Megacrop teaspoon/gram conversion Science

[Archaic]

So I wanted to conclusively know how much megacrop was in a kitchen teaspoon. So I did some science.

Behold:

Make sure teaspoons were level, add 10 teaspoons per cup (tare each cup first)

Repeat 10x

Using my measuring spoon, I got a final average of 51.6 grams per cup. So for me, a level teaspoon = 5.2 grams.

 

[ClydeWalters]

I heard it was 4.6 or something. Not arguing

I feed all 17 of my plants with MC2.0

@Moabfighter would be excellent for this conversation

He’s kinda helped me get a feel for the MC2.0

Chime in bud?


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[ClydeWalters]

For my grow tho, I just measure everything 1 gallon at a time.

Isn’t too difficult

But maybe I could make my life easier...


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[BII]

The density (wgt/vol) of the powder may depend on how lumpy it is, its particle sizes. Finer powders have less space/air between particles. For what you measured, had you first used a mortar/pestle or otherwise broken up the lumps (which appear to be common, normal)?

 

[Moabfighter]

I personally feed by the gallon of water. IME one 1/4th TSP weighs 1.4-1.6.

I feed my 3-5 day old seedlings 1/4 tsp. Then two weeks 2 1/4tsp. And max I go is 3 1/4tsps.

 

[Steviestash]

I personally feed by the gallon of water. IME one 1/4th TSP weighs 1.4-1.6.

I feed my 3-5 day old seedlings 1/4 tsp. Then two weeks 2 1/4tsp. And max I go is 3 1/4tsps.

I feed mine the same way and weighed 1/4 spoon few times usually around that too 1.2 to 1.4 depend on how clumpy it is