Seems like a good nute lineup bro. Its very important that you set some time aside, and learn the strength of them, because like i said, you dont want to over feed. The problem is, the numbers they put on the bottle, represents a 1000W HPS light, with 10 plants in 1 gallon pots, in a 5x5 grow area. YOUR plants wont need that, because your using a 5th of the light, make sense?
SO it might say 2ML to a liter, when really, u need a 5th of that. Alot of growers think, "just use half" but even that is wrong, because there is alot of things that need to be put in perspective to get proper feeding FOR A WEED.
This is where Ive messed up terribly in the past, even my current grow, to much nutes. But ive learned and will never make that mistake again.
I have an invention that Im going to be maybe producing that will help the grow community home growers. But still have testing to do.
But it allllll wraps around light and nute needs, that will help grower tremendously on the fly.
I use a dry nute, 1 part, meaning, i pour nutes from a bag, weigh, pour, mix, done. I just never enjoyed liquid nutes, 3 part mixes, but then again, i was nute dumb.
the 1 part is so much easier. So now, you have to figure out strengths of EACH bottle, and then have to figure out the combination, AND adjusting because your tap water is already slightly high from the start.
Just keep in mind, its better to have a slightly deficient nute profile, then a over feed profile, because it takes time to recuperate from over feeding, and under feeding is almost instantly.
Then, your light isnt very strong, so again, the plant size wont be a giant biomass of plant, so nute needs are wayyy less, because simply, the plant isnt going to produce a large biomass anyways to eat the nutes your feeding her.
This is a awesome hobby, its always a learning process, and its a science to get healthy meds at the end of the day.
Bro, just tryin to help, to make the path to success shorter and less "trial by error",
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