Using dry ferts
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Using dry ferts
Well I'm thinking of taking thr plunge into the world of Greg Watson and dry ferts. After years of "going through the motions" with Seachem N, P, K, Flourish, etc. (Like 5ml 3x per week in a 110 gallon) I've grown tired of wasting money on commercial pre-mixed.
So the questions are:
1. Which chemicals are everyone actually using?
2. Are you following EI, PPS, or some other regimen?
3. Is there something unique I should be aware of?
Thanks.
Cheers.
Jim
So the questions are:
1. Which chemicals are everyone actually using?
2. Are you following EI, PPS, or some other regimen?
3. Is there something unique I should be aware of?
Thanks.
Cheers.
Jim
Hi Jim,
I think most of us use:
N - KNO3
P - KH2PO4
K - K2SO4
I've been using the plantex csm+b for trace and greg's iron chelate, but I think I'm beginning to lean toward the camp of folks that sticks with SeaChem's iron and flourish for micros. If you do use Plantex, make sure to dose Mg and Ca in addition.
-Kris
I think most of us use:
N - KNO3
P - KH2PO4
K - K2SO4
I've been using the plantex csm+b for trace and greg's iron chelate, but I think I'm beginning to lean toward the camp of folks that sticks with SeaChem's iron and flourish for micros. If you do use Plantex, make sure to dose Mg and Ca in addition.
-Kris
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An interestin bit of info that I found. A comparison chart of micro ferts
http://www.gpodio.com/fert_table.asp
CSM+B contains more Fe then any other, although flourish seem to be a little more complete with what it offers.
http://www.gpodio.com/fert_table.asp
CSM+B contains more Fe then any other, although flourish seem to be a little more complete with what it offers.