I ordered General Organics CaMg+ - 1 quart, You seem legit so I am going with your advice my friend.
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I ordered General Organics CaMg+ - 1 quart, You seem legit so I am going with your advice my friend.
Question. should I use CAMg on all my plants or just problem ones?
Begin feeding it to all your plants at the ratio listed on the bottle. If they are all grown under the same conditions with the same soil/nutes/temps/ph/light then eventually they will all start showing similar symptoms of the problem if it is truly a deficiency (which I'd say it has to be if you didn't find any bugs in your grow room). ALL micro/cal-mag type supplements should be added to your feed water FIRST and mixed WELL before adding your actual nutes. Think of it as though you are taking your water and making it almost like a "hard" water by adding beneficial mineral elements like cal and mg. Then add your nutes to your "hard/mineral water" and mix again. If you add nutes first and then calmag you will probably have nutrient lockout issues with the cal/mag not being "available". Not entirely sure why this is...I'm smart but I'm not a chemist. But it is generally accepted by most experienced growers as the "rule" not the exception.
General Organics is a good, well respected nute line. I used their "GO box" last year. Its basically a sampling of their entire line, including the cal mag you ordered. Excellent stuff.
One other note: Do not use chlorinated tap water as your feed water as that can cause problems as well. Either use bottled water, reverse osmosis water, or de-chlorinate your tap water (if it is chlorinated).
Glad I could help...cause those are some nice, kind looking plants otherwise.
PS do not use actual hard water from a well to feed your plants...well water that's not hard water is usually fine
General Organics is a good, well respected nute line. I used their "GO box" last year. Its basically a sampling of their entire line, including the cal mag you ordered. Excellent stuff.
One other note: Do not use chlorinated tap water as your feed water as that can cause problems as well. Either use bottled water, reverse osmosis water, or de-chlorinate your tap water (if it is chlorinated).
Glad I could help...cause those are some nice, kind looking plants otherwise.
PS do not use actual hard water from a well to feed your plants...well water that's not hard water is usually fine
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