Florakleen
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twentyeight.threefive
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It's called soda.
Arkos
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Bud candy form An and most bloom boosters are exactly that.
Lol, I've never realized the ingredients are listed on the bottles...
Jpgrow420 is exactly right, overdrive for example is potassium and phosphorus.
You could mix that your self from the same sources doesn't seem to be any secret ingredient.
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Jjgrow420
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wrong. bud candy is a carb load
big bud overdrive nirvana are bloom boosters
Arkos
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Carb load is not sugars ?
There is a pretty detailed analysis on bloom boosters somewhere, was it on here ? Damnit I can't remember shit
Johnny Lawrence
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Most boosters are just high P and/or K. They're not the same as the "sweeteners" the nute companies peddle to noobs.
twentyeight.threefive
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Arkos
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Cool, I always was under the impression molasses was a bloom booster too but that info is old this point, Jorge Cervantes bible.
Well i just used florakleen bc my ec and ppm levels were extremely high when i checked the runoff water. I used it one time and then went back to using my nutrients. Make sure you are giving your plant regular water in between feeds. Theres no need for it unless your levels are very high. My PPM was 2900 nd ec was like 3.4, i used florakleen and the levels went down to 1800 ppm and 2.200.
What is the reason you are flushing the plants for. between cycles of nutrient changes, nutrient lockout or end of harvest . It wont hurt your harvest, if you give the right measurements it will lower ec&ppm,only use if ec&ppm is extremely high and u need to fix the plant immediately, if the levels are just a little high give the plant regular water for the next couple days, It doesnt hurt to use b4 harvest but i dont think it makes a big difference.
Well he could be growing in FoxFarm CoCo which is a mix of coco&soil. my plant is all roots bc it was too late to transplant but its a 3 gallon pot, I can see it being rootbound in a 5 gallon as well. Just have to keep an eye on the levels constantly.This guy also said he had root bound plants in 5 gallon pots of coco. So take that with a grain of salt
twentyeight.threefive
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That's not how ppm and EC relate.
EC is a universal measurement and ppm is a number derived from EC based on the scale you are talking about. The three ppm scales used are Hannah 500, Eutech 640, and Truncheon 700 scales.
EC * scale = ppm reading
So if you had an EC reading of 3.4 on the Hannah 500 scale your ppms would be:
3.4 EC * 500 = 1700 ppm
And reversed if you had a reading of 2900ppm that would be 5.8 EC.
Star Dog
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Root bound in a 5 gallon air pruning pot, seriously?
Using flora kleen for high ec isn't the best approach, rinse it with diluted nutrient then use a lower overall ec until your run off is acceptable.
kingjackpot23
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What are those poles called holding your nets?
bk78
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Task tools support poles