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[Qwin08]

I’ve run Hydrogaurd
Spent $90 US on Mammoth
And just bought the Southern Ag Fungicude that had the same bacteria.
They all have the same wonderfully earthy smell to the res with my MC v1.
Not sure the mammoth was any better than the others. I definitely wouldn’t run without bacteria but not sold on the cost of mammoth, just my two cents.

Hydroguard=southern ag fungicide:Bacillus Amyloliquefaciens

Mammoth P:Enterobacter cloacae, Citrobacter freundii, Pseudomonas putida and Comamonas testosteroni.

 

[pop22]

And this is part of the reason I use RO water. Ca and Iron fluctuate through out the year and levels are often very high in spring and summer. anyone with tap water with more than 130 ppms of dissolved solids should use a good, carbon filter at the very least. And if your water seems to cause problems, get an RO filter. Mu water kills cannabis! All my water for plants is RO and my drinking water is run through 2 carbon filters.

I think most of us can agree that scientific info has pretty much established that a canna plants' need for Ca declines as the end of veg and the beginning of flower as the need for PK increases.

I was glad to see that Greenleaf has reduced the amount of CA and increased the PK in their 2.0 version. I ran into some Ca overload on my last grow during flower in spite of reducing the amount of MC 1.0 fed. I have been wondering about this since then and I believe I ran into the answer today.

I was talking to one my county's water chemists on the phone[just called and asked for a chemist!!]and asked him about Ca overload in plants in general[heh heh]! He pointed out something I had never thought about. He said that our county has a large amount of dissolved Ca in it on a regular basis. This is because of our location close to the Appalachian mountains. This whole area was created by glacial action which deposited huge amounts of limestone as they receded. Limestone is basically calcium carbonate and this gets dissolved in run off water and streams in the area....thus leading to high Ca in our water. This is what causes the brown stains in sinks and tubs.

His recommendation for folks who use tap water to hydrate their house plants[heh, heh again]is to be very careful is using plant foods that are high in Ca and titrate carefully. He also said this situation was prevalent from Maine to Georgia where the Appalachians run. Because of run off, this doesn't occur just in the mountainous areas......it can be in any part of the eastern states.

I thought this was very interesting and offer it as a FYI.

 

[Moabfighter]

N tox is seeming like it’s coming around with the megacrop.not mine so much but some others.

If you’re getting clawing/extremely dark leaves back off the megacrop a bit.

 

[ClydeWalters]

N tox is seeming like it’s coming around with the megacrop.not mine so much but some others.

If you’re getting clawing/extremely dark leaves back off the megacrop a bit.

Can’t stress this enough

My entire tent seems to be showing Ntox at LOW doses...

Maybe Autos really only need a pinch of this stuff...

Photos handle it a tad better I’m sure

Moab u have zero N tox in ur grow?

I feel like u feed way more than I do


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[Moabfighter]

Can’t stress this enough

My entire tent seems to be showing Ntox at LOW doses...

Maybe Autos really only need a pinch of this stuff...

Photos handle it a tad better I’m sure

Moab u have zero N tox in ur grow?

I feel like u feed way more than I do


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I’ve been backing off the megacrop hardcore. When I feed I use two quarter teaspoons max and actually have been making my scoops more white chunk heavy than powder. Also alternating with jacks classic blossom booster (low nitrogen) and fox farms big bloom (0. Something nitrogen)

 

[ClydeWalters]

I’ve been backing off the megacrop hardcore. When I feed I use two quarter teaspoons max and actually have been making my scoops more white chunk heavy than powder. Also alternating with jacks classic blossom booster (low nitrogen) and fox farms big bloom (0. Something nitrogen)

Oh nice! Yea I’m thinking about running my Ripleys w the Tiger Bloom.... I know it’ll only take a tiny bit, should pack my weight on tho.

She rly didn’t seem to like the MC 2.0 too much. I saw that Ntox after 3 light feedings

She’s seen nothing but water not and is starting to go light green on me


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[Moabfighter]

Oh nice! Yea I’m thinking about running my Ripleys w the Tiger Bloom.... I know it’ll only take a tiny bit, should pack my weight on tho.

She rly didn’t seem to like the MC 2.0 too much. I saw that Ntox after 3 light feedings

She’s seen nothing but water not and is starting to go light green on me


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Some of my best plants ever by far got less nutrients than most others. I don’t doubt there are some great products out there, mega crop being one of those, but low doses work plenty well.

 

[thetreeman]

Curious what PPM you are running MC2 at for those using JUST MC2... I was running 650ish but seemed to be having some N deficiencies. Could be my PH was out of wack also, I dont monitor it super closely!

 

[Mushinronsha]

And this is part of the reason I use RO water. Ca and Iron fluctuate through out the year and levels are often very high in spring and summer. anyone with tap water with more than 130 ppms of dissolved solids should use a good, carbon filter at the very least. And if your water seems to cause problems, get an RO filter. Mu water kills cannabis! All my water for plants is RO and my drinking water is run through 2 carbon filters.

Can’t stress this enough

My entire tent seems to be showing Ntox at LOW doses...

Maybe Autos really only need a pinch of this stuff...

Photos handle it a tad better I’m sure

Moab u have zero N tox in ur grow?

I feel like u feed way more than I do


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Curious what PPM you are running MC2 at for those using JUST MC2... I was running 650ish but seemed to be having some N deficiencies. Could be my PH was out of wack also, I dont monitor it super closely!

I havnt been able to keep up with all these convo's lol. But I will just add my experiences so far have been good. I have been running MC2.0 at 4.5g/gal in a flood and drain system with tap water. Here is a break down of my tap water. I am nothing of a chemist...didn't even take it in high school so I dont even know if this is good or bad. But so far at 5 weeks in I have had no nutrient issues. I think I may have noticed a small amount of either a cal or mag deficiency on some lower leafs but other than those few spots ( which i cant even find now) no signs or issues. I hope this info helps someone. Happy Growing!

 

[HemiSync]

I’m still burning up my supply of 1.0 and have been working on keeping it as light as possible just for kicks. All I have going right now is one auto that I had to throw into a DWC 5 gallon bucket as a seedling because I had to leave town on a family emergency. Was just hoping that she would survive and loaded the bucket up with 300ppm/0.60EC of MC in a tap water that I know has more than enough cal/mag. Put her in the tent with a couple autocobs and off to the airport I went.
These two pictures are what I came home to after two weeks away.

She is a little light in color so I checked her pH, which was high at 6.3. So I added enough MC to bring it up to 400ppm and then adjusted the pH back down to 5.8.

After 2 days at 400ppm she is looking a little greener and she had a little growth spurt but that may just be timing.
And looks like she really is a girl.

I realize this has nothing to do with MC2.0 but I find it interesting how little you can use of either formula and still get good results. For once I’m not trying to push the plant but rather responding to what it wants.