This is the chart I have been using to feed along with liquid cool bloom, armor si Cali magic and diamond Nectar I use tilt soil. I have a 720 watt light the humidity is around 44 temperature is around 78°, run off PH is 6.3 after watering and they are in the fifth week of flower since I switched to 12:12
Soil and general hydroponics flora micro bloom and grow
I was checking some feed charts Even on the bottle it says to use Flora grow during blooming and ripening and I came across this chart I am currently using. This is my first run using the flora micro grow bloom. My last few runs I've used general hydroponics floranova grow and floraNova Bloom wanted to try something different but having some troubles
Thats a very convoluted chart, I buy 2 part Canna Aqua and use at half strength, 2m/L. Keep it simple is the moral here.
Yeah I was just looking to try something new like I said this is the first run I've done with it and up to this point has been wonderful but now with all the yellowing I'm just wondering if I did something wrong or I lack the experience with the product I appreciate your time
Could be Overwatering or underwatering but hope you figure it out buddy
Because it's a 3part nutrient?
Last 3-part I done (20 years ago) you gave grow + micro in grow and bloom + micro in bloom
Hm. Well that's not really how you use it.
I could be getting mixed up as it was decades ago, 2 part is so much easier, why give unnecessary extra P and K in veg?! heard mixed things about the lucas formula but you dont get it over here anyhow.
P and k are essential for root development, plant health/hardiness, disease resistance, overall plant functions.
Yes I do know this but it seems convoluted to add it extra, can the required amount not be in the grow bottle like any A and B, anyhow if its easier for some growers thats great
No, I guess the deal is these compounds react with each other and can end up crashing and precipitate when held in a concentrated solution together making the nutrients unavailable to the plant, so that's why they make a+b or a 3 part. (Ever have a bottle with a bunch of crystals on the bottom?) Generally there can be a certain ppm of it and it's fine, but if it were higher it would 'crash' out and turn to a solid