Samsonator
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Hey there, I am curious what others are doing for liquid versions of potassium sulfate (sulfate of potash).
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Potassium sulfate recommendation?
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thenasty1
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grab some dry k2so4 and make a stock solution. i get mine from customhydro
DonBrennon
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How much of that per Gal/L do you use and when?
DonBrennon
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I'd like to ask what volumes you use it at too, I've got a bag and I'm uncertain as to dilution rates
thenasty1
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depends on how much k is already in your nute mix. playing it safe, and not knowing your nute regimen, id suggest starting at .25 g/gal and adjusting as necessary from there. i dont use stock solutions, so i cant be of much help there. plenty of threads/posts to be found on that subject though
i have only been using k2so4 in the last 2-3 weeks of flower, and in small quantities. im getting most of my k from mkp
Samsonator
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Thanks for the responses. I ordered some dry powder to mix into my solution. I wanted something for the last third of the bloom phase.
churchhaze
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You should add the salt and fill the rest of the way with water.
This will give you a concentration of 1000mg/0.01L = 100000mg/L = 100000ppm K2SO4.
Adding 1g to 10mL of water won't give you 10mL of total solution. Sorry to nitpick. Realistically this doesn't matter much. You just won't get a nice arbitrary multiple of 10.
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Alpha Chemicals, it is sold on amazon. works great for certain strains and on others it is not so good. It alters the flavor and terp profiles to a more citrus/fruity/fake candy flavor effect. I found it does not mate well with earthy/rotting strains. But of course that is only my opinion, you may love it, which is the great thing with this these types of experiments. I use it 20g/250L@week 6 then 40g/250L@week7 and 8 on a 60-70ish day strain. Good luck.
TintEastwood
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1 gram per gallon PPM breakdown. (...according to cannastats calculator)
Yes sir. That is it exactly.
