 10% calcium I use about a tsp per gallon. How much epsom salt should I add so my mag levels don't get out of whack over time.
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Yes I know the soil has the capabilities but after multiple runs with very low ph solution 4.0 ph and ones at a perfect ph I definitely have much more explosive growth and faster finishing with all other parameters being the same. But I can't help but have some mag issues with my OG strains.
Tolerance Break
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What kind of solution are you making for organics?
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A few types of protein hydrolysate some fish emulsion. Some fermented vegetable/fruit products.
Cousin Bo
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You could use magnesium carbonate sometimes instead of the Olympus ph up to raise the ph and add magnesium at the same time. You could also use a combo of the Olympus, GH ph up (which uses potassium), and magnesium carbonate if you want to get really crazy.
weedstoner420
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Could also add oyster shell flour or dolomite lime to your soil to buffer it. That Olympus product is just limestone anyway...
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It is in my soil already that is why I'm thinking by using so much pure calcium it negatively affects the relationship between the calcium and magnesium? It's really only a couple strains it does it with but they are my breadwinners.
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