Hydroguard and fox farm nutrients

projectinfo

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Southern ag garden friendly fungicide is about 1000x more potent then hydroguard.

So you dont waste money next time .

Add your nutes, . Then add you additives then bennys like hydroguard. Then ph

Also so you know... Your nutes will be much more stable as well as your ph..... Of you dilute them into a solo cup and add them slowly as you stir. . Especially if you dikute your ph adjusters.

For example i need three capfulls to do my 15 gal res. I get three solo cups of water and dilute each cap of ph down. And then add them slowly and stir my res.

My ph doesnt rise the next few days.


Compared to adding stuff straight into the res at full strength.

Hope that helps bud .

Good luck
 
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Hawse99

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I’m still confused. I have a gallon of water with Hydroguard in it. I just got fox farm nutrients and wonder should I add it to the reservoir, gallon of Hydroguard or make its own jug of water!
 

Larry3215

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I’m still confused. I have a gallon of water with Hydroguard in it. I just got fox farm nutrients and wonder should I add it to the reservoir, gallon of Hydroguard or make its own jug of water!
Wait - how are you growing - soil, soilless, or hydro or?

If your doing hydro, everything goes in your rez.

Even with soil, everything ends up in the water you feed them, so either way, I dont see why you have separate jugs of nutes and hydroguard?
 

projectinfo

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Wait - how are you growing - soil, soilless, or hydro or?

If your doing hydro, everything goes in your rez.

Even with soil, everything ends up in the water you feed them, so either way, I dont see why you have separate jugs of nutes and hydroguard?
Re read the post... Add. Hydroguard last...


Then add the final mixture to your plants
...


What is so confusing?

If your doing it wrong then start over.
 

projectinfo

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Just put some water in them first?
I get a solo cup of water and add my concentrated nutrient and it Stir it up , walk away for a few min to let it difuse . Then slowly add it while stirring
Then wait 5 minutes befor adding your next nutrient

And dont add all of your concentrates to one cup.. Dont be lazy.

Wash it out and get fresh water after each nutrient .
 

Hawse99

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I have another question. My plants are coming back to life. But I forgot to put my ac unit back on. Seems like the heat helps them grow. Every time I think I stay in the 70s grow kind of slows down.
 

Hawse99

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I get a solo cup of water and add my concentrated nutrient and it Stir it up , walk away for a few min to let it difuse . Then slowly add it while stirring
Then wait 5 minutes befor adding your next nutrient

And dont add all of your concentrates to one cup.. Dont be lazy.

Wash it out and get fresh water after each nutrient .
Thanks
 

projectinfo

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I have another question. My plants are coming back to life. But I forgot to put my ac unit back on. Seems like the heat helps them grow. Every time I think I stay in the 70s grow kind of slows down.
If you go too warm you risk slime and root rot in you res. Unless you use a produxt like southn ag garden friendly fungicide or great white myco from the start. Or if you run a sterile res using hrh pool shock or 29% food grade h202.


Ideally your res should be around 65-70f

You go a bit warmer without as much risk if you use one of the methods above. You can get upto 85 res temps.

Air temps 70-80f
 

Hawse99

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If you go too warm you risk slime and root rot in you res. Unless you use a produxt like southn ag garden friendly fungicide or great white myco from the start. Or if you run a sterile res using hrh pool shock or 29% food grade h202.


Ideally your res should be around 65-70f

You go a bit warmer without as much risk if you use one of the methods above. You can get upto 85 res temps.

Air temps 70-80f
Air temps are in range about 70-75. Resovoir usuallly at 68-69. Just yesterday temps were topped out at 91. Reservoir was like 86. Just was kind of hot an they sprung back up. I will take a picture when I get back.
 

projectinfo

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Next time just stick a rooted cutting into hydroton rock balls instead of a peatpod or whatever you used.... Organic meterial in your resevoir will cause slime . And root rot.

Your roots look ok.. Hows the smell?

If it smells like potatoes and garden soil your good ... If it smells like shit and actually smells bad then your in trouble


Hydroguard is expensive .

Southern ag garden friendly fungicide
You dilute how much youll need for the day only .....dilute to 1/20 and then use 1/2 a ml per gallon of resevoir you have.

A little bottle will last you a year vs amaybe one grow with hydroguard

Same exact ingredient
 

Hawse99

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Next time just stick a rooted cutting into hydroton rock balls instead of a peatpod or whatever you used.... Organic meterial in your resevoir will cause slime . And root rot.

Your roots look ok.. Hows the smell?

If it smells like potatoes and garden soil your good ... If it smells like shit and actually smells bad then your in trouble


Hydroguard is expensive .

Southern ag garden friendly fungicide
You dilute how much youll need for the day only .....dilute to 1/20 and then use 1/2 a ml per gallon of resevoir you have.

A little bottle will last you a year vs amaybe one grow with hydroguard

Same exact ingredient
Roots don’t smell. I took my plants out of the jiffy peat things two days ago. I have the lil clay rocks. So things should be a lil better.and thanks see if I can find the southern Ag next time
 

projectinfo

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Roots don’t smell. I took my plants out of the jiffy peat things two days ago. I have the lil clay rocks. So things should be a lil better.and thanks see if I can find the southern Ag next time
You took them out of the soil?

They may stunt for a week or so but hydo clones are pretty tough . Play it out
 
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