Sour Diesel Auto, Wedding Cake Auto grow diary (journal) week1 by djclean808

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BrainDead1312commentedweek 1a year ago

Good luck, my wedding cake is going good!

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BrainDead1312commentedweek 1a year ago

Good luck, my wedding cake is going good!

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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 0a year ago

Happy germination and good luck buddy ☘️

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SimpleGrowcommentedweek 3a year ago

Hey wassup! I’ve noticed, that you are feeding your plant very low amounts of nutriens. In total you are giving them 144mg/Gallon nitrogen, 125mg/Gallon phosphorus and 180mg/Gallon potasium. Convertet to Liters you are giving them an npk of 38,08mg/L N, 33,3 mg/L P and 47,6 mg/L K. An Ideal amount of NPK during Veg for cannabis according to credible studies is 160-190mg/L N, 30-90mg/L P and 200mg/L K. Alot of these Nutirens are necessary for the development of your plant so i would suggest the following formula: 7,5 ml/Gallon Tripack Grow 7,5 ml/Gallon Tripack Micro You would then be feeding: 160mg/L N, 40mg/L P and, 140mg/L K You could use 3,5 ml/Gallon of Flora Bloom if you want to push the potasium a bit higher during Veg for more root developement. but make sure it‘s in that range because otherwise the phosphorus gets so high that it hinders secondary metabolism during flower. Same with potasium. Sorry for the long comment but i noticed some discoloration so maybe this would help 🌱💪🏻

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djclean808commenteda year ago

@SimpleGrow, suprisingly this is making sense! Haha. Once I calculate each fertilizer (NPK percentages, as well Cal and Mg) those numbers stay the same per each bottle of fertilizer. Then calculate the weight of the nutes in mgs per ml?

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SimpleGrowcommenteda year ago

@djclean808, great 🙌🏼, it‘s very intuitive when you get the gist of it. :) I always start with the total weight of the substance in my fertelizer and multiply it by the percentage I’m using (4ml of 1000 would be 0,4% so times 0,004) you will get grams so you‘ll have to convert to mg wich is 1/1000.

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djclean808commenteda year ago

@SimpleGrow, wow just did a little research on it and understand what you mean about mg's. Which is also ppm/l. So definitely going to dive into fertilizer calculations now 🤯 but I actually like doing math!

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