no answer for you
Do you want help or not? Being abrasive isn’t going to help your plants.
Your nutrients don’t look bad. How much volume are you irrigating? At what percentage dry back do you irrigate again? What is the runoff pH?
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Woah, bro! He doesn’t need these instructions from you, mate…
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That digits works just amazing in coco, but still no luck in the rice hulls, mate 
no answer for you
no need help, good bye!
Your comment came off as rude, although I don’t think that was your intent. No need to get upset.
How can you adjust your irrigation to combat this?
What do you think you need to do based off your runoff?
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Pretty sure it’s a language barrier and a misunderstanding. Anyway, I’m all ears if anyone wants to share a killer mix they are running.
Perhaps, to run properly this trial, I need 6 time irrigation in a day reversing the shit. Runoff says nothing. The mix is beautiful !!! Thanks to emdub27 !!!
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I have to mute Ovsinsky. There’s no helping that guy.
I get it. I do have to say though that my interactions with him have all been positive. I think the language barrier has him thinking we’re putting him down instead of trying to help him.
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No man. Don’t have any time to comment this but what I can say about rice hulls and sand is it needs much less calcium then 180.
140 is fine.
Here is a 4-3-5 one-part fertilizer recipe suitable for hydroponics, soil or soilless. It is a clone of Fox Farm Grow Big Hydro, Skunkwerks RX or Cogos Original complete. You can get the ingredients at Custom Hydro Nutrients. Here is the recipe:
Potassium Nitrate KNO3 285 grams
Calcium Nitrate (Tetrahydrate) Ca(NO3)2.4H2O 285 g
Magnesium Nitrate (Hexahydrate) Mg(NO3)2.6H2O 187 g
Ammonium Monobasic Phosphate (NH4)H2PO4 75 g
Pekacid 27 g
Chelated Micros 18 g
N (NO3-) 123.804
K 149.665
P 36.01
Mg 23.416
Ca 63.883
S 0.01
Fe 2.092
Zn 0.16
B 0.519
Cu 0.04
Mo 0.024
Na 0
Si 0
Cl 0
Mn 0.798
N (NH4+) 12.066
Use ~1 tsp./gallon as a raw salt. If you want to make a stock solution, add 1.5L DI/RO/distilled water to a clean and food safe jug. Add the salts. Top up to 3L. Use 9-12ml/gallon.
It is a 10:1 NO3-:NH4+ nitrogen ratio, so the pH should be very stable. The cal-mag ratio is perfect, but low. Add a high quality cal-mag supplement like Growmore Flowering Cal-Mag if you run into issues.
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Thanks @AgTonik! I super appreciate it!
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