Hey everyone so it's that time I have to mix up a gallon of nutrients for my tomato
plant so I figured I would show you how I do it. So I actually have a gallon of
water that I leave out just sitting on the counter so it's it's been out
probably for three four days and that's what I use to mix it in. So here's my
little scale I'm using the master blend formula and I'll just show you what I do.
So I set that on I'll give that a tear
and I use two grams master blend, 2.1 it's close enough that really critical
and I actually have a thing of warm water here, I throw the nutrients in the
warm water and I actually mix it to dissolve it all up. Once I'm done with
that I'll pour that into the jug and then I'll go on to the next one. I don't
like to mix them together, I know you can I know people say it's fine, I just
personally since I'm mixing a small amount I like to do it like this
dissolve it put it in the jug and then go to the next one, so I do each one
individual. Okay so I got the first one which was the master blend I'm going to
do the calcium nitrate now, just pour that in until it gets to right around 2.0
that's good enough, pour this into my water
and again I will stir it up making sure it all dissolves.
I'm actually using a milk jug for my one gallon measurement works out good.
okay so that looks good,
pour that into my jug. I rinse out the cup each time don't think you have to
but, I don't know that's the way I've always done it and then we're gonna do one gram of
the Epsom Salt my scale just went out, that's not good pour that back. Okay
try this again, one gram of the Epsom salt oops two is to much poor some of
that back 1.3 close enough. A little bit extra I don't think ever heard anything
I've never exact on anyway so this one takes a little bit longer to actually
mix and dissolve. Warm water helps but it still takes a little bit to dissolve it.
I'll pour this in so all three are in there now and dissolved so I'll just cap
this off shake it all up.
I don't normally check the pH I've checked it a bunch of times in the past
my tap water comes out about seven or a little over once I add the nutrients
that puts it down to about a six point seven or so and that's normally pretty
good. Every once in a while I'll check it but not very often because it seems to be
just fine after the nutrients are added. So that's it
nutrients in a milk jug one gallon now I have to go feed my tomato plant.
Hopefully that's helpful to some people don't forget if you like the video
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