hey everyone you're here with mark boutwell at perfect Gardens calm so today we
got a great question from Donnie kids could you make a Fox phone line trio for
newbies before I do that please make sure to LIKE share and subscribe okay so
now that we're done with all the formalities I would love to know what is
your favorite nutrient line and why do you use it please leave comment below so
I can learn more about what you guys are doing in your grow room okay so in this
video I am NOT going to be breaking down what is in these bottles I am going to
be strictly giving you grow instructions for the feeding schedule for your plants
whether you're growing in door or out and when to give the nutrients is
specifically whether you're growing in door or out okay so to just talk about a
few terms just so that we all get on the same page on knowledge is EC stands for
electrical conductivity PP M stands for parts per million
both of these are different ways of measuring basically how much salts are
in your water every single nutrient line has been designed for using RO water or
distilled water so just to be clear if you are using tap water these numbers in
these suggestions will adjust and you may notice irregularities or problems
like nutrient lockout or any of those things because the chemicals that are in
these bottles may react with the chemicals that are in your tap water
last but not least is your conversions the most important one to remember is
your one teaspoon equals five MLS or one third of a tablespoon three teaspoons
equals 15 MLS or 1 tablespoon these two are the most important for measuring out
your nutrients okay so as you can see how I've set it up you have big bloom
growth big tire bloom flower kiss boomerang kangaroo roots microbrew Wally
mackerel kelp me kelp you and Ben B last but not least you have your open
sesame BT blooms in cha-ching make sure to stay to the end of the video for
additional tips and tricks with this nutrient line so you can max out your
ROI and be able to assist your plants on helping them reach their full potential
this growing season okay so let's get started so when you're going by the Fox
farm feeding schedule you can see see things and clones right here they're
telling you their flower cycle 18 hours on 6 off and you have the recommended EC
measurements between 0.6 to 0.8 and your parts per million should be between 420
to 560 you'll be adding six tablespoons per gallon of big blooms if you are
using their additives you'll be adding one teaspoon of Boomerang and a half a
teaspoon of the holy mackerel per gallon okay for your seedlings and cuttings
from right when you get them into the ground all the way through the first
week your feed schedule will stay the same your EC range will between 0.6 to
0.8 and your parts per million that's going to be between 420 and 560 your big
bloom so this one right here you'll be adding in 6 teaspoons per gallon if
you're adding the additives you'll be also using boomerang and a pulley math
rule boomerang will be at the rate of one teaspoon per gallon and a holy macro
be at a half a teaspoon per gallon and just like you they say right here you
can feed up to twice a week obviously there are going to be some plants that
take up nutrients faster than others and process the nutrients that you're giving
and better than others so you're going to want to adjust the amount of times
you're feeding per the ratio of you watering dependent upon the signs that
your plants are giving you if the plants are getting tip burned or they're
curling over or they're drying out if the leaves don't feel like a leathery
elastic leaf then there is some type of issue going on whether you're room
is dehydrated or your have salt deficiencies or you're over fertilizing
so make sure that when you're following this feed schedule you also want to stay
in tune to your plant and also remember you can always adjust these rates as
well so if you feel like you are giving too much just cut it in half to go from
six teaspoons to three and go from what half one teaspoon to a half and then the
same with the over here you might just keep this at a half and by cutting the
nutrients in half you can then feed your plants twice a week with that half
diluted nutrient so there's a lot of wiggle room through this whole process
if your plants are showing signs of over fertilization well you might just dilute
it a little bit and still give it twice a week or maybe you just don't have time
to fertilize very often and normally what you do is you mix one large batch
you give it to your plants and the rest of your grow room is on a drip
irrigation system so in that situation you might want to do one heavy feed once
a week and which would be at the sixty spoon or a regular feed and then the
remainder of the week it would be your drip irrigation or regular watering in
the military they would always tell us that we have the tools for readings but
don't base your decisions a hundred percent off those tools make sure to
look at your patient and remember to make decisions based off your present
situation not just what the readings or the tools are saying in same situation
with this your feeding schedule is a tool your plants is what you want to get
in tune to okay so for the rest of the schedule I'm not going to be telling you
to dilute stuff or to increase concentration because I've already told
you from the very beginning all the way through this entire nutrient line you're
going to want to stay in tune to your plants and if your plants can handle the
nutrient line and be fed then keep feeding but if they're showing signs of
struggle or stress then I probably would back off things that are going to be
causing slight additional stresses or forcing your plant to have to work
harder everything's work from your plant having to process the nutrients to
collecting light through photosynthesis to fighting off the bugs all of its work
there are good stresses and there's bad stresses and if you don't give enough
nutrients or you give too much it could be a negative but if you give just the
right amount it can be a positive what are you buying read out board become a
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