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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.

I would lean towards the Masterblend for two reason: it's a better value and it's a bit more customizable with the separate epsom and calnit. Most of the one parts are a bit lacking on calcium, since you can't have a ton of calcium nitrate in it without having the fertilizer turning into a...

Holy sheet:finger:...nutes be expensive in the UK. I think paying for water in the UK is definaltly insult on injury. 1kg of Maxi £60 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00NQANQAC?m=A30GUYSGKKBYHP&ref=psp_pc_a_A3GMWS1CWWWMHS&th=1 4kg Masterblend kit £75...

With rain water, I'm in the same boat as @Nutty sKunK , my solutions are always acidic. I make stock solutions with Agsil16. I still have a gallon bottle of phosphoric acid around somewhere, it's lasted my around 10 years.

I buy whatever base salt, calnit and epsom my local distributor has in stock for that year. It's usually Jack's or Masterblend, sometimes only ICL is available. My last haul for 150lbs of ferts.