Ripper runs Mega Crop

[Cotton46]

No sweet candy just the megacrop[/QUOTE
Now that the Bluetooth is drying I should call it sweettoof lol

 

[G.Leave]

No sweet candy just the megacrop

Thats what I am running on my SPG testers...Mega only, start to finish

 

[Ripper]

Thats what I am running on my SPG testers...Mega only

Yeah I believe that is how it should be tested. By itself to see if it can do the job by itself.

 

[bakEQuatorial]

Thats what I am running on my SPG testers...Mega only, start to finish

Do you have a journal for that? Would love to follow the progress


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[G.Leave]

Do you have a journal for that? Would love to follow the progress


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Sure do! https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...mephisto-and-sweet.61894/page-76#post-1731010

 

[Ripper]

All these girls are day 35 and have been on 3 grams per gallon feed for 10 days. They seem to be liking it as they have dimmed a bit in color.. and growth is good.

 

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[Dabber]

Looking forward to seeing the results:drool:

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[Cotton46]

I've yet to see any of your grows look bad Bro .they look Dam good

 

[Greenleaf Nutrients]

So far Iam liking the megacrop, no signs of nute burn on young ones. It was a balancing act with liquid nutes depending on strain. I live in a high humidity region, I have to remind myself to close bag immediately after measuring. I was wonder @Greenleaf Nutrients if we could use desiccant pack in the container to ward off moisture?.

Possibly, yes humidity will definitely get to the dry powder nutes if left open or exposed for even a few minutes. They come with bags that seal at the top, but I know sometimes these can not seal properly or possibly still leak a bit of moisture though.

You can tell when the humidity has gotten to the MEGA CROP when it clumps up (a bit like kitty litter?) Good news is that it still is fully soluble in water once it clumps up, it just takes a bit longer and is messier. So, if you notice problems, I would see about switching to a dedicated container that is air sealed. I don't have that many problems here in San Diego, but its pretty dry. So, in humid areas it may be much harder to deal with, in this case you could just buy a container from Walmart or even just a 5 gallon bucket with sealed lid, and that should work pretty well!

Desiccant pack I do not think would be effective, since if there is a humidity leak, then the pack would lose effectiveness pretty quickly and you would have the sample problem.