As far as my research shows.The Flora series is just nutrient chemical salts dissolved in distilled water,making for precipitate salt crunchy cap threadings as the water evaporates over time.If you go to the right product page it will read "our best kept secret" under Maxi series.
http://generalhydroponics.com/site/index.php/products/nutrients/
The Flora 3 part is good for mixing ratio's to tailor your crops needs.Lucas is just ratios tailored for cannabis,and may not be the best for say Lettuce for an example.The Maxi powder is the raw broken down elemental or near elemental nutrient chemical salts.Chemical Salts sound nasty,Right?
Chemical Salts,are just compounds made neutral,purified,dissolvable in water,and easily uptakeable by the roots.This sums up the complex process the Lab takes to make salts,with mined from the earth chemical compounds that fit a plants nutritional needs.
I use Maxibloom.Maxibloom is Lucas ratios.I use in DWC,Passive Hydro,and outdoor soil with no problems.The label is just like other labels with a hot dose listed.
My suggested dosage with Maxibloom using RO water or tapwater that has no problems with staining,or build up around faucet/drain areas. Target ph of 6.Keep in mind this stuff is readily absorbable by the plant in the correct PH range.New growers follow the lite side,and remember "Undernute is better than overnute".
Seedlings:1/16th-1/8th Tsp per gal.If feeding directly to medium start out with a pinch to your PH water.
Seedlings are very delicate.Stick to the Rule of thumb "Less is more,for seedlings,and clones",and you should be fine.Keep medium moist not saturated.
Vegetative:1/4-1/2 Tsp per gal.Depending on strain,or light intensity this can be bumped up to 3/4-1 Tsp or do a 50/50 mix with the Maxigrow if wanted.
Flower:3/4-1 Tsp per gal to feed the stretch.If using a 50/50 with the Maxigrow,discontinue Maxigrow when stretch starts winding down.Dark green leaves=N toxicity
Mid Flower:I suggest a gradual reduction going to harvest date.Find a balance unique to your setup/strain that feeds bud development,yet does not overfert.
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