Question regarding nutrients

Sean Tom

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So if I have a bloom nutrient that is say 0-5-6 and supposed to use 15mL per gallon, if i use 30 mL does that make the nutrient 0-10-12?
 

Siddhartha2

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no. It will however cut the E.C. in half, which is probably what you are wanting to do. What are you trying to do. Are your plants burning? Then this is what you want to do.
Sidd
 

Clown Baby

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So if I have a bloom nutrient that is say 0-5-6 and supposed to use 15mL per gallon, if i use 30 mL does that make the nutrient 0-10-12?
SeanTom.

You're on the right track. Adding a double dose (30mL) of 0-5-6 would be the same as adding a normal dose (15mL) of 0-10-12. Your fertilizer numbers are simply ratios listed as w/v.
The same way that adding 10mL of 10-10-10 is the same as adding 20mL of 5-5-5.

You're not going to double the EC of your entire solution, but rather double the EC of that particular fertilizer contribution.
 

Sean Tom

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SeanTom.

You're on the right track. Adding a double dose (30mL) of 0-5-6 would be the same as adding a normal dose (15mL) of 0-10-12. Your fertilizer numbers are simply ratios listed as w/v.
The same way that adding 10mL of 10-10-10 is the same as adding 20mL of 5-5-5.

You're not going to double the EC of your entire solution, but rather double the EC of that particular fertilizer contribution.
so then which is better? to double the EC of entire solution or EC of fert?
 
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