Making it easier to measure nutients

TechnoMage

Well-Known Member
Not sure if this classifies as a DIY or just a tip to make things easier.

One of the problems I ran into when I started doing Hydro was pouring such small amounts of nutrients out of the bottle they came in. I only need to mix up 5 gallons of water to split between the two buckets. That works out to only 10ml-70ml of the different nutrients and pouring those small amounts out into the measuring glass was difficult. I always ended up making a mess.

I bought some 32 ounce plastic bottles with a flip top cap similar to what you'd find on a shampoo bottle.
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They're about a dollar each and make dealing with these small amounts of nutrients much easier. I printed out some labels for each bottle because I'm anal retentive. :)

Here's a shot of the different nutes I'm using each in their new bottles. The measuring glasses I use are in front.
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kupihea

Well-Known Member
Not sure if this classifies as a DIY or just a tip to make things easier.

One of the problems I ran into when I started doing Hydro was pouring such small amounts of nutrients out of the bottle they came in. I only need to mix up 5 gallons of water to split between the two buckets. That works out to only 10ml-70ml of the different nutrients and pouring those small amounts out into the measuring glass was difficult. I always ended up making a mess.

I bought some 32 ounce plastic bottles with a flip top cap similar to what you'd find on a shampoo bottle.
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They're about a dollar each and make dealing with these small amounts of nutrients much easier. I printed out some labels for each bottle because I'm anal retentive. :)

Here's a shot of the different nutes I'm using each in their new bottles. The measuring glasses I use are in front.
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