How do you choose the best nutrients for your setup? Synthetic? Organic? Can you even use organic in hydroponics?

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Hydroponics: Which nutrients should you use?

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| Hydroponic Gardening | August 1, 2020 10:22 pm 5 Comments
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  • Panda Panda

    Circling back to that tshirt shop on the moon, are you still looking for space biznis partners? I know I’m a few months late but C-19 got me WFH rn and I’ve got time. As a space biznisman I can bring a lot to a space partnership- including (but not limited to) my original framed XFiles poster “I want to believe” and a framed certificate from the scholarly periodical teen beat magazine which testified that I am “Outta This World!!!” (It has 3 exclamation marks which correspond to my space rank and an accurate rending of George Clinton wearing sunglasses that are shaped like a double thumbs up.) Thank you for considering my qualifications as your future space biznis partner. I look forward to working with you in our lunar souvenir shop. -Joe, a human Earth hydrofarmer

  • cbluebeard

    I used 3 part GH, but it becomes 4 part quickly, when you also have to get the GH calcium. For that reason, this year, I tried a one bottle solution (Dyna-Gro Bloom) on my outdoor 5gal hydro-bucket tomatoes, start to finish. My test was only 2 buckets, one plant each. Worked great. I even used my tap water and never even checked the pH. I wanted to see how lazy i could be with it. hardest part was only having to keep the bucket topped off with water. Those tomatoes drink a LOT in summer. Easily over 5gal a week. And i didnt add nutes very often, either. I found they need less nutes than i thought.