Journal 2: Upgraded Setup

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Its been a while since myblast confession…

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I second the idea of looking into autopots and Jack’s. I switched to it and all in all I like the system. @Nicky is my go to for Autopot issues and there are a bunch of folks on the Jack’s program. There is a great YouTube video, kind of long but some amazing information on growing cannabis.

Maximizing Cannabis Yields with Dr Bruce Bugbee - YouTube

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I second Jack’s nutrients as @Myfriendis410 stated.
Many on the forums are using it and its been used for years, it’s high quality cheated nutrients that’s very cost effective and one of the simplest on the market to use.
Tons of support on it. You can use just it and then slowly build on attives, if you are to get one other additive I suggest a potassium silica product

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Hey @Nicky I took your advice and pH’ed my water to 5.8 after adding Armor Si, then I added my Jacks then adjusted pH again to 5.8. Thanks

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this is the way. :rofl:

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@ashhhh
Hey bud how much amori si have you been adding from seed-flower/per gallon?

I usually use 2.5ml per gallon. I mix in 4 gallons so 10ml total.

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@ashhhh
How about calimag?
Also I noticed on your water schedules on water day your ph level was going in 7.1?
Was that to stabilize the ph coming out?

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Good question but shouldn’t be done.
6.8 is the highest PH you should pour in soil.

If im using jacks 321, then I would use calmag only on days that im just watering and not feeding any nutrients… Thats ONLY if im seeing any deficiencies. I was using 5 ml per gallon of General Hydroponics Calmag but was told that’s too much and reduced it to 1.25.

My tap water is below 100 ppm so there’s nothing to hold pH, therefore, no need to adjust pH. It will adopt the pH of whatever medium its being poured into.

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Boom solid reply ash.
Yeah his tap water is sooo low in tds it won’t hold PH

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Thanks @Nicky Such a blessing man. Saves me money.

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Neutral ro with low tds adapt the medias ph right away

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@ashhhh @Nicky @fano_man
Got it
Thank you

@ashhhh
This amount per galling correct?

Correct, 1.25ml per gallon of water

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Thank you sir

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I’m happy to see this starting to be spread around: I’ve been harping on this for years haha.

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That’s like me with autopots and dry nutrients lol

I didn’t listen to the coco people for a year though so I’m guilty