Which bottle step is first? Micro/Grow/Bloom? Or is there no specific order?
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the way I understand it is .. grow, micro, bloom.. make sure you rinse your dropper in between.. if you are growing cannabis make sure your ph is correct.they need more bloom than grow.. I learned that the hard way 11 cc of bloom 5 cc of micro and grow for a 5 gallon container if it is hydro. Or one gallon if you are growing in soil.I hope this helps.. just make sure you put micro in the middle.
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Just pace off the distance as directed and then I dropped a small amt (used a spoon) close to what they suggest. I then watered in the little mound of powder. I sort of made a checkerboard so that I did not double up on any one spot. It was not an exact science, but worked just fine.
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You want to fill the bucket with at least 4 gallons of RO water, a brand of bacteria designed to promote root growth and a nutrient package based on what your growing, making sure to balance your PH specific to that plants needs. It's also wise to add H2O2. The air stone will help circulate the water, allowing the root system to be oxygenated. Oxygenated water is critical in pushing nutrients through the root system and into the plant. Down side to DWC is that you will need to change out your water every one to two weeks. During that time monitor your PH and water level and adding H2O2 every 3 to 4 days. Hope this helps and isn't to detailed. :)
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Slow flow. The bottle only comes In two flows slow and medium so it never will flow to fast. All bottles come in slow unless specified other wise. That is the experience I have had. Hope this helps!
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The only thing I've bought for mine is batteries for the unit that tells you when the water is low and nutrients. I bought a sample bottle of golden tree off amazon. It has everything needed by the plant for growth and flowering in one bottle. All you do is add the given amount to a gallon of water and add every 2nd time you refill the garden. Just dump any extra water out of the holding tank first. That's all I've bought for my unit. And I gotta be honest I love the golden tree nutrients n my zero soil system. It allows a single plant per container or more depending on the type of plant and size. There's a divided cover in case you have multiple herbs you're growing to keep them separated. It's small and can fit anywhere. Mine is in a window.
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I planted mine in late spring/early summer. They are growing well, no blooms yet. They are hardy in zones 8A to zone 11 and must have at least 6 hours of sun each day. You may want to contact a nursery in your area and they can tell you when the Bottle Brush should be planted. Good luck
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You only need to purchase this bottle and follow the directions on the bottle. I hope this helps.
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The directions are on the bottle when you receive it. It will be a dose of 5ml per each 20 gallons. But I would also recommend Seachem's "Trace elements" to go with this. In my experience, just adding the CO2 did not give me good plant growth. If you are not also using a nutrient supplement with this, your results will be limited. I also used a potassium supplement, and using all three of these together brought my nearly dead, yellowed plants back to life within a week, and they are doing very well, now. I don't know how much you know about any of this, so forgive me if I seem to over-explain all of this. One last thing that I would add is that if you are having problems growing plants in your aquarium, the proper ph is very important for some plants. Because most cities/towns put chlorine in the water to kill harmful bacteria, the ph of your tap water will be slightly alkaline. If you are setting up a salt water tank, that's not too bad. But a freshwater tank will need to be slightly acidic to neutral in the ph. This is important. I hope this helps, and yes, the flourish excel works very well if you use it with the other supplements which I mentioned.
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As I understand it, thats not good practice, especially on seedlings of any kind. You can burn the roots and damage your plant if you start fertilizing too early. I believe 2 weeks or so is sufficient to start low doses of fertilizer slowly building. (thats my anecdotal evidence). You wouldn't want to use big bloom until further in (as it reads on the bottle). If you have any questions like this, you can also call your local extension office, which specializes in growing plants. If you have any other questions, I will do my best to answer. Hope this helps!
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I have a plm with measurement ml. Which I'm supposed to use for one gallon how much do I put ml. each bottles ? My leafs are turning yellow and right now flowering white hair and little buds with T5 Florence lights I have black five gallons each im worried that the plant will not look good when it's grow small am I supposed to use just one bottle saying Bloom to use ml or use all three bottles like I said fox farm big bloom , fox farm grow big , tiger bloom ??
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On the "high" setting, your first batch will take four to five hours or so. After that, a batch will take less time as you'll want to seed the distilled water with a couple ounces of already made colloidal silver.
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No more than 25 to 30 that's a guess. You will also need your base nuts. The box kit is your bloom boosters and additives. Each one is 30 ml per five gallons
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The following links take you to the actual labels: Flora Micro is: http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/prod_labels/floramicro.pdf Flora Grow is: http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/prod_labels/floragro.pdf Flora Bloom is: http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/prod_labels/florabloom.pdf It has all of the n p k values on the label. Hope this helps!
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Hi, It all depends on the strength 1/4, 1/2, full. Example, I'm using the Lucas formula for the entire grow which consist of 8 ml of Micro and 16 ml of Bloom per gallon. I have a 5 gallon res so at full strength I'm using 40 ml of Micro and 80 ml of Bloom. There are 1000 ml in a liter so divide 1000 by 80 and you get 12 gallons from the Bloom at full strength and 25 gallons from the Micro. If using 1/2 strength then it would 24 gallons of Bloom 50 gallons of Micro. Note: Full strength is not recommended for small plants, start at 1/4 strength and your plants should show signs when they need more. If you're growing in Hydro, DWC or bubbleponics then you may want to look into Advanced Nutrient's PH perfect line which is only part A & B. I've tried both and both work great. Right now I'm using the Lucas formula to see if it works without using the Grow. Hope this helps.
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yes, but for me it was inconsistent. The first time took 60 seconds. then each time would take longer and longer. I returned mine because i felt that once you figured out you setting, you shouldn't have to change that setting. But i was constantly adding more and more water / therefore time. i was doing 3 oz bottles.
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The directions used to be on the back of the container and suggested starting with one tablespoon in water. There is a contact number on their website. You might try calling them to see if they can be more help. http://www.wisdomoftheagesllc.com/index.php?option=com_contact&view;=category&catid;=0&Itemid;=3
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The blue sponge goes on the bottom, 1white sponge & the charcoal go in the middle the other white sponge and the bio-balls go on top. Besure to mark the outside of your filter where your uv light is because the trays have to stack correctly in order for the lid to go back on. One other thing. You may want to mark your tubing so that you'll know which go where.