can this product be used with General Hydroponics FloraBloom, FloraMicro &amp; FloraGro
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YES. But, you will want to avoid anything that will kill beneficial bacteria, such as H2O2 and Enzyme's
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Yes, Sophie, it can be used in conjunction. Try and remember this, with these things, less is more, if your growing a garden in soil or hydro, this will only help keep your soil healthy, and the nutrient availability in hydroponics systems cleaner, while nutrients are kept FLOWING rather than building up, and often creating your #1 & 2 enemies in BOTH systems... BACTERIA! This product helps sustain plants by keeping water fresher. Also..flushes clean out your excess of the Additives/Fertilizers/Etc. that, when used, become salts, and this keeps the plant bound because of poisoning, over time from these salts, they build up and poison the plant. What kills a plant faster than salt?! This keeps the plants from reaching their fullest, most healthy and organic potentials. Any more ?s feel free to ask!! Happy Gardening Sophie!!! "It is a love of the garden which ennobles the spirit of all." ~ Author Unknown
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I can't answer your question directly but I will say that my aquaponic plants did not do as well with these as with other rockwool cubes. I wouldn't recommend them.
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No its not just for hydro, I use it in soil-less mix (sunshine advance 4). I use it in week 2 of bloom at 5ml per gal. Hope this helps.
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Yes, to keep the different nutrients in a liquid solution, they are split up in the three bottle. I started my first batch of plants with only the Gro solution. They were yellow (chlorotic) and didn't grow. I Didn't have the bottle with the proper nitrogen. Then read the full directions (I know-obvious first step) , ordered the others, added them and boom everything took off.
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They have a line up for soil and hydro. The only difference is the grow big. I've used them both in hydro and soil with great results I recommend the soluble and bush doctor lineup fox farm has using them all together I've got some of the best results yet. One con with using in hydro the nutrients like to settle to the bottom I had to stir at least once a day.
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hello, i have just start last year but all my plants have died, need more info on all before i try again, will need to build a shack to warm up and maintain temperature for plants through the seasons, and which lights to use, set pots, hoses, and water ph. all this has to be learned first. hope this helps. as for floragro i never really got the results because my plants froze, i used a tds meter with a ph tester to get the correct amount of fertilizer to water. look on internet and and find tds uses. hope this helps.
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It will work with any seed or fertilizer. It has a lever that you can set to any seed size setting you need, also you can shut the flow of any seed or fertilizer completely off if you need to. I used mine with zero issues!
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No. I do not know of any 100% organic hydroponic nutrient solutions. There may be some out there, but I don't know. I do try to use organically when I can, but I worry much more about non organic pesticides than non organis fertilizer. This is a good product. Check out MHP gardener on YouTube. He has some excellent videos and uses this stuff for all his hydroponics.
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I have used the miracle grow liquid and it works wonderfully. Make sure though its a purely fluid plant food, some have chunks of special fertilizer in them, though those usually have their own special dispenser. I haven't had any issue with it so far using most plant foods :)
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Yes, the product is safe for Floratam. I have used it for 3 years and use a 2 gal. pump sprayer. Follow directions about how much per gallon. It is a slow kill over about 1 1/2 weeks.I don't recommend using it when the temperature is greater than 90 degrees, but at higher temperatures it is safer than most weed killers.
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Online, you can find a list of plants that respond to endo micorrhizae and only use the product on the roots of those plants. No sense wasting it on plants that cannot take advantage of it.
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We have Floratam grass and it works well, but less is better. If you use too much it stunts the grass for a couple of weeks but it is the ONLY product that works on weeds. We LOVE the stuff, just use as directed :-)
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Honestly, I don't think you need it for an aquaponic system. A hydroponic system, maybe yes, but the tilapia provide all the essential nutrients for the plants in an aquaponic system as far as I know making the brew tea unnecessary.
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If you positioned it close to the seedlings, it should work. Hydrofarm also makes a germination station that works pretty well too. (Heating mat, plastic cells for seedlings, humidity hood)
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No, it is not suitable for that application. You might want to try researching hydroponics ventilation to get an idea of what's out there. It is important for you to determine what kind of airflow you desire. Especially if it needs filtration for dust, smoke, or grease (cooking).
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Probably not...purely organic fertilizers tend to be more prone to settling out and clogging when used in hydroponic systems...on the other hand, the formula mix for the fertilizer is extremely pure as hydroponic systems react negatively to any form of pesticide or chlorine.
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I would assume so, I use it for Venus Flytraps. Its a fairly fine grained peat, w/no additives