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I run at 80 and 65% 500-800ppm in veg 1000-1250ppm in bloom I do use Co2

I’ve seen it. What’s ur point?

Keep watching for those nanners, it’s prone to that. Mine yielded poorly but smells and smokes amazing. Won’t be growing it again.

No. You can use either of these products to solve your problem.

Potassium Sulphate or Potassium silicate

here Greengenes formula from his vid. Remember that this is a boost to your base nute. I’ve put a gram in a gallon of RO water and it went up about 90-100ppm. So if your plants need that much boost, by all means do it. But I hope I’m not the only one who thinks that sounds like a lot, on top of...

He’s great. Check him out. https://www.youtube.com/c/GreengenesGardenOfficial

I use this stuff homie. I wasn’t asking. This is the amount I use and it works well. Go look at Greengenes if you need to see that other growers are using it at the rate I’m saying. If you use it at some other rate, that’s fantastic for you.

1/2 to 1gram per Gallon

There’s definitely differences in ph charts.

Squirt Before and after defol last night. Mid week 3 bloom. Hope I don’t get those same results.

Veg- 500 to 800 Bloom 800 to 1200

Current culture bulkheads are worth the extra few bucks. https://www.zenhydro.com/current-culture-uc-spin-tight-bulkhead-2-in-48-cs.html

Doing Squirt now and was thinking about running all gas next. Keep me posted.

I change every week.

I’m under the impression that it needs the high phosphorous for flower initiation and beginning development so I use MKP weeks 1-3 but at week 4 or so The amount of P in your base nute is enough and it’s the boosted K that’s needed. So use potassium sulphate weeks 4-8.

Cal hypo in particular. So sterile systems are good. No organics with it though. So no bennies or hydroguard etc. Can use bleach to go sterile. I make my own hypocloric acid.

Great stuff. I use MKP to start flower and then potassium sulphate mid to late bloom.

Going sterile will be best for you like this guy suggests with calhypo. UC roots will do this too.