Adding in EDTA chelate micro nutrients to MEGA CROP?

Should we add in EDTA chelated micro nutrients?

  • EDTA only

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • EDTA and Amino Acid mix

    Votes: 2 8.0%
  • Amino Acid only

    Votes: 8 32.0%
  • no fucking idea

    Votes: 11 44.0%
  • I like turtles

    Votes: 10 40.0%

  • Total voters
    25
I have been using mega crop 2.0 and the original. I have not ran cal mag since none no supplement. I'm digging what I'm seeing Photoperiod need 5 plus grams in full bloom with a pk boost of 1 to1.5 grams a gallon. The frost buildup is exceptional. I use nothing but mega crop and PK explosion. I gave up mammoth P massive and cal mag. I just do not get cal mag issues if I do I will correct it. Point being I would leave it alone. Imo it is working great.
 
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just polling for sentiment from the community
I think u got it right when u first started. V2.0 is about perfect for a one in all. My boy is ready to try Megacrop now I have to tell him it’s Brawndo? I’m just gonna recommend Greenleaf nutrients lol.
 
I think u got it right when u first started. V2.0 is about perfect for a one in all. My boy is ready to try Megacrop now I have to tell him it’s Brawndo? I’m just gonna recommend Greenleaf nutrients lol.
it was April Fools prank :D
 
Now with several grows, MC vers. 2 looks to be about as good as base nutes can get. At 4.25 g/gallon from about 2 weeks to harvest, plus 1/2-dose P-K boosters (which out of laziness, all plants get, including in veg.), I'm seeing good healthy plants from start to finish. I've even stopped adding cal-mag supplements.

If anything, the plants are taking weeks longer and keeping much more green right up to harvest (I don't do the pre-harvest starving of nutes that many do). I presume this is good, desirable - plants are healthier, presumably making resin for a longer period.

I see no reason to change MC. I've seen no problems with N. If you see a need to increase N uptake (why else consider EDTA?), maybe consider different Ca salts, such as perhaps more calcium nitrate rather then calcium carbonate.
 
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