G Grit99 Member Sep 7, 2022 #1 I know every crop is different, but what’s your rough ppm levels Week 3/4/5 in veg? Also roughly how many Ppm does calmag and silicia add to nutrient mixture?
I know every crop is different, but what’s your rough ppm levels Week 3/4/5 in veg? Also roughly how many Ppm does calmag and silicia add to nutrient mixture?
twentyeight.threefive Well-Known Member Sep 7, 2022 #2 Grit99 said: I know every crop is different, but what’s your rough ppm levels Week 3/4/5 in veg? Also roughly how many Ppm does calmag and silicia add to nutrient mixture? Click to expand... I don’t run RWDC but DTW hydro coco. About 1.0 -1.1 EC. No idea about CalMag or Silica don’t use them, but it’s going to vary based on how much you use.
Grit99 said: I know every crop is different, but what’s your rough ppm levels Week 3/4/5 in veg? Also roughly how many Ppm does calmag and silicia add to nutrient mixture? Click to expand... I don’t run RWDC but DTW hydro coco. About 1.0 -1.1 EC. No idea about CalMag or Silica don’t use them, but it’s going to vary based on how much you use.
Billy the Mountain Well-Known Member Sep 7, 2022 #3 Grit99 said: I know every crop is different, but what’s your rough ppm levels Week 3/4/5 in veg? Also roughly how many Ppm does calmag and silicia add to nutrient mixture? Click to expand... I never exceeded 1.5EC with DWC; your mileage may vary 1ml/G of GH Calmagic: 3N 13Ca 4Mg elemental ppm 1ml/G of GH Armour Si: 9K 12Si elemental ppm Don't confuse elemental ppm with ppm displayed by a tds meter; they're not the same. Yet another reason to stick with EC when you're discussing nutrient concentrations
Grit99 said: I know every crop is different, but what’s your rough ppm levels Week 3/4/5 in veg? Also roughly how many Ppm does calmag and silicia add to nutrient mixture? Click to expand... I never exceeded 1.5EC with DWC; your mileage may vary 1ml/G of GH Calmagic: 3N 13Ca 4Mg elemental ppm 1ml/G of GH Armour Si: 9K 12Si elemental ppm Don't confuse elemental ppm with ppm displayed by a tds meter; they're not the same. Yet another reason to stick with EC when you're discussing nutrient concentrations