blumats and nutrients

[Ez Rider]

I've been running full AACT's and the Earth Juice Line with Catalyst (Xatalyst in Canada) combined with blackstrap Molasses for over two years; only have had one clog. Keep it blu!

Which EJ line are you running with the blumats?

 

[maestroman22]

Which EJ line are you running with the blumats?

The original EJ line: grow, bloom, catalyst, meta ***, micro, big bloomin bat.

I also run AACT's; both via blumat and foliar feeding.

I haven't had an issue yet in two years (knocking head and all extremities on wood).

 

[Ez Rider]

The original EJ line: grow, bloom, catalyst, meta ***, micro, big bloomin bat.

I also run AACT's; both via blumat and foliar feeding.

I haven't had an issue yet in two years (knocking head and all extremities on wood).

Mind if I shoot you a pm? I don't want to hijack the thread.

 

[maestroman22]

Mind if I shoot you a pm? I don't want to hijack the thread.

Not at all Ez.

 

[Ez Rider]

Not at all Ez.

You can't get pm's yet, so

I'm looking at switching to earthjuice original line, and I've got a few questions for you.

1) Could you describe your reservoir/delivery set up to me?

2) You using tap or RO?

3) Do you ph the feed solution?

4) You using straight coco or amended?

5) If you've been using it for 2 years, obviously you like it. What kind of gpw you seeing?
Thanks

 

[maestroman22]

Certainly! Please see answers below next to questions.

You can't get pm's yet, so

I'm looking at switching to earthjuice original line, and I've got a few questions for you.

1) Could you describe your reservoir/delivery set up to me? I have two. One for mothers and youngins and one for flower. Flower is a 27 gallon rubbermaid tote. Three holes drilled in top slightly larger than the airstone line. Three airstones. Usually operate around 10-5 gallons depending on variety. Mom/youngin bucket is a 5 gallon commercial grade; one airstone and generally no nutes. If nutes, silica/bio root

2) You using tap or RO? Tap that's been bubbled for 24 hours with no lid to rid of chlorine.

3) Do you ph the feed solution? Never, run organic.

4) You using straight coco or amended? FFOF Ocean Forest; straight organic.

5) If you've been using it for 2 years, obviously you like it. What kind of gpw you seeing? I do not like it good sir, I love it. Haven't measured gpw, but am doing so this time around. So, upon conclusion I'll let you know!

I hope I've helped! If you have any further questions please do not hesitate! Hopefully I can receive PM's in the future. Sorry guys!
Thanks

 

[Ez Rider]

Certainly! Please see answers below next to questions.

Thank you. Unfortunately, no pm's till you hit 50 posts.

 

[RedBeardy5]

Wow I'm glad to see everyone still using blumats.

 

[maestroman22]

Definitely man! They know better than me when my girls are thirsty!!

 

[Chevy cHaze]

Yeah, blumatize EVERYTHING !!
hehehe

 

[maestroman22]

Has anyone run into issues running drip clean with blumats and organics? Upon reading a variety of threads here concerning drip clean and organics, I have yet been able to ascertain whether or not drip clean will harm my precious micro-herd.

I run FFOF soil, feed with EJ via blumats, and use plain jane dechlorinated tap. Just thinking of adding drip clean as a "maintenance" measure but don't want to do so if it will cause damage to my precious herd.

Thoughts?

 

[stoned40yrs]

It's just PeKacid under a different name and isn't Pekacid used in large scale irrigation for plants with herds? I don't know the answer for sure. You might figure it out here reading about Pekacid:

http://www.iclfertilizers.com/Fertilizers/Knowledge Center/Pekacid_-_water_and_irrigation.pdf

 

[maestroman22]

It's just PeKacid under a different name and isn't Pekacid used in large scale irrigation for plants with herds? I don't know the answer for sure. You might figure it out here reading about Pekacid:

http://www.iclfertilizers.com/Fertilizers/Knowledge Center/Pekacid_-_water_and_irrigation.pdf

Thank you so much! I'll definitely give it a thorough reading and see if I can come to a conclusion. If I do, I'll be sure to share.

Peace and love!

 

[maestroman22]

Stoned, I meant to reply...but then I got completely overwhelmed with life.

You were completely correct that drip clean is essentially Pekacid...and it is used in large irrigation for plants with microherds. I have used it on two cyqucles now and have had no harm to my microherd. At least, not that I can tell. Granted I can't exactly send it to a lab for analysis, but I've seen no harm in its use to quality or quantity.

Thanks again man!