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Will I be able to check ppm and EC readouts from a 4l jug of water or will I have to pour the entirety of the contents into a bucket to test for ppm and EC?

No there is no white residue from water on anything

What is calcar?

So add calmag if too low from tap to 0.5 EC then add other nutrients until 1.5?

Sorry didn't mean to add that part. O.5 would be the EC readout correct?

I have a few more questions for you: If the ppm meter reads out 750 ppm from my 16 ml/ 4L water jug, does that mean it will stay 750 ppm the entire time ? Meaning I won't have to add nutrients after I add them the first time? And do I reduce how much of the first nutrients I add to the water...

Should I start adding my nutes to the water I feed the plants again? I stopped because I thought I had nutrient burn

Thank you! You've explained it well! I'm growing in promix I'm watering using A tiny metal watering can I was using a combo of these nutes for my vegging stage this to balance my ph And finally a variety of distilled and spring waters for food

So basically, lower ppms during younger stages = less during younger stages? Seeing as the plant will tolerate more as it ages

As for purity of water If plants like a lower ppm during seedling, vegging, and flowering, does that mean I change the volume of nutrients in my water based on the stage of growth they are in?

Thank you! Will be ordering the pens off Amazon

Less water and a balanced ph should help them?

Here are a few shots

I have a buddy that diagnosed calcium and magnesium deficiency in my plant based off some pictures, I will post some here so you can judge

I don't know how to check for that :(

And thank you for the quick answers!

How can I add together or tell ppms? I'm new to this so I apologize for my lack of knowledge

I'm wondering if cal mag can be mixed into my vegging nutrients water or if I have to do it separately into another 4L of water ?