I was looking at the dyna-gro site, and sure enough they list sulfur at .05%. I coulda swore that the jug did not show any sulfar!, i might have just been stoned... who knows.
Their website lists .09% sulfur in their bloom formula but that does not appear on the label. I suppose that's a little low compared to other brands but I haven't seen any problems resulting from that. Magpro offers 1.5% sulfur which is a healthy dose and that's kinda why I use magpro.
Sounds pretty solid to me. If you see any yellow leaves, trade out 1ml of bloom for 1ml of grow.
I like 1-3-2 during the second half of flower. The ratio of grow-to-bloom isn't an exact science so play around with it and use what works best for you.
In your first post you said you've got 4 inch blocks and are flooding once per day for 5 minutes. I think you need to flood more often for a longer period of time. Remember to leach your blocks of salts every few weeks with tap water.
1) Salts are just kinda inherent with the blocks. Most people just leave the salt on the top, there's no roots up there anyways to worry about. The rootzone is what matters. The green stuff is alge, buy some block covers, their $5.
So I upped my feeding to twice a day and 7 minutes. The table fills in 3 minutes.
Time will tell, just keep the plants healthy.
That sounds like it should work just fine.
I think in recent posts, I pretty much go over what my res is made up of in regards to percentages of each product. I would not use big bud or overdrive with DG nutes.
Could you please direct to me which page? I am getting lost in a sea of information
Will you be journaling it or at least posting updates in a current thread you have going? I'd love to follow along.Ok homebrew im pulling a fresh run of clones, and as soon as there rooted up il be fireing up the new nutes!
And doing a full right up on it
When I move rooted cuttings into the 6" blocks, I'll flood once per day for 15mins, then 12 hours later, I'll top water them with a pint of res water. That's how I do it for roughly the first 4 days before switching to two floods and no top waterings. My cuttings do not look all that great sometimes when they go into my rockwool blocks. BUT, once those roots get established (usually about a week after they move to rockwool), they explode. They explode almost to a fault though and I've been experimenting with lowering my feeding levels in veg to minimize some stretchy growth.