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id do at least the 1st feed of calmag at 2ml/l and then maybe try to dial it back? calmag def. is definetly something you dont want to have going on in your grow! can really muck up things
to be honest i dont know i just know its a fact due to my own experiances. i have 10 or 11 plants in my ten under cobs and leds and 3-4 of them are/had calmag problems so far. my tap watter may as well be RO coming out of the tap at pH of 6.7 and 10-20PPM which doesnt help my calmag problems
Well the good news is that my General Organics CaMG+ arrived today. The bad news is that they have changed the formulation, and what I got was NOT what was shown or advertised on Amazon or on the US company's General Hydroponics website The product now has 1% nitrogen. Still, this is better than the 4% in the Advanced Nutrients product, so I'll go with it. FYI @hippy71
Well the good news is that my General Organics CaMG+ arrived today. The bad news is that they have changed the formulation, and what I got was NOT what was shown or advertised on Amazon or on the US company's General Hydroponics website The product now has 1% nitrogen. Still, this is better than the 4% in the Advanced Nutrients product, so I'll go with it. FYI @hippy71View attachment 725783View attachment 725784
Ok, so armed with my new CalMag solution, and facing 4 dry pots, I attacked vigorously with feed and foliar spray. The foliar spray was RO water with just 1 ml/l of the CaMg+. The feed brew was 12 liters RO mixed with 1.75 ml/l of CaMg+ and 1.5 ml/l of Sensi Coco A&B. The ladies were hungry, I got no run-off from the 12 liters, but the pots are nice and heavy. I finished things off with a bit of LST work on everyone -- just to teach them a lesson.
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