greenleaf megacrop

kingzt

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Just got my bag today, it came pretty fast. This stuff stinks though, hopefully it's like a fine cheese. I notice some pellet like pieces in the mixture, do these dissolve alright?
 

kingzt

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Just my 2 cents( if wanted). If you are currently running a successful nutrient program i would stick with that thru your current grow. That MC you have will store a long time.
Thank you I do appreciate your 2 cents. just excited to use it. Started it on my veg plants but I was running low on my other ferts for my flowering plants.
 

CAPT CHESAPEAKE

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Thank you I do appreciate your 2 cents. just excited to use it. Started it on my veg plants but I was running low on my other ferts for my flowering plants.
Well that would be a good time in veg. Are you working with the new formula or the old ? I will be using the old the old for a while.
 

CAPT CHESAPEAKE

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Thank you I do appreciate your 2 cents. just excited to use it. Started it on my veg plants but I was running low on my other ferts for my flowering plants.
@king i misread your post( GG4). If it were my grow i would be nervous about switching during flowering. Maybe not that big a deal if you keep a close eye on them.
 

70's natureboy

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Megacrop was a bust for me. Using it in hydro with 220 ppm tap water had me chasing a high ph all the way through. The girls didn't like the high ph and showed me some nice yellow leaves before they started dropping leaves. I guess if I kept up with the ph and got used to putting ph down in every 1 or 2 days I could get a decent crop. The Floranova and Dynagro that is growing right beside them look great and the ph stays stable. The lazy part of me says ditch the megacrap. It would probably work much better in RO water or soilless mediums. I will use it on my outdoor crop next summer. I think this is the first time in 30 years that I actually had a rising ph. It must have some kind of buffers in it for RO water or container growing. It works but it ain't easy for me.
Well I may have to eat a little crow. Those yellowed self defoliating Megacrop plants turned out to be the biggest yielders and seemed to even have a little more smell. I never would have believed it. The floor around those plants looked like my lawn in the fall, covered in leaves. I guess I'll have to give it another go. There is something about this stuff that is magic lol.
 

dandyrandy

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Anybody switch to megacrop mid grow and run into problems?
I've switched at week 4 of bloom. Now a little over 2 weeks using mega. I run promix and am running an ec of around 1.4. No issues. I'm also using it on seedlings at an ec of approximately .6. no issues. I hand water 9 plants. I mixed my solution and checked pH. Running 5.8 with ro water. Stabilized in a few days at 6. My Jack's would do about the same. I pH at around 6.3. ymmv
 

dubekoms

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Well I may have to eat a little crow. Those yellowed self defoliating Megacrop plants turned out to be the biggest yielders and seemed to even have a little more smell. I never would have believed it. The floor around those plants looked like my lawn in the fall, covered in leaves. I guess I'll have to give it another go. There is something about this stuff that is magic lol.
Maybe it's the silica in it that rises ph over time? I usually mix mine and feed right away since I'm in peat, haven't had it sit for more than a day.
 

2com

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Dissolves like sugar granules.
Hey,

Do you use megacrop in hydroponics setups like DWC and RDWC? How do you find it works in these setups; and issues? Any changes in techniques or methods you have to make? All the ingredients are a little concerning, potentially.

Thanks.
 

HydroRed

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Hey,

Do you use megacrop in hydroponics setups like DWC and RDWC? How do you find it works in these setups; and issues? Any changes in techniques or methods you have to make? All the ingredients are a little concerning, potentially.

Thanks.
It works wonderfully in hydro. I use a F&D with 27 gal res, and I keep my mommas in 5 gal water farm drip buckets with no issues. When I mix it, I'll mix the entire feed amount to one gallon of water and shake it up really good. It dissolves like sugar (you can literally see it dissolving in between shakes). After about 30-45 seconds it is like tea, with zero residuals. I'll dump that into the res and give a quick swirl in the res and done. I run a sterile res, and keep a bubbler in the F&D res basically just to keep things moving in between floods. Its been more than ideal for me the last year or longer that I've been using MC. I havent had to alter my methods at all since switching from the GH 3 part nute line. Its never left my res skunky or plugged up any of my equipment. Every month or so, I'll clean the drip rings on the momma buckets to keep them from plugging, but that is routine with any nute line due to the salts. Hope some of this was helpful.
 

Aby55

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Just waiting on my sample bag. I
M in promix hp so I'm hoping to ditch the 3 part nutes and only have to deal with 1.
I'm eager to get it as I've got a few fresh seedlings that I plan to test it on.
I have a feeling I'll be ordering a big bag soon.
 

Aby55

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Got it and so far love the ease of use. Now to wait and see what my plants say about it.
 
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